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A 14th-Century Manuscript of Registrum Brevium

Law Library Of Congress (u.s.)

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In this video, Nathan Dorn, the curator of the Law Library's rare book collection, discusses a recent acquisition, a 14th-century manuscript of Registrum Brevium, a copy of the register of writs that were used to initiate litigation in medieval England.

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Credit: Library of Congress
Language: English
Country: United States
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