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"A Digest of the Public General Statutes" is a comprehensive legal resource covering British legislation from Magna Carta (1224-5) to 1 & 2 Geo. 4 A.D. 1821. Compiled by Robert Philip Tyrwhitt and Thomas William Tyndale, this volume provides an organized overview of public general statutes, offering an accessible means to navigate centuries of legal enactments. The digest includes an analytical index, chronological tables of statutes, and lists of sovereigns' reigns, enhancing its utility for legal professionals and historians alike. An appendix of schedules and forms further supports its practical application. This historical compilation stands as a valuable reference for understanding the evolution of British law and governance.
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