The Case of Daniel McSweeny, (late of Trinity College;), and the rights of the independent members of the University vindicated : being an attempt to prove that a right of appeal to the visitors, from the decisions of the Board, is clearly and unequivocally provided for every student, by the statutes of the College.
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| Language: | English |
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Dublin :
Printed for the author, by Andrew P. Clark, 151, Capel-Street,
1819.
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| Collection: | Later additions |
