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This fascinating legal document provides a detailed account of a court case from the late 18th century involving a dispute over agistment tithes in the village of Whaplode. As both a historical artifact and a glimpse into the complexities of legal proceedings from the era, this appendix is an essential resource for scholars of British history and law.
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