Lex constitutionis, or, The gentleman's law : being a compleat treatise of all the laws and statutes relating to the king and the prerogative of the Crown, the nobility, and the House of Lords, House of Commons, officers of the customs, of the exise, of the Post-Office, Stamp-Office, forfeited estates, publick accounts, the Navy-Office, War-Office, lieutenancy of counties, Justices of the Peace, &c. . : and also an introduction to the common law of England, with respect to tenures of lands, descents, marriage-contracts, coverture, &c., of property, creation and forfeiture of estates, trials of offenders, courts at Westminster, &c. : to which are added, under their proper heads, the manner of passing bills in both houses of Parliament, the judicature of the Lords, variety of adjudg'd cases, and some curious history of antiquity

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Library copy has been re-bound. ; Includes index. ; "Books consulted and referr'd to in this treatise": p. xiii-xiv. ; Mode of access: Internet.