Report Of The Case Paterson Against Shaw For A Libel By Imputing To The Pursuer False Play At Cards Tried At Edinburgh On The 7th June 1830 With An Appendix Of Documents The Notes Of The Evidences And Speeches Taken By I W Dickson And W Bennet
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Report of the Case, Paterson against Shaw, for a libel, by imputing to the pursuer false play at cards. Tried at Edinburgh on the 7th June, 1830. With an appendix of documents. (The notes of the evidences and speeches taken by I. W. Dickson and W. Bennet.). by David PATERSON (Accountant) Pdf
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