@article{643711,
      note = {Partly in English, partly in Latin.},
      author = {Spottiswoode, Robert,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/643711},
      title = {Practicks of the laws of Scotland, Observed and collected  by Sir Robert Spotilwoode of Pentland, president of the  College of Justice, and secretary of state of K. Charles  the I. As also, abstracts taken out of the ancient records  of this kingdom, whereby is declared the manner of  administrating justice in civil causes, before the College  of Justice was erected, and propositions & questions in  law made by the same author. With memoirs of his life and  trail for an alledg'd crime of high treason against the  states: in the preached Parliament at St. Andrews, in  December 1645, and January 1646. Published by John  Spotiswoode of that-ilk, advocate, the author's grand-son.  [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {Printed by James Watson: sold by John Vallange, and the  other book-sellers in Edinburgh,},
      recid = {643711},
      pages = {[4],xli,[3],372p. ;},
      address = {Edinburgh :},
      year = {1706},
}