Copy of What every of the officers of the Exchequer doeth usually by virtue of his office in England, [1572] [manuscript], ca. 1650.

Copy of What every of the officers of the Exchequer doeth usually by virtue of his office in England, [1572] [manuscript], ca. 1650.

Practice of the Exchequer court, with its severall offices and officers

What every of the officers of the Exchequer doeth usually by virtue of his office in England

Offices of the Lord Treasurer & Exchequer

86 leaves ; 31 x 20 cm

Osborne describes the duties of every Exchequer employee. Printed in 1658 as The practice of the Exchequer Court, with its severall offices and officers (Wing O527).

Leaf 10 belongs between leaf 7 and 8. Text missing after leaf 9 and before leaf 11.

Title from leaf 1 caption: What euery of the officers of the Exchequor doeth usually by vertue of his office in England

For another copy of this work, see Folger MS V.b.64.

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For a discussion of this work see an article by W.H. Bryson in The American journal of legal history, XIV (1970), p. 333.

Henry Edward Bunbury (bookplate).

Ricci, S. de. Census of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in the United States and Canada, 168.3

Great Britain -- England.

V.b.71

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