Court-Hand Restored [1879]

The book serves as a vital reference for understanding early English legal documents, addressing the growing obscurity of written conventions by 1776. Wright aimed to bridge the gap for younger lawyers, ensuring they could interpret the work of their predecessors. This widely recognized guide has undergone multiple editions, with the ninth edition being particularly valued for its engraved plates, making it an essential tool for consulting historical charters, deeds, and records.