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Proceedings of the Legislative council of Upper Canada on the bill sent up from the House of assembly entitled an Act to amend the jury laws of this province
Proceedings of the Legislative council of Upper Canada on the bill sent up from the House of assembly entitled an Act to amend the jury laws of this province
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Proceedings of the Legislative council of Upper Canada on the bill sent up from the House of assembly entitled an Act to amend the jury laws of this province

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Proceedings of the Legislative council of Upper Canada on the bill sent up from the House of assembly entitled an Act to amend the jury laws of this province. Cop. 2 bound (10) with Randall, R. A faithful report of the trial and acquittal of Robert Randall.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055309686D
Dewey Number999233
Bill, an act for the consolidation and amendment of the laws relative to jurors, juries and inquests in that part of this province called Upper Canada
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