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Reprint of the original, first published in 1867.

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Excerpt from Select Biographical Sketches: From the Note-Books of a Law ReporterThe practice of entering in Note-books used by lawyers in Court, matters totally foreign to merely legal cases is as old as Lord Chancellor Nottingham, who related that he had done so in 1656, and up to the time of the Restoration. A collection of ms. Notes by him, formerly in the posses sion of the late Mr. Hargreaves, not only comprises the notes of Chancery case...

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Excerpt from Select Biographical Sketches: From the Note-Books of a Law Reporter The practice of entering in Note-books used by lawyers in Court, matters totally foreign to merely legal cases is as old as Lord Chancellor Nottingham, who related that he had done so in 1656, and up to the time of the Restoration. A collection of ms. Notes by him, formerly in the posses sion of the late Mr. Hargreaves, not only comprises the notes of Chancery ca...