"The Laws Of Sewers, Or The Office And Authority Of Commissioners Of Sewers" is a detailed historical record of the laws pertaining to sewers, drainage, and land management in Great Britain. This volume outlines the responsibilities and authority of the Commissioners of Sewers, offering insights into the legal framework governing public works and environmental management during the period.
In addition to general sewer laws, the book includes specific regulations related to Rumney-marsh and other marshes and fens, providing a comprehensive view of land reclamation and water management efforts. This historical legal text is invaluable for researchers, legal scholars, and historians interested in the evolution of environmental law and infrastructure management in Great Britain.
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