An essay on the British Constitution, blended with the laws relating to landed property and the personal liberty of the subject, from the time of the Romans to the latest period
Subtitle: and concluding with a few general remarks on the foregoing and other interesting subjects, and particularly touching elections : to which is subjoined a Letter written to a Member of Parliament on the subject of a general inclosure
By: by Agricola
Publisher: Printed and sold by I. Norris; sold also by Browne, Bristol; Sheppard, Wells; Poole, Bridgewater; Spurway, Honiton; Bradford, Exeter; Boyce, Tiverton, and all other booksellers
Published: 1812
Place of publication: Taunton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 103
Subjects: Constitutional history; Constitution; Inclosures; Right of property; Real property; History