LAW REFORM.
[Sedgwick, Henry Dwight] 1785-1831.
The English practice: a statement, showing some of the evils and absurdities of the prac- tice of the English common law, as adopted in several of the United States, and particularly in the state of New-York. Addressed to liberal minded and intelligent men of all classes and professions, who are in the habit of examining and thinking for themselves. By a lover of im- provement.
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