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Legitimating the Law: The Struggle for Judicial Competency in Early National New Hampshire - John Phillip Reid
Legitimating the Law: The Struggle for Judicial Competency in Early National New Hampshire
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ISBN: 9781609090593 (1609090594)
Publisher: Northern Illinois University Press
Edition language: English
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Legitimating the Law: The Struggle for Judicial Competency in Early National New Hampshire - John Phillip Reid
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