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A Letter on Law Hands and Language in Records
A speaker argues against changing law hands and Latin language in records and pleas. He warns that shifting to a current hands or language would obscure ancient deeds, raise costs, and threaten evidentiary clarity, urging preservation of invariable Latin and a consistent script.
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Yorkshire
Che
Englihh
Scotland
Court of Chancery
Edward III
Europe
England
Chaucer
Gower
Czar
Caspian Sea
Grand Jury
Lang Ulage
Billavera
Oliver Cromwell
Harhort
Aikins
France
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