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Report No. 13_1753_02 |
King v Lewis |
Virginia |
| Appellant’s case | Case of the appellant (King in King v Lewis) |
| Counsel | [Signed] Wm. Murray; Ste. Comyn |
| Note | Although the case mentions only Lewis and Burwell in the heading, Braxton is mentioned in the body of the case. There is, however, no reference to Braxton’s cross-appeal. |
| Library | Yale University. Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library: ZZ40 25 (Includes manuscript notes, notably on the dorse, where there is an index referring to events in the 1730s and 1740s. The references correspond, for the most part, to events mentioned in the brief, but the page numbers suggest that they refer to a much fuller record of the case.) |
| View on Ames | YUB: ZZ40 25, page 1 | |
| View at Beinecke | YUB: ZZ40 25, page 1 |
| View on Ames | YUB: ZZ40 25, page 2 | |
| View at Beinecke | YUB: ZZ40 25, page 2 |
| View on Ames | YUB: ZZ40 25, page 3 | |
| View at Beinecke | YUB: ZZ40 25, page 3 |
| View on Ames | YUB: ZZ40 25, dorse and index | |
| View at Beinecke | YUB: ZZ40 25, dorse and index |
| Respondent’s case | Case of the respondent (Braxton in King v Braxton) |
| Counsel | [Signed] A. Hume-Campbell; Al. Forrester |
| Note | The heading of the case lists the names of Braxton, Burwell, and Lewis, suggesting that this covers all three cases. |
| Library | Yale University. Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library: ZZ40 25 (Manuscript notes limited to few numerals on dorse) |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 1 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 2 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 3 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 4 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 5 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 6 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 7 |
YUB: ZZ40 25, page 8 and index |