A treatise of laws, or, A general introduction to the common, civil, and canon law : in three parts : I. The common law of England, illustrated in a great variety of maxims, &c., also the use of this law, with references to statutes in all cases : II. Of the civil law, intermix'd with the law of nations, and its use here in England, and a parallell between the civil law and common law : III. The canon law, and laws ecclesiastical, containing the authority and rights of the English clergy, of patrons and churchs, courts ecclesiastical, trials, &c. : the whole adapted to the use of students and practisers of the law, students of the universities, civilians, proctors, ecclesiasticks, and all young gentlemen /

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