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"The statute of 21 James I. c. 29, is an established law made for the purpose of getting all the Duchy lands build upon and improved at the public expense, by giving all persons taking leases under it a vested interest, or a perpetual
estate, by means of renewable lease, at a certain fixed rent, without any fine or renewal, and has been contuned with some amendments down to the 16th Geo. III." -- p. [i]
Bound subsequently as: Hume Tracts 75
Bound subsequently with: A letter to the Rt. Hon. Henry Goulburn, M.P., chancellor of the exchequer, &c. &c. &c. on the claims of the West India distiller to an equalization of the duties on rum and British spirits; and 13
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Includes bibliographical references.
Electronic reproduction. New York : JSTOR, 2009 (19th century British pamphlets) Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited to subscribing institutions.
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Mode of access : WWW. | Format: | [electronic resource] | Publisher: | J. Betts, Printer, | Subjects: | Land tenure Cornwall (England : Duchy) England. | Temporal: | 1836
[1836?]. | Source: | Research Libraries UK | Identifier: | 03B27630730 | Language: | English | Format: | [electronic resource] | Go to resource |
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