A Letter To Sir Charles Abbott, Knt., The Lord Chief-justice Of The Court Of King's Bench, Upon A Late Decision Of That Court: And Also Upon Two Subse
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"A Letter To Sir Charles Abbott, Knt., The Lord Chief-justice Of The Court Of King's Bench, Upon A Late Decision Of That Court" is a significant historical document addressing a legal decision by Sir Charles Abbott, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. Authored by James Mills, the letter also critiques two subsequent decisions by the Common Serjeant of the City of London.
This work provides valuable insight into the legal and political climate of the time, offering a critical perspective on the application of law and its impact on civil rights. It serves as a primary source for understanding legal arguments and the interpretation of justice during this period. Scholars and legal historians will find this letter to be a compelling resource for examining the nuances of legal proceedings and judicial decisions within the Court of King's Bench.
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