[Law] Pleas of the Crown, 1762, Folio

Hawkins, William. A TREATISE OF THE PLEAS OF THE CROWN… London: Richardson and Lintot for Browne [et al], 1762. Fourth ed. Folio (14" x 9".) Two parts bound in one. [16], 266, [58], 464, [80] pp. Bo

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