Beare's reports, 1628-1645.

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Beare's reports, 1628-1645.

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Reports in the King's Bench, Mich. 4 to Mich. 20 Car. I (1628-1645); identifiable by comparison with HLS MS 5071. The first case is Audley v. Halsey; the last is Holmes v. Hannesley. A commercial copy with the scribe's flourish at the end.

1 v. (310 leaves) ; 31 cm.

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