A discourse on the Bookland and Folkland of the Saxons: wherein the nature of those kinds of estates is explained; and the notion of them advanced by Sir John Dalrymple in his essay on feudal property, examined and confuted
by Reymer Heckforth
Part of Eighteenth Century -- reel 11257, no. 04.
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