Volume 09: John Macarthur legal proceedings against William Campbell, 1818-1826
Volume 09: John Macarthur legal proceedings against William Campbell, 1818-1826
Volume 09: John Macarthur legal proceedings against William Campbell, 1818-1826
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1818-1826
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A 2905
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0.05 cm. of textual material (1 volume) - manuscript
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Copyright status : In copyright - This collection has multiple rights owners
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Contents
p. 1 Rejoinder of John Macarthur, n.d.
p. 3 Replication of William Campbell, 19 Nov 1818
p. 5 Table of fees in connection with the case, 1819
p. 9 Receipts and copies of documents re investments of Blaxcell, Campbell and T. Jamison, 1807-1809
p. 32 Copies of interrogatories, sworn statements, affidavits, etc., May-June 1819
p. 81 Cop...
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Volume 09: John Macarthur legal proceedings against William Campbell, 1818-1826
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General note
See also Macarthur, John - Petition to the Privy Council [1824?] in the case W. Campbell v J. Macarthur, in D 186 (Volume 110: Macarthur family legal papers, 1792-1893).
Microfilm copy available at CY 2279
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Preservation of this item was made possible through the generous support of Maple-Brown Family Charitable Foundation
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Macarthur family papers 1789-1930 [First collection] : vol. 9
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A 2905
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1l4dKOq1
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1178277
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