"The Canadian Law Times, Volume 10" offers a comprehensive snapshot of Canadian legal thought and practice in 1890. Edited by Charles Elliott, Edward B. Brown, and A. H. F. Lefroy, this volume presents a valuable historical record of legal developments, case analyses, and scholarly articles pertinent to the Canadian legal landscape of the time.
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