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Notes of Speeches in the House of Lords on Petitions for Re-Hearing, in the Appeals, John Vans Agnew, Esquire, Appellant, James Stewart, Ebenezer Drew

Notes of Speeches in the House of Lords on Petitions for Re-Hearing, in the Appeals, John Vans Agnew, Esquire, Appellant, James Stewart, Ebenezer Drew

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ISBN10: 127509693X
ISBN13: 9781275096936
Publisher: Gale Making Of Modern Law
Published: Feb 14 2012
Pages: 36
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.07 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English
Full Title: Notes of Speeches in The House of Lords on Petitions for re-hearing, in the appeals, John Vans Agnew, Esquire, Appellant, James Stewart, Ebenezer Drew, and Others, Respondents; and John Vans Agnew, Esquire, Appellant, John William Henry, Earl of Stair, an

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