Actions upon the case for deeds : viz. contracts, assumpsits, deceipts, nusances, trover and conversion, delivery of goods, and for other male-feasance and mis-feasance : collected out of the many great volumes of law already extant ... : with two alphabetical tables for the ready finding out anything therein contained /

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• Actions upon the case for deeds : viz. contracts, assumpsits, deceipts, nusances, trover and conversion, delivery of goods, and for other male-feasance and mis-feasance : collected out of the many great volumes of law already extant ... : with two alphabetical tables for the ready finding out any thing therein contained /
  by: Sheppard, William, d. 1675?
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