@article{526293,
      note = {Reproduction of original from British Library.},
      author = {Philips, Erasmus,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/526293},
      title = {The creditor's advocate, and debtor's friend. Shewing how  the effects of the debtor are spent in law, and other  Charges, that may be saved for the Creditor, in like manner  as is practiced in Holland. Setting forth the inconveniency  the debtor lies under, as the Laws now subsist, in  surrendring up his Effects to one Creditor only, in  prejudice to the rest, without gaining his Liberty, if  confined, which induces many to go to foreign Parts with  their Effects, and set up the Woollen and other  Manufacturies Abroad, to the great Prejudice of this  Nation. As also setting forth the inconsistency of the  escape warrant act, high Fees taken from poor Prisoners by  the Courts of Justice and the Officers thereof; and the  Inconveniency of not taking Bail in the Judges Chamber out  of Term as well as in Term; and the great expence of a  Habeas Corpus, by Fees taken in the Inferior Courts,  &c. By Mr. Philips. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed for T. Corbet, at Addison's Head, without  Temple-Bar,},
      recid = {526293},
      pages = {[2],5-31,[1]p. ;},
      address = {London :},
      year = {1731},
}