A review of legal studies

comprising the most material parts, rules, doctrines, definitions, and principles of law contained in Blackstone's commentaries, evidence, contracts, pleading, equity, criminal law, etc. : including parties to actions, forms of actions, law terms, phrases and maxims : compiled from standard works used in reading for law students, preparing for examination and admission to the bar, practitioners, justices, aldermen, etc.

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Author

Sir William Blackstone

Contributions

Blickensderfer, Ulric, b. 1845. - Contributor
William Blackstone Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor

Publication

1880 - E.B. Myers, Chicago, Illinois

Language

English

Word Count

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Page Count

0 pages

Identifiers

Library of Congress Control Number40018060
Open LibraryOL6405163M

Classifications

LCCKD661.B533 B58 1880

Subjects

Topics

Law Study and teaching Law -- United States Law -- Great Britain Law -- Study and teaching

Places

United States Great Britain

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