Charles Egan
1807 or 8 – 1869
The status of the Jews in England
Letters on delays in the English court of chancery
Souvenir agreable du ballet d'Alma
The antiquity and pre-eminence of the prerogative of the Crown of England, in ecclesiastical matters, with historical notices of Papal intrusions and agressions in this realm
The Bohemian's horn
The law of bills of sale; embracing the new act, for preventing frauds upon creditors by secret bills of sale
The law of extradition
The status of the Jews in England, from the time of the Normans, to the reign of Her majesty Queen Victoria, impartially considered