The substance of a remonstrance to the Earl Bathurst on the abuses in the administration of justice in the colony of Demerara, with a preface on the extraordinary powers assumed by the colonial minister in the continuance of foreign laws, in the ceded Bri
by J. Clayton Jennyns
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