Report of the Proceedings Before the Court of King's Bench for the District of Quebec in the Term of February, 1832, Respecting the Commitment of Daniel Tracey and Ludger Duvernay by the Legislative Council of Lower-Canada, for a Breach of Privilege...
by Lower Canada. Court of King's Bench, Daniel 1795-1832 Tracey, Ludger 1799-1852 Duvernay
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