A New Abridgement of the Law: Alphabetically Digested Under Proper Titles, Volume 7

Matthew Bacon

Jan 1801 · Luke White

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Thomas McKee

December 21, 2012

It actually came out in 1803, very good book and I've read it many times over. For someone who loves the law, I give this book very high recommendations, for an attorney who wants to understand the law and its rightful application, I would also recommend this book. Reader beware, though, it has its dry areas, but is an excellent read. 100 GOLD STARS.

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