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A juridical glossary : being as exhaustive compilation of the most celebrated maxims, aphorisms, doctrines, precepts, technical phrases and terms employed in the Roman, civil, feudal, canon and common law, expressed in foreign languages, and quoted in the standard elementary works and reports of the British and American courts : and also an exhaustive compilations of adages, axioms, proverbs, mottoes, etc., alphabetically arranged and carefully translated into English, with explanatory notes and citations, for the use of the legal profession and the intelligent laity. Vol. 1. A. to E
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