First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, or, a Commentary upon Littleton V. 2

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2 First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, or, a Commentary upon Littleton 1809

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FIRST PART
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OR, A-
COMMENTARY upon LITTLETON:
Not the NAME of the AUTHOR only, but of the LAW itfelf.
Quid te vana juvant miferm ludibria chart.
Hoc lege, quod poffis dicere jure meum eft.
Major hurreditas venit unicuique noftrum a' jure et legibus, quam a parentibua. Ciyzan.
He ego grandoevus pofui tibi, candide lecor,
Authore E D WARD 0 C 0 K E, MILITE.

The SIXTEENTH EDITION;
RZvisIxD An CORRECTED, with Additions of NOTES, REFERENCES,
and PROPER TABLES.
jIy FRANCIS HARGRAVE AND CHARLES BUTLER,
LSQUIRES, OF LINCOLN'S-INN.
Including alfo the NOTES of
Lord Chief Jufice H ALE and Lord Chancellor N O TT I N G H A M.
AND
An ANALYSTS of LITTLETON, written by an Unknown Hand in 1658-9.

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Printed by Luke Hamard f. Sons, near Lincoln's-Inn Fields,
FOR E BROOKE; W.CLARKE AND SONS; W.REEDi
AND,
FLEMING AND PHELAN, UPPEk ORMOND QUAY,
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