First published in 1884, Custom Tenant-Right is an important reference work on the land laws of England, written by a noted lawyer and politician. The book provides a detailed analysis of tenant rights and the legal framework governing land ownership, with a focus on the customs and practices of various regions in England. A valuable resource for students of law and social history, as well as practitioners in the field.

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