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Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 18
(en'tre.) [Fr. entrée, an entrance.] (Com.) The exhibition or deposit of a ship's papers at the customhouse in the hands of the proper officers, for the obtaining permi ion to land or ship goods, clear the ship for sea, & c.- Single and Double E. See BOOK-KEEPING. (Law.) The act of entering into po e ion of lands and tenements where a person has title of entry. Also, a writ showing that the tenant took po e ion in an unlawful manner, and thus disproving his title. [s. 333] IMG:p0362_0.jpg:Gravür
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