Jus academicum, or, A defence of the peculiar jurisdiction which belongs of common right to universities in general, and hath been granted by royal charters, that confirm'd in Parliament, to those of England in particular
Subtitle: shewing that no prohibition can lie against their courts of judicature, nor appeal from them, in any cause like that which is now depending before the vice-chancellor of Cambridge : with a full account and vindication of the proceedings in that cause
By: by a person concern'd
Publisher: Wilkin
Published: 1722
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 44
Subjects: University of Cambridge
Other titles: Jus academicum.; Defence of the peculiar jurisdiction which belongs of common right to universities in general, and hath been granted by royal charters, confirm'd in Parliament, to those of England in particular.
Notes: By John Colbatch. cf.ESTC.

Clark Libary has variant with "royal charters, that confirm'd inParliament" on t.p. The other variant corrects the t.p. to omit "that." cf.ESTC.

Concerns the case of Richard Bentley, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.

Page 21 misnumbered 11.

Relates to a libel on Conyers Middleton supposed to have been published by Richard Bentley.

No.3 in a volume lettered on spine: Pamphlets. Oxford.

ESTC T004211