10 ANTIQUE BOOKS LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA & ENGLAND

Laws of the General Assembly of the State of Pennsylvania. Laws of England.
Various amounts of wear to covers, spine, pages.

(Commentaries on the Laws of England in Four Books Set (4 books). Commentaries on the Laws of England four books in 2 volumes (2 books). Laws of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania books Session of 1852, Session of 1853, Session of 1861, and Session of 1874.)

7 1/2” X 10 1/4"


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BOOK 4.
EDI TION
EDIT
LAWS
OF
PENNSYLVANIA
1874-75-76
4.
EDI
TION
EDIT
LAWS
OF
PENNSYLVANIA
1874-75-76

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EDITOR'S PREFACE.
Many editions of Blackstone's Commentaries have been pub-
lished both in this country and in England,
since the death of
the learned author.
My apology for adding
another to the list
is my desire to accomplish
in the notes certain things not hereto-
fore attempted,
and also belief that the time has come when
accumulated experience makes my it possible to select what is best
from the of notes left by predecessors.
The material mass used in the preparation my of this edition may be
divided into four classes.
First, the published results of modern
research into the
EDITOR'S
PREFACE.
Many
editions
of
Blackstone's
Commentaries
have
been
both
in
this
country
and
in
England,
since
the
death
of
the
learned
author.
My
apology
for
adding
another
to
the
list
is
my
desire
to
accomplish
in
the
notes
certain
things
not
hereto-
fore
attempted,
and
also
belief
that
the
time
has
when
accumulated
experience
makes
my
it
possible
select
what
is
best
from
the
of
notes
left
by
predecessors.
The
material
mass
used
in
the
preparation
my
of
this
edition
may
be
divided
into
four
classes.
First,
the
published
results
of
modern
research
into
the

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CONTENTS OF THE ANALYSIS OF BOOK Ш.
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CONTENTS
OF
THE
ANALYSIS
OF
BOOK
PRIVATE
which
the
law
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have
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operation
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common
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wherein
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for
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persons
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VIII
2
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rights
property
according
Congress,
in

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LAWS
OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PASSED AT THE
SESSION OF 1852,
IN THE
WITH AN APPENDIX.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
THEO. FENN & CO., PRINTERS TO THE STATE
1852.
LAWS
OF
THE
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
OF
THE
COMMONWEALTH
OF
PENNSYLVANIA,
PASSED
AT
THE
SESSION
OF
1852,
IN
THE
YEAR
OF
INDEPENDENCE.
WITH
AN
APPENDIX.
PUBLISHED
BY
THEO.
FENN
&
CO.,
PRINTERS
TO
THE
1852.



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