The Learned Reading of Sir Francis Bacon ... Upon the Statute of Uses, Being his Double Reading to the Honourable Society of Grayes Inne. Published for the Common Good

In this fascinating work, Sir Francis Bacon offers his insights into the Statute of Uses, a landmark piece of legislation governing the transfer of property under English law. Originally delivered as a series of lectures at Gray's Inn, this edition features annotations by William Hepworth Dixon that provide valuable context and commentary on Bacon's ideas.
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