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Gentleman of the bar

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The question of previous consent discussed By a gentleman of the bar ...1756
The new American clerk's magazine, and young conveyancer's pocket companion: containing all the necessary forms of articles of agreement, bonds, bills, recognisances, leases and releases ... &c., with necessary directions for making distresses for rent, &c., as the law between landlord and tenant now stands1803
The new American clerk's magazine and complete practical conveyancer: containing the most useful and necessary precedents : adapted to the use of the citizens of the United States, and more particularly to those of the state of Maryland ... : with necessary instructions and forms ... : the whole selected from the laws and draughts of actual practice1806
The Justices' directory, or, Points on certiorari being a digest of the cases reported by Johnson & Caines1813
With William Johnson, George Caines

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The pocket companion, or, Every man his own lawyer: laid down in so plain a manner, that the farmer, mechanic, apprentice or school boy, can draw any instrument of writing without the assistance of an attorney : prefaced with 15 pages of scrip, intended as a copy for those persons who wish to improve their hand writing at leisure hours at home without the instructions of a teacher1818
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The pocket companion, or, Every man his own lawyer1841
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The pocket companion, or, Every man his own lawyer containing a variety of precedents, laid down in so plain a manner, that the farmer, mechanic, apprentice or school boy, can draw any instrument of writing without the assistance of an attorney : prefaced with twelve pages of scrip, intended as a copy for those persons who wish to improve their hand writing at leisure hours at home without the instructions of a teacher1819
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The pocket lawyer, and family conveyancer ...1831
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The new American clerk's magazine, and young conveyancer's pocket companion: containing all the necessary forms of articles of agreement, bonds, bills, recognisances, leases and releases ... &c., with necessary directions for making distresses for rent, &c., as the law between landlord and tenant now stands1803
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The new American clerk's magazine and complete practical conveyancer: containing the most useful and necessary precedents : adapted to the use of the citizens of the United States, and more particularly to those of the state of Maryland ... : with necessary instructions and forms ... : the whole selected from the laws and draughts of actual practice1806
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The self-taught conveyancer, or, Farmers' and mechanics' guide being a compilation from the most approved authorities, of the various instruments of writing, which are found necessary in the common concerns of the farmer, mechanic and man of business ...1819
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The Justices' directory, or, Points on certiorari being a digest of the cases reported by Johnson & Caines1813
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A concise treatise upon the powers and duties of the principal state, county, and town officers.: For the use of schools.1831
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The question of previous consent discussed By a gentleman of the bar ...1756
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