Posthumous Works of Charles Fearne, Esquire, Barrister at Law: Consisting of a Reading of the Statut

"The Posthumous Works of Charles Fearne, Esquire, Barrister at Law" presents a valuable collection of legal writings from the late 18th century. This compilation includes Fearne's insightful "Reading of the Statute of Inrolments," offering a detailed analysis of property law during the period. Also featured are the "Arguments in the Singular Case of General Stanwix," providing a fascinating glimpse into a specific and complex legal dispute. The collection is rounded out by a series of "Cases and Opinions," showcasing Fearne's expertise and analytical approach to a variety of legal issues. Edited by Thomas Mitchell Shadwell, this work offers historians, legal scholars, and practitioners a rich resource for understanding the legal landscape of the late 1700s and the development of English common law concerning property and estates.

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