Narrative of the proceedings instituted in the Court of Common Pleas against Mr. Thomas Rodd : for the purpose of wresting from him a certain manuscript roll, under pretence of its being a document belonging to that court : and of the trouble and expence [sic] to which he has been put in defending his character and property.

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