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Introduction to Samuel Dodd's Reports

William Hamilton Bryson

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The law reports of Samuel Dodd, which date from 1678 to 1713, are mostly from the Court of Exchequer from a period when there has been to date no printed law reports specific to this English court. There are a few scattered Exchequer reports published in the general English law reports of this period, and these have been reprinted in order to give a view of the jurisdiction of this court.

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The law reports of Samuel Dodd, which date from 1678 to 1713, are mostly from the Court of Exchequer from a period when there has been to date no printed law reports specific to this English court. There are a few scattered Exchequer reports published in the general English law reports of this period, and these have been reprinted in order to give a view of the jurisdiction of this court.

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The law reports of Samuel Dodd, which date from 1678 to 1713, are mostly from the Court of Exchequer from a period when there has been to date no printed law reports specific to this English court. There are a few scattered Exchequer reports published in the general English law reports of this period, and these have been reprinted in order to give a view of the jurisdiction of this court.

Key concepts: Exchequer, Jurisdiction, Law, English law, Period (music), Political science, History, Philosophy

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