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Judgment of the Vice President in the divorce case of Chase vs

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Judgment of the Vice President in the divorce case of Chase vs. Chase. Court of Governor and Council for Marriage and Divorce, before the Hon. Neville Parker, Vice President, and the Hon. Robert D. Wilmot and the Hon. William H. Odell, members of the Executive Council. Arthur Chase, by his guardian, Reuben Chase, plaintiff, vs. Ann Chase, sued under the name of Ann Harper, defendant. Cover title. In double columns. In original brown paper covers.
GeographyProvince stateNew Brunswick
GeographyCountryCanada
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Object Number37131052111291D
Dewey1906377
Dewey346.0166 N246 BR
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