The Law of Devises, Last Wills, and Revocations, written by Geoffrey Gilbert, is a comprehensive legal treatise from 1792. This historical text delves into the intricate laws surrounding the inheritance of property through wills, the making of last wills and testaments, and the legal procedures for revoking such documents.
A valuable resource for legal historians, scholars of early American law, and anyone interested in the evolution of property law, this book provides detailed insights into the legal landscape of the late 18th century. Gilbert's meticulous examination of legal principles offers a glimpse into the foundations of modern estate law. Explore the complexities of 'devises, ' 'last wills, ' and 'revocations' as they were understood and practiced centuries ago.
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