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- 2006576451 contributor B10720386.
- 2006576451 contributor B10720387.
- 2006576451 contributor B10720388.
- 2006576451 created "1743.".
- 2006576451 date "1743".
- 2006576451 date "1743.".
- 2006576451 dateCopyrighted "1743.".
- 2006576451 description "ESTC (RLIN) T139480".
- 2006576451 extent "[8], 56, [1], 56-134 p. ;".
- 2006576451 isReferencedBy "ESTC (RLIN) T139480".
- 2006576451 issued "1743".
- 2006576451 issued "1743.".
- 2006576451 language "Attribution of translation to Stephen Whatley was based on an incorrect reading of signature on half title of BL copy 1127.h.5. Cf. ESTC (RLIN).".
- 2006576451 language "eng fre".
- 2006576451 language "eng".
- 2006576451 publisher "London : Printed for R. Hett ... J. Robinson ... D. Browne ... T. Trye ... and J. Stagg ...,".
- 2006576451 spatial "France.".
- 2006576451 subject "Citizenship.".
- 2006576451 subject "Journeaulx, Philip Trials, litigation, etc.".
- 2006576451 subject "KJV135.J68 J68 1743".
- 2006576451 subject "Quane, Richard Trials, litigation, etc.".
- 2006576451 subject "Trials (Kidnapping) France.".
- 2006576451 title "Proceedings in a cause lately depending before the Parliament of Paris in the nature of a ravishment of ward : wherein Philip Journeaulx, Esq., guardian to Deodata and Elizabeth Roach (children of John Roach of London, merchant, deceased, and formerly major of Fort St. George) was appellant : and Richard Quane (late a bankrupt in London, but now a refugee at Paris) and others were defendants : for secreting and detaining the said young ladies in divers convents from their mother and guardians in England, and for clandestinely marrying the eldest (not twelve years old) to the said Quane's son : containing the arguments and pleadings in court (in presence of the English minister) of M. Gueau de Reverseaux, a learned advocate and counsellor of the Parliament, and of Mr. Journeaulx, the guardian, demanding judgment for annulling the said marriage and delivery of his wards, as subjects of the Crown of Great Britain, in which a great principle of the law of nations was debated, viz. : to what nation two children belong that were born at Fort St. George in the East-Indies? / translated from the French originals sign'd by the said advocate and guardian.".
- 2006576451 type "text".