The Statutes at Large, From the 30th to the 33rd Year of King George II. To Which is prefixed, a Table Containing the Titles of all the Statutes during that Period. Volume XXII. 

Pickering, Danby

Published by Printed by Joseph Bentham, Cambridge, 1766. Full leather binding., though the boards are detached and worn/scuffed, as well as the blanks. Vertical cracking to the banded spine. Previous owner's name on the title page (William Dobinson, Carliston). Includes a couple of folding plans, one showing the price of bread. 538pp. Binding copy. 

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