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...udience = "o", which isn't a valid value, and form of item = no attempt to code, which at least isn't wrong) * 007 for digital scans of documents: <code>cr\un|---uuuua</code> (in theory, "color" and "antecedent/source" could be coded something other

...t of a series of three similar texts, these books also show guilds’ use of language which mimics that of the chancellery, each book being stamped with the offi James II appointed a committee to establish a code of precedence for his coronation as well as subsequent ones. The Lancaster

...The letters will be edited and analysed by the project team in the English Language Department, University of Glasgow. The edition will be hosted by the Centre * Dr. Alison Wiggins (PI – English Language Department, University of Glasgow)

* <code> -- Early works to 1800</code> (material ''about'' the named subject that ''is'' pre-1801) * <code> -- Manuscripts</code> (material ''about'' the named subject that ''is'' manuscript rather than p

...ber "16" on t.p. Some internal manuscript markings, including bookseller’s code? on t.p. Small holes in leaves Y4, 2D3 and 2G4, slightly affecting text. Le ...howed in retroreveal--looks like that name might have been Ben Thomas? The language on the front fly is German, and possibly written by someone named "Baltazer