Dodge Memorial
Dodge Memorial
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While the Latin remained the language of the Church, the Law, Court and Diplomacy, until the Long Parliament of 1640: whose proceedings were first reported in English, and the Courts of the Protectorate anglicised the forms of the Law : yet, all the foreign Treaties and Diplomacy of that Era were in Latin, by Oliver's great Latin or •• Foreign" Secretary, John Milton : and on the Rescora- tion of Charles II, (1660), the Courts resumed the old law Latin, which was not banished by the Act of Wm. ...IV. : but only to a par- tial extent by their recent Code of Proedure (1S65) and its amend- ments The Statutes, only from about the Era of the Reformation, have assumed an Anglicised Latin form. Our standards of the 17th Century : the Book of Common Prayer, the Version of»the Bible, Shakspeare and Milton with their contem- poraries, have become Archaic and need Glossaries. The Version is soon to be superseded by the work of the Revisers ; who, in 1S71, chosen from all denominations by Ro}-al Commission, are pursuing their work in the Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster Abbey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the Latin remained the language of the Church, the Law, Court and Diplomacy, until the Long Parliament of 1640: whose proceedings were first reported in English, and the Courts of the Protectorate anglicised the forms of the Law : yet, all the foreign Treaties and Diplomacy of that Era were in Latin, by Oliver's great Latin or •• Foreign" Secretary, John Milton : and on the Rescora- tion of Charles II, (1660), the Courts resumed the old law Latin, which was not banished by the Act of Wm. ...IV. : but only to a par- tial extent by their recent Code of Proedure (1S65) and its amend- ments The Statutes, only from about the Era of the Reformation, have assumed an Anglicised Latin form. Our standards of the 17th Century : the Book of Common Prayer, the Version of»the Bible, Shakspeare and Milton with their contem- poraries, have become Archaic and need Glossaries. The Version is soon to be superseded by the work of the Revisers ; who, in 1S71, chosen from all denominations by Ro}-al Commission, are pursuing their work in the Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster Abbey.
What to read after Dodge Memorial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodge, Robert, 1820-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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