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This book provides a fascinating insight into the parliamentary opinions of two prominent figures in British legal history, Lord Mansfield and Sir D. Ryder, regarding the selection of a regency or regent. Their views and interpretations are presented in a clear and succinct manner, shedding light on a tumultuous period in British history.
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