Two historical accounts of the making New Forest in Hampshire, by King William the Conqueror; and Richmond New Park in Surry, by King Charles the First
Subtitle: containing, I. An enquiry into the origin of forests, chaces, purlieus, warrens, and parks, and the cruel and unjust laws that were first made for the government of those places : some account of the kings, from William I to Edward I so far as relates to forest laws, and that of obtaining the two great charters : II. The history of the opposition that was raised against making the park ... Extracted from Lord Clarendon and other historians : an account of the privileges the subjects enjoyed after the park was made, to the time of putting in execution certain measures for shutting it up : address'd to the citizens of London : and adorned with a view of Richmond Park
Publisher: Printed for M. Cooper
Published: 1751
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Forest reserves; Law and legislation; Parks
Notes: ESTC T136619.

"View of Richmond Park: lacking.