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Dome-book
Dome-book [liber judicialis, Lat.], a book composed under the direction of Alfred, for the general use of the whole kingdom, containing the local customs
Feuds, book of
Feuds, book of, published during the reign of Henry III., about the year 1152. 'While most of the nations of
Fleet-books
Fleet-books. These books contain the original entries of marriages solemnized in the Old Fleet Prison from 1686 to 1754, but are
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Log-book
Log-book. A book kept by the master of a ship in which he enters all the events of importance happening in
Black book
Black book, a book kept in the Exchequer, and at the Admiralty.
Day-book
Day-book, a tradesman's journal; a book in which all the transactions of the day are set down.
Muster-book
Muster-book, a book in which the forces are registered, Termes dela Ley.
Ledger-book
Ledger-book, a book in the prerogative Courts, considered as their rolls
Doomsday-book
Doomsday-book. See DOMESDAY-BOOK
minute book
minute book 1 : a book in which written minutes or other records are entered 2 : the official written
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