Remarks Upon Scotch Peerage Law: As Connected with Certain Points in the Late Case of the Earldom of Devon; to which are Added, Desultory Observations Upon the Nature, and Descent of Scotch Peerages, &c. &c

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T. Clark, 1833 - 205 páginas
 

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Página i - Scotch Peerage law, as connected with certain points in the late •case of the Earldom of Devon ; to which are added, •desultory observations upon the nature and descent •of Scotch peerages, &c.t &c.
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