The Case Of The Orphan And Creditors Of John Ayliffe: Esq
"The Case Of The Orphan And Creditors Of John Ayliffe, Esq" delves into a fascinating slice of 18th-century English legal history. This book meticulously examines the legal battles surrounding the estate of John Ayliffe, focusing on the plight of orphans and creditors seeking justice. Thomas Bonnell's detailed account sheds light on the complexities of legal proceedings during this period and offers a compelling glimpse into the lives affected by Ayliffe's affairs.
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