New York, The Holland Society of New York, (1971). 8vo. Cloth. With plate. X,297 pp. 'There was wide-spread and continued opposition to the Court of Chancery during the colonial period on the ground that personal liberty and property were not subject to law but to the conscience of the governor'. Seller Inventory # 25520

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Title: Records of the Chancery Court Province and ...

Binding: Hardcover

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