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Landmarks in the law

01 January 1991

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Landmarks in the law
libdoc November=1992

Author: Denning, Lord
Publisher: Butterworths, 1984 pp394 Index
Keywords: Law History
Contents:

1. High Treason
2. Torture and bribery
3. The Chancellor's Foot
4. Martyrdom
5. Freedom of Assembly
6. Matrimonial affairs
7. Freedom of the individual
8. International terrorism
9. General warrants
10. Freedom of the press
11. Persecution
12. Murder
13. My most important case
Epilogue

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