An edition of The pens dexterity invented and taught by Jeremiah Rich, and approved by both universities. Practized by honourable persons, reverend divines, eminent lawyers, and gentlemen; and is of special use for travellers, historians, &c. Whereunto are added the terms of the law, with other discourses. The whole completed in this fifth edition, with many necessary and delightful additions (1680)

The pens dexterity invented and taught by Jeremiah Rich, and approved by both universities. Practized by honourable persons, reverend divines, eminent lawyers, and gentlemen; and is of special use for travellers, historians, &c. Whereunto are added the terms of the law, with other discourses. The whole completed in this fifth edition, with many necessary and delightful additions

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An edition of The pens dexterity invented and taught by Jeremiah Rich, and approved by both universities. Practized by honourable persons, reverend divines, eminent lawyers, and gentlemen; and is of special use for travellers, historians, &c. Whereunto are added the terms of the law, with other discourses. The whole completed in this fifth edition, with many necessary and delightful additions (1680)

The pens dexterity invented and taught by Jeremiah Rich, and approved by both universities. Practized by honourable persons, reverend divines, eminent lawyers, and gentlemen; and is of special use for travellers, historians, &c. Whereunto are added the terms of the law, with other discourses. The whole completed in this fifth edition, with many necessary and delightful additions

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printed for William Leach, at the Crown in Cornhil, near the Royal Echange
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The pens dexterity invented and taught by Jeremiah Rich, and approved by both universities. Practized by honourable persons, reverend divines, eminent lawyers, and gentlemen; and is of special use for travellers, historians, &c. Whereunto are added the terms of the law, with other discourses. The whole completed in this fifth edition, with many necessary and delightful additions
1680, printed for William Leach, at the Crown in Cornhil, near the Royal Echange
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Running title reads: The pen's dexterity completed

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Wing (2nd ed.) R1349

Microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich. : UMI, 1992. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (Early English books, 1641-1700 ; 2132:7).

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Pen's dexterity completed

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