Groh v. Kim

This quarrel between a group of landlords and the creditors of their tenant had its origins deep in our history. It would seem that Good Queen Anne, the daughter of James II and the last and most Anglican of the Stuarts, was a particular favorite of the residents of Maryland, who named their capital and one of their counties in her honor. She responded during her short reign (1702-1714) with a fair quantity of communion plate, which she gave to the parishes of the proprietorship, as well as with certain of the Acts of her Parliaments, which, by virtue of Art. 3 of the Declaration of Rights of…