Papers relating to the Chancery case of the Attorney General versus Cadwallader Colden

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{"value"=>"Papers relating to the Chancery case of the Attorney General versus Cadwallader Colden"}

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{"value"=>"<p> Law suit filed in November, 1770 in New York resulting from a dispute between Governor Dunmore and Lieutenant-Governor Colden over salary and fees. John Tabor Kempe was Attorney General; William Smith was of counsel for the Crown</p>"}

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1. [William Smith Jr.'s] abstract of the bill and the demurrer
2. James Duane's argument for defendant in support of his demurrer
3. Letter from [John Murray] Lord Dunmore to [Wills Hills] Lord Hillsborough
4. [John] Dunning's opinion on Lord Dunmore's case against Cadwallader Colden
5. [William Smith Jr.'s] abstract of Lord Dunmore's case laid before counsel in England
6. Extract of a letter from [John Murray] the Earl of Dunmore to [William Legge] the Earl of Dartmouth