Reprinted in 1967 by Lithography at The Layston Press. Buntingford for Oceana Publications Inc., New York and Wildy & Sons Ltd., London.

CONTENT S.

INTRODUCTION.

Of the STUDY, NATURE and EXTENT of the LAWS of ENGLAND.

Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the LAWS of ENGLAND.

38.

63°

93.

BOOK I.

Of the RIGHTS of PERSON s.

CHAP. I.

Of the abfolute RIGHTS of INDIVIDUALS.

CHAP. II.

Of the PARLIAMENT.

CHAP. III.

Of the KING, and his TITLE.

CHAP. IV.

Of the KING's royal FAMILY.

CAF. V.

Of the CousCILS belonging to the KING.

CHA.. VI.

Of the KING'S DUTIES.

CHAP. VII.

Of the KING'S PREROGATIVE.

121.

146.

190.

219.

227.

233-

237.

CHAP.

CHA P. XI.

Of the CLERGY.

CHA P. X.

Of the PEOPLE, whether ALIENS, DENIZENS,

or NATIVES.

CHA P. XII.

Of the CIVIL STATE.

CHA P. XIII.

Of the MILITARY and MARITIME STATES.

CHA P. XIV.

Of MASTER and SERVANT.

281.

CHAP. XV.

Of HUSBAND and WIFE.

338.

366.

376.

396.

407.

422.

433.

CHAP.

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any READER of this Edition meets with fome WORDS uncommonly
Spelled, he is requested, not haftily to blame the American EDITOR;
because Report fayeth, the LAST British EDITION was corrected under
the immediate Inspection of the learned AUTHOR, and it has of late been
the Practice of several great Men to spell many Words in their own pc-
culiar Manner.-Therefore, the American EDITOR, to make this American
EDITION a perfect Transcript of the LAST British EDITION, hath ad-
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