The Laws of Appeals and Murder in Ancient Practice
A fragmentary antiquarian title discusses the nature of appeals, murder, duelling, and related offenses. It references numerous adjudged cases and precedents, including malice, arrest, rape, and select prece-dents, with scattered mentions of law and authority.
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Manilau Oa &c
Saeain
Gow
Fragmentary Catalogue Text From a Dim 19th Century Miscellany
Fragmented OCR presents a dense list of antiquarian works and Latin titles. The snippet mentions Magna Britanniae and historic Anglicanae studies, with references to registrums and religious themes, implying a bibliographic spread rather than a single narrative event.
Books lately publis d for W Meanows at the Angel Cornhill
An 1697 advertisement details books on interest tables with various rates and coins, including a concise salary and wage table, a table comparing gold and silver bars to exchange coins, and a calendar of prices. It mentions examinations by Richard Hayes and references Amsterdam, London, and Westminster with Easter approaching.
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W. Meanows
Cornhill
Richard Hayes
City of London
Welleninster
A.D
Aezerdeell
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