Court-hand restored: or, The student's assistant, in reading old deeds, charters, records, etc
Subtitle: Neatly engraved on twenty-three copper-plates, describing the old law hands, with their contractions and abbreviations. With an appendix; containing the ancient names of places in Great Britain and Ireland; an alphabetical table of ancient surnames; and a glossography of Latin words found in the works of the most eminent lawyers, and other ancient writings, but not in any modern dictionaries ...
By: By Andrew Wright ...
Edition: 7th ed., corrected.
Publisher: J. & W.T. Clarke
Published: 1834
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: Paleography; Handbooks, treatises; Geographical Names; Personal Names; Medieval and modern Latin language; Glossaries, vocabularies; Law; Dictionaries
Notes: Plates accompanied by nine leaves with transliteration, not included in paging.