THE

LAW AND PRACTICE

OF

ELECTION COMMITTEES;

BEING THE COMPLETION OF

A MANUAL

OF

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION LAW.

A RIGHT THAT A MAN HAS TO GIVE HIS VOTE AT THE ELECTION OF A PERSON TO REPRE-
SENT HIM IN PARLIAMENT, THERE TO CONCUR IN THE MAKING OF LAWS WHICH ARE TO
BIND HIS LIBERTY AND PROPERTY, IS A MOST TRANSCENDANT THING, AND OF A HIGH
NATURE.-Lord Chief Justice Holt.

BY SAMUEL WARREN, Esq., F.R.S.,

OF THE INNER TEMPLE,

ONE OF HER MAJESTY'S COUNSEL, AND

RECORDER OF HULL.

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