Laws (transgression of the)
,—an exertion of that natural right which every man has to a hare or a partridge belonging to his own grounds, and which destroy both his corn and grass, by the authority of Parliament.
,—an exertion of that natural right which every man has to a hare or a partridge belonging to his own grounds, and which destroy both his corn and grass, by the authority of Parliament.
Entry taken from Political Dictionary, edited by Charles Pigott from prison and printed in 1795.