Register of cases in New York Supreme Court, 1721-1742.

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Register of cases in New York Supreme Court, 1721-1742.

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A volume described by Alexander as "A Doggett of all causes I have been concerned in defending in New York Supreme Court and whereof the costs have not been paid before January 1725-26 and continued after."

1 v. (69 p.) ; 6 x 8 in.

New-York Historical Society

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