| Document Type | Answers |
|---|---|
| Case | High v. Main |
| Author Name | Henry Erskine |
| Submitted | 29 Jan 1789 |
| Marginalia? | No |
| Main Document Length (Pages) | 2 |
| Appendix Items | |
| Appendix Length (pages) | |
| Repository | University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections) |
| Container | UVALL Box 06 |
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