What does Holdsworth, Eng.law mean?
Holdsworth, Eng.law means Holdsworth, A history of English law
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Particularly in Bibliographic Abbreviations
Particularly in Bibliographic Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Holdsworth, A history of English law?
Holdsworth, A history of English law can be abbreviated as Holdsworth, Eng.law
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