Session Laws
1649-1718

Unit 1:
1650 August 6 Toleration Act. [14] divisions of a parchment MS.
MdHi - Calvert Papers 122

Unit 2:
1649 April Session [2] 1. MS.
1661 April Session [3] p. MS.
1692 May Session [1] p. MS.
1704 September Session [1] p. MS. (Officially transcribed 1759).
MdHi-Calvert Papers 813-814

Unit 3:
1671 March Session [3] p. MS.
1674 May Session [3-6] p. MS.
1676 May Session [6-7] p. MS.
1650 May Session [8-9] p. MS.
1671 March Session p. [10] MS.
MdHi-Calvert Papers 815

Unit 4:
1661 April Session [3] 1. MS.
1664 September Session [33] p. MS.
1666 April Session [40] p. MS.
1676 May Session [46] 1. MS.
1686 November Session [17] p. MS.
1688 November Session [21] p. MS.
1706 April Session 14 p. MS.
1706 July Session p. 14, 1-12. MS.
1718 May Session [8] p. MS.
MdHi-Calvert Papers 816 - 824

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