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The Laws relating to Horses, considered as the Subject of Property, Sale, Hire, Wager, Distress, Heriot, or of criminal Charge, and intended for practical as well as professional Reference.

London, Luke Hansard & Sons for J. & W.T. Clarke, 1825.

8vo, pp. viii, 111, [1 (blank)]; H8 a cancel; a very good copy, uncut in publisher’s printed boards, sewn two-up on 2 sunken cords; stain to upper board and foxing to lower, splits to joints and spine, lightly rubbed and bumped at extremities.

£450

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First edition of a manual on laws relating to horse ownership, transaction, and use, with details of the incidents by which case-law was established.

Only one copy could be traced at auction (Swann, 1979).

Mellon 123.

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