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Title The key to the family deed chest: how to decipher and study old documents, being a guide to the reading of ancient manuscripts, by E. E. Thoyts (Mrs. John Hautenville Cope) With an introd. by C. Trice Martin.
Author Cope, Emma Elizabeth Thoyts, 1860-
Publication Info. Detroit, Gale Research Co., 1974.
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 West Oaks Genealogy  RG 417.7 Cop    Lib Use Only
Edition 2d ed. London, E. Stock, 1903.
Description xv, 149 p. illus. 18 cm.
Bibliography "Books on paleography and kindred subjects": p. 127-134.
Subject Diplomatics -- Great Britain.
Paleography -- Handbooks, treatises, etc.
Added Title How to decipher and study old documents.
ISBN 0810337010
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