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The indenture in which the books are catalogued mentions nine books received before: possibly these were the gift of 1435.
OLD ENGLISH LIBRARIESERNEST SAVAGE
He told Gideon he was going to record the indenture when we got to Leesburg and it would always stand in evidence against me.
WATCH YOURSELF GO BYAL. G. FIELD
The canceling of the terms of indenture, he regarded as a secret act, intended merely to outwit his opponent.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A PICTURE OF THE STRUGGLES OF OUR INFANT NATION ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGOJOHN S. C. ABBOTT
I prefer an indenture tripartite, however musty or tiresome, to a triple tyrant, however fair or entertaining.
TALES AND NOVELS, VOLUME 7 (OF 10)MARIA EDGEWORTH
When the court saw that these two halves fitted—as no other portions could—then indeed the indenture witnessed.
THE WAY OF A MANEMERSON HOUGH
The indenture was binding equally on master and servant, and was strictly enforced by the colonial law.
A SOURCE BOOK OF AUSTRALIAN HISTORYCOMPILED BY GWENDOLEN H. SWINBURNE
It has silver clasps, and four silver boxes containing the seals of the parties to the indenture depend from the lower edge.
ROYAL ENGLISH BOOKBINDINGSCYRIL DAVENPORT
The statute explicitly included ladies and any writing, oath, or promise as well as indenture.
OUR LEGAL HERITAGE, 5TH ED.S. A. REILLY
I am not thy slave, nor yet under bonds of indenture to thee that thou shouldst assume such airs of possession as thee does.
PEGGY OWEN AT YORKTOWNLUCY FOSTER MADISON
Thereupon he canceled the indenture of apprenticeship, and the newspaper was thereafter published by Benjamin Franklin.
BENJAMIN FRANKLINJOHN TORREY MORSE, JR.

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