Letter from a freeholder to the several County courts of Scotland, [electronic resource] : on the resolutions moved by Mr. Murray, Younger Of Ochtertyre, At The Michaelmas Head Court Of The County Of Perth, on the second of October 1798; and defence of the law of Scotland, with respect to bail and degree of punishment in cases of sedition, AS Established BY The Act Of King William, In 1701, Entitled, "against Wrongous Imprisonment And Undue Delay Of Trial;" And BY The Act Of Queen Anne, In 1703, Entitled, "anent Leasing-Makers And Slanderers;" Against The Attack Made Upon Them BY The Above Resolutions.
1798
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Letter from a freeholder to the several County courts of Scotland, [electronic resource] : on the resolutions moved by Mr. Murray, Younger Of Ochtertyre, At The Michaelmas Head Court Of The County Of Perth, on the second of October 1798; and defence of the law of Scotland, with respect to bail and degree of punishment in cases of sedition, AS Established BY The Act Of King William, In 1701, Entitled, "against Wrongous Imprisonment And Undue Delay Of Trial;" And BY The Act Of Queen Anne, In 1703, Entitled, "anent Leasing-Makers And Slanderers;" Against The Attack Made Upon Them BY The Above Resolutions.
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Freeholder.
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Edinburgh : printed: sold by Messrs. J. Elder, J. Robertson, and W. Mudie, [1798]
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Great Britain -- Scotland -- Edinburgh.
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English
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23,[1]p. ; 8⁰.
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The prefatory letter signed: A Freeholder, and dated Oct.20, 1798.
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Reproduction of original from British Library.
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English Short Title Catalog, T127205.
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Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.
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