George Snell, The Right Teaching of Useful Knowledge (1649)
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Date
1649
Author
Book title
The Right Teaching of Useful Knowledg, to fit Scholars for som honest Profession
Publication place
London
Publisher
W. Du-gard
Text type
printed book
Genre
Treatises
Subject area
law
Summary
Treatise, advocating a dictionary of hard words (pp. 135-36)
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type: alphabetical
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type: other
sample: 1. All the most obvious and useful terms and formal speeches concerning the Laws of England should be chosen out of the book called the terms of the Law, and out of the treatise called the Interpreter, to which should bee annexed the Terms of Grammar, and terms of all Arts and Mysteries that are in common use; and the Exposition of the more hard English words; with a brief Collection out of M. Wilson's terms of Theologie. (pp. 135-36)
sample: 1. All the most obvious and useful terms and formal speeches concerning the Laws of England should be chosen out of the book called the terms of the Law, and out of the treatise called the Interpreter, to which should bee annexed the Terms of Grammar, and terms of all Arts and Mysteries that are in common use; and the Exposition of the more hard English words; with a brief Collection out of M. Wilson's terms of Theologie. (pp. 135-36)
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