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See also:FITZHERBERT, See also:SIR See also:ANTHONY (1470–1538) , See also:English jurist, was See also:born at Norbury, See also:Derbyshire. After studying at See also:Oxford, he was called to the English See also:bar, and in 1523 became See also:justice of the See also:Court of See also:Common Pleas, the duties of which See also:office he continued to See also:discharge till within a See also:short See also:time of his See also:death in 1538. As a See also:judge he See also:left behind him a high reputation for fairness and integrity, and his legal learning is sufficiently attested by his published See also:works. He is the author of La Graunde Abridgement, a See also:digest of important legal cases written in Old See also:French, first printed in 1514; The Office and Authority of Justices of the See also:Peace, first printed in 1538 (last ed. 1794); the New Natura Brevium (1534, last ed. 1794), with a commentary ascribed to Sir See also:Matthew See also:Hale. To Fitzherbert are sometimes attributed the See also:Book of Husbandry('523),the first published See also:work on See also:agriculture in the English See also:language, and the Book of See also:Surveying and Improvements (1523) (see AGRICULTURE). End of Article: FITZHERBERT, SIR ANTHONY (1470–1538)Additional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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