INTERPRETER: OR BOOKE CONTAINING THE SIGNIFICATION OF WORDS: WHEREIN IS SET FOORTH THE TRUE MEANING OF ALL, OR THE MOST PART OF SUCH WORDS AND TERMS, AS ARE MENTIONED...Cowell, JohnItem #: 6961 Published: Union; Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.; 2002. Subjects: DICTIONARIES, LEGAL HISTORY, UNITED KINGDOM The Interpreter was considered to be the best lawdictionary until Jacob's, and still is, used by scholars ofearly English legal texts. When a joint committee of Lordsand Councillors reviewed the work, the ensuing controversynearly halted the affairs of government. Moreover, TheInterpreter contained a quotation that criticizedLittleton's scholarship, which alienated and enraged SirEdward Coke. It comes as no surprise that he wasinstrumental in the book's suppression and in Cowell'spersecution.Reprinted by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.Distributed by William S. Hein & Co., Inc. Please contact us to request purchasing information. |