Minor practicks, or, a treatise of the Scottish law. Composed by that eminent lawyer, Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, Advocate to His Majesty King Charles I. To which is subjoined, A discourse on the rise and progress of the law of Scotland

Name: Minor practicks, or, a treatise of the Scottish law. Composed by that eminent lawyer, Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, Advocate to His Majesty King Charles I. To which is subjoined, A discourse on the rise and progress of the law of Scotland
Author: HOPE, Thomas, Sir; Bayne, Alexander.

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First edition. 8vo. Pp [ii], viii,148, [2],151-152,151-245,[1] [2]. (Contents leaf is bound after the first title page). The second named discourse on the rise and progress of the law of Scotland is by Alexander Bayne. Pagination is irregular, but collated and correct as per ESTC, with a separate title page for the discourse, and index, but with an errata leaf additionally to the rear which ESTC does not appear to notice. Contemporary calf, skilfully rebacked, with the original label and spine retained. Price 3/6 in front paste down, and the contemporary signature of Arch Bertram to title page in a neat hand.

Author HOPE, Thomas, Sir; Bayne, Alexander.

Date 1726

Binding Hardcover

Publisher Hardcover

Condition Good

Price: £245.00

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