A copy of the record, of the councells' [sic] arguments, on both sides and the opinions of the Lord Cheife [sic] Justice Jeffreyes and the rest of the judges of the Court of Kings Bench in the case of the East India Company agt. Thomas Sandys; commonly called the Interlopers Case, ca. 1690-1720.

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A copy of the record, of the councells' [sic] arguments, on both sides and the opinions of the Lord Cheife [sic] Justice Jeffreyes and the rest of the judges of the Court of Kings Bench in the case of the East India Company agt. Thomas Sandys; commonly called the Interlopers Case, ca. 1690-1720.

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[1], 280 leaves ; 36 cm.

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