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Cursory but curious observations of Mr. Ab-l R--er : upon a late famous pamphlet, entituled, Remarks on the preliminary articles offer'd by the F.K. in hopes to procure a general peace
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The schoole of faire writing: : with a confutation of many grosse errors and absurdities published in a certain pamphlet, entituled: A most briefe, easie, and plaine receit for faire writing: lately set foorth by W.P. The corrections also of those errors are here plainly described by the author hereof, for the benefite of all such as are desirous to write faire, or to amend their writing either in the secretarie or romane hands, in time convenient, by their owne priuate practise, together with the helpe of this booke, and the best examples and instructions that they can procure. Wherein the author hath set downe the true proportion of euery letter and part thereof, aswell of great letters as of small in both the said hands: with other necessarie rules, instructions, and obseruations incident thereunto. Also a short treatise written by the same author, entituled: Rules for faire writing: conteyning sundrie necessarie helpes, obseruations and instructions, for the better and more speedie atteyning to faire writing: the like whereof was neuer before published. / Deuised by Peter Bales of London the 12. Nouember 1591
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A reply by Bales to William Panke's A most breefe, easie and plaine receite for faire writing (STC 19172.3). Reprints Panke's text followed by Bales' "confutations" with space left for the individual letters to be completed in manuscript. Includes the "Rules for fayre writing" on p. [51]-[60], reprinted from Bales' The writing schoolemaster (STC 1312). Not in STC.
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