Chapter XI: THE SECURITY OF ENGLISHMEN's LIVES; or the Trust, Power, and Duty of

the GRAND JURIES of ENGLAND, explained according to the fundamentals of the English Government, and the Declarations of the same made in Parliament by many Statutes. First printed in the Year, 1681. Written by the Right Honourable JOHN Lord SOMERS, Baron of Evesham, and Lord High Chancellor of England. Price 1s. 6d.

This excellent Tract has for many Years been very scarce, although several Times strongly recommended by the best Writers on the English Constitution; and in particular by the learned and able Author of the _Letter upon Libels and Warrants_, &c. As that ingenious Work treats so fully on the Rights and Privileges of Petit and Special Juries; this admired Performance, on the Subject of Grand Juries, is thought to be its proper Companion: and is therefore printed in the same Size, and at the same Price.