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John Rylands University Library of Manchester

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The public general Acts passed in the seventh session of the eleventh Parliament of Great Britain, with a table. Includes chapters I-XXXII. The table lists the public Acts (I-XXXII printed, XXXIII-LIX not printed), and private Acts chapters 1-68. This general titlepage precedes each individual Act. Chapters VII-XXXII dated 1760.

London : printed by Thomas Baskett; and by the assigns of Robert Baskett, 1759 [i.e. 1760] 582,[14]p. ; 2°