Report of the Case of Ezra A. Bourne Versus the City of Boston: Tried in the Supreme Judicial Court

This is the official report of the case of "Ezra A. Bourne Versus the City of Boston," tried before the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in Dedham, March 1853. This volume provides a detailed account of the legal proceedings, offering valuable insights into the judicial practices and legal arguments of the time.

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