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| Arithmetick, or, That Necessary Art Made most Easie | instructional manual | Hodder, James. Arithmetick, or, That Necessary Art Made most Easie. London: Thomas Rooks, 1661. Arithmetick was Hodder's most successful work, going through 27 editions. REFERENCES: Etext, Google Wallis, Ruth. "Hodder, James (fl. 1659–1673), arithmetician." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. 23. Oxford University Press. Date of access 10 May. 2023, (Paywall) IMAGE: Title page (Google) |
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| Arts Glory | copybook/writing manual | Visibility | 6.00 | 3.00 | 0.23 | 14.95 | 0.43 | 2.00 | |
| Benjamin Billingsley | publisher/bookseller/printer | Ben. Billingsley was a London bookseller. |
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| Charles Snell | writing master/calligrapher | Charles Snell (1667-1733) In the course of a feud with his contemporary, George Shelley, Snell disparaged writers of the previous generation whom he considered to share Shelley's faults. When he writes of "our late Authors who have made Owls, Apes, Monsters and sprig'd Letters ... in the hopes, by amusing the ignorant, to gain the Reputation of Masters," Snell is presumably referring to Cocker, Refs: Meynell Image: Cocker's illustration for Richard Daniels's Daniel's Copy-Book (1664) (Wikimedia). |
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| Chr. Coningsby | publisher/bookseller/printer | Chr. Coningsby, bookseller IMAGE: Engraved plate from Edward Cocker's The rules of arithmetic |
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| Cocker's Arithmetic | instructional manual | Cocker's Arithmetic was first published in 1678, two years after Cocker's death. Although attributed to Edward Cocker, most commentators believe the book was written by John Hawkins, Cocker's successor, possibly based on notes of Cocker's. Whatever the case, Cocker's Arithmetic went into between 65 (Heal) to 112 (ODNB) editions. Image: Detail of title page of Cocker's arithmetick. Being a plain and familiar method, ... for the full understanding of that incomparable art, ... Compos'd by Edward Cocker, ... Perused and published by John Hawkins, ... The six and twentieth edition carefully corrected, with additions. ... London: Ebenezer Tracy. (Wikimedia Commons) |
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| Cocker's English dictionary | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Cocker's English dictionary : interpreting the most refined and difficult words ... to which is added, an historico-poetical dictionary ... also the interpretation of the most usual terms in military discipline : likewise the terms which merchants and others make use of in trade and commerce : and the coins of most countries in Europe, and several parts of the world ... 1704. 1704 edition: Cocker's English dictionary ... To which is added, an historico-poetical dictionary ... Perused and published from the author's correct copy by John Hawkins. REFS: Etext, Google IMAGE: Title page, Google |
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| Cocker's morals | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Cocker's morals, or, The muses spring-garden adorned with many sententious disticks & poems in alphabetical order : fitted for the use of all publick and private grammar and writing schools, for the scholars of the first to turn into Latin, and for those of the other to transcribe into all their various and curious hands / by Edward Cocker. London: Printed for Thomas Drant and T.L., 1675. REFS: Transcription, EEBO; Etext, Google IMAGE: Title page, Google |
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| Cocker's Urania | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Cocker's Urania: or, the Scholar's Delight. Containing four and twenty times four and twenty sententious disticks or verses in alphabetical order. Fitted for writing-masters to set their learners for copies, etc Cocker's Urania: or, the Scholar's Delight. Containing four and twenty times four and twenty sententious disticks or verses in alphabetical order. Fitted for writing-masters to set their learners for copies, etc. London: Thomas Rooks, 1670. IMAGE: Frontispiece and title page, Edward. Cocker's Urania |
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| Daniels copy-book | copybook/writing manual | Daniels, Richard. Daniels copy-book, or, A compendium of the most usual hands of England, Netherland, France, Spain, and Italy with the Hebrew, Samaritan, Caldaean, Syrian, AEgyptian, Arabian, Greek, Saxon, Gotick, Craotian, Slavonian, Muscovian, Armenian, Roman, Florentine, Venetian, Saracen, AEthiopian, and Indian characters: ... : all very useful for ingenious gentlemen, scholars, merchants, travellers, and all sorts of pen-men / written and invented by Rich. Daniel, Gent. and ingraven by Edw. Cocker Philomath. 1663. This was Richard Daniels's only known copybook. It went into at least one other edition in 1680 or thereabouts. Image: Plate, Daniel's Copy-Book (1664, p. 10) (Folger). |
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| Edmund Wingate | writing master/calligrapher | Edmund Wingate (1596–1656) was mainly a mathematical and legal writer, though he also published on writing. REFS: Wikipedia IMAGE: Diagram from L'usage de la règle de proportion en arithmétique, Paris, 1624; in English as The Use of the Rule of Proportion, London, 1626, 1628, 1645, 1658, 1683 .(Wikimedia Commons) |
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| Edward Cocker | calligrapher & engraver | Edward Cocker (1631-1675), engraver, calligrapher, and writing master, was known for his playful and imaginative designs. A prolific publisher in his lifetime, his successor, John Hawkins, published multiple editions of the influential Cocker's Arithmetic. After Hawkins's own death in 1692, booksellers A. And J. Back continued to bring out new titles under Cocker's name. REFERENCES: Devroye.org Wallis, Ruth. "Cocker, Edward (1631/2–1676), calligrapher and arithmetician." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. 23. Oxford University Press. Date of access 10 May. 2023, (Paywall) IMAGE: Edward Cocker by Richard Gaywood (fl. 1644-1668). National Portrait Gallery, Public domain, (Wikimedia Commons) |
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| Edward Cocker Jr | writing master/calligrapher | Edward Cocker Jr. (1658-1723) was the eldest of Cocker's two sons. He was also a writing master, though he does not appear to have published. REFS: Heal 37 |
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| Eleazar Wiggan | writing master/calligrapher | Eleazar Wiggan, writing master. Cocker wrote him a commendatory verse. IMAGE: Portrait of Eleazar Wiggan, Frontispiece, Practical arithmetick, London: Sold by I. Lenthall .., 1690. |
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| England's pen-man | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. England's pen-man, or, Cocker's new copy-book containing all the handsused in Great Britain : also the breaks of secretary, Roman, and Italian letters, with the exemplifying court-hand : and a copy of the Greek-alphabet. 1665. IMAGE: Title page, England's pen-man |
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| England's perfect school-master | copybook/writing manual | Strong, Nathaniel. England's perfect school-master for spelling, writing and arithmetick / the copies written & engraven by Edw. Cocker. London: Sold by Ben. Billingsley at ye printing press in Cornhill, 1676. 168 pages. Image: Title page |
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| Examples of Italian Hands | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Examples of Italian Hands; Invented, Written and Engraved by Edward Cocker. 1660. IMAGE: Example of Italian hand by Edward Cocker (imgur) |
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| James Hodder | writing master/calligrapher | James Hodder, (fl. 1659–1673), writing master, was a friend of Cocker's. He was the author of The Pen-mans Recreation (1659), Hodder's Arithmetic (1661), and Hodder's Remains (1675). His Arithmetic went into multiple editions, fifteen posthumous. REFERENCES: Wallis, Ruth. "Hodder, James (fl. 1659–1673), arithmetician." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. 23. Oxford University Press. Date of access 10 May. 2023, (Paywall) IMAGE: Frontispiece, Portrait of James Hodder by Richard Gaywood, The pen-man's recreation, London: T. Overton, 1659. (HathiTrust) |
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| John Hawkins | writing master/calligrapher | John Hawkins, writing master and calligrapher Hawkins was Cocker's successor at the latter's school. After Cocker's death, Hawkins published Cocker's Arithmetic and other titles attributed to Cocker to great success. "[A]ll these books were published by one little group of London Bridge booksellers" (Meynell). IMAGE: Detail from Hawkins's dedication, Cocker's arithmetick; ...published, by John Hawkins, 46th edition. London: printed for A. Bettsworth and C. Hitch at the Red-Lym, and J. Osborn at the Golden-Bal[l] in Pater-Noster-Row; S. Birt, at the Bible and Ball in Avemary-Lane; and J. Hodges, at the Looking glass on London Bridge, 1733, p. 4. (Wikimedia Commons) |
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| John Matlock | writing master/calligrapher | John Matlock (1685-1710), writing master, was critical of Cocker's writing. He wrote of the "misleading labyrinth of the confused examples of Mr Cocker," in apparent reference to the sub-title of The pens transcendencie or fair writings labyrinth (1657). A dozen years after Cocker released The London writing master (1672), Matlock published Method and practice defended, or, The London writing-master answer'd. (Printed for the author, and are to be sold by Thomas Sawbridge ..., and Luke Meredith .., 1685, 8 pages). IMAGE: Title page of John Matlock's Fax nova artis scribendi. London: Printed by John Leake for the author, and are to be sold by Luke Meredith .., 1685. |
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| John Overton | publisher/bookseller/printer | Visibility | 6.00 | 4.00 | 0.08 | 2.94 | 0.32 | 2.00 | |
| John Ruddiard | publisher/bookseller/printer | John Ruddiard was a London publisher. |
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| Magnum in Parvo | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Magnum in Parvo; or, the Pens Perfection. Inriched with variety of rare examples of all the curious hands written in this Kingdom and the neighbouring nations. With a new invented Alphabet of Verses, comprehending all the principal rules belonging to fair writing ... Invented, written and engraven in silver, by E. Cocker. 1672. IMAGE: Engraved plate, Magnum in Parvo (Bibliotypes) |
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| Mathew Collins & Francis Cossinet | publisher/bookseller/printer | Mathew Collins and Francis Cossinet were London publishers. |
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| Multum in parvo | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Multum in parvo, or, The pen's gallantrie : a copy-book containing twenty four sentences in prose, in alphabeticall order, and as many in verse, each distick comprehending the twenty four letters, and many examples of alphabets written in all the curious hands now practised in England, and our neighbour nations, with instructions for every thing belonging to writing : also the rare principles of this art in a poeticall alphabet published for writing masters to set their learners. 1660. IMAGE: Engraved plate, Multum in parvo (Devroye.org) |
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| Nathaniel Strong | writing master/calligrapher | Nathaniel Strong, writing master REFS: Johnson, Clifton. Old-time schools and school-books. New York, The Macmillan Company; London, Macmillan & Co., Ltd., 1904, pp. 22-24. (Etext, Internet Archive) IMAGE: Title page of England's Perfect Schoolmaster |
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| Penna volans | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Penna volans, or, the young man's accomplishment. 1661. In 1710, George Shelley published Penna volans after ye English French & Dutch way by G. Shelley. IMAGE: Title page, Penna volans (Bibliotypes) |
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| Pen's Experience | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. Pen's Experience. 1656 This text is no longer extant. IMAGE: Portrait of Edward Cocker by Frederick Hendrik van Hove (NPG) |
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| Richard Daniel | writing master/calligrapher | Richard Daniel published one copybook, Daniels Copy-book (1663). The ODNB estimates that Cocker engraved 67 plates for Daniel in 1654. REFS: Skeehan, Danielle. "Birds, Beasts, Maps, and Books: The Search for Richard Daniel, Esquire." Folger Library. May 4, 2021. Image: Cocker's illustration for Richard Daniels's Daniel's Copy-Book (1664) (Wikimedia). |
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| Richard Noble | writing master/calligrapher | Richard Noble (fl. 1658-1678) was a writing master who practiced in Guildford. He was acknowledged by Cocker in an engraved plate in The Pen's Triumph. He does not seem to have published, himself. REFERENCES Heal p. 80. IMAGE: Title page (Google) |
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| Robert Crofts | publisher/bookseller/printer | Robert Crofts |
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| Robert Pask | publisher/bookseller/printer | Robert Pask |
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| Robert Snow | publisher/bookseller/printer | Robert Snow |
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| Robert Walton | publisher/bookseller/printer | Robert Walton was a London publisher. |
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| Samuel Ayre | publisher/bookseller/printer | Samuel Ayre was a London publisher. |
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| The clarks tutor | copybook/writing manual | Wingate, Edmund. IMAGE: Title page, The clarks tutor |
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| The clerk's tutor | copybook/writing manual | Hawkins, John. The clerk's tutor for writing Written and engraved by Edw. Cocker. 1667. IMAGE: Titlepage, The clerk's tutor |
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| The compleat writing master | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The compleat writing master : a copy book furnished with all the most usefull hands now practised by the best artists in London : together with such plain and easie directions for young learners, that they may in a short time (without the help of a teacher) fit themselves for any trade or imployment whatsoever : with directions for the making of all sorts of knots or flourishes. 1670. IMAGE: Title page, The compleat writing master |
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| The guide to penmanship | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The guide to penmanship. A copy book containing sundry examples of secretary, text, Roman, Italian court and chancery hands. With extraordinary rules and directions for making, holding & managing the pen, and for the exact and speedie writing of every hand. 1664. REFERENCES Images IMAGE: Portrait of Cocker, frontispiece, The guide to penmanship. (Source) |
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| The London writing master | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The London writing master, or, The schollars guide teaching all the usuall hands now practised in England. 1672. IMAGE: Title page (Proquest) |
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| The Pen-mans Recreation | copybook/writing manual | Hodder, James. The Pen-mans Recreation: or a Copy-book newly published ... Engraven by Edward Cocker. London: John Overton, 1659. Hodder's first book, The Pen-mans Recreation contains thirty plates engraved by Cocker. REFERENCES: Etext, HathiTrust, ODNB IMAGE: Title page, HathiTrust |
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| The pens celerity | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The pens celerity or, a book of copies, containing examples of all the most useful curious hands in England and for the better information, ease and furtherance of young beginners, here are copies wherein are comprised the breaks or parts, and particles of all letters, distinctly made, as they ought to begin, proceed and end; by which you may plainly see how one stroke depends on another, and one letter helps to the making of another. By Edward Cocker. 1673. IMAGE: Frontispiece and title page, The pen's celerity |
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| The pen’s transcendencie | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The pens transcendencie or fair writings labyrinth / Invented, written and engraven by Edward Cocker. 1657. REFS: Etext. Gallica. IMAGE: Title page (Gallica) THE PEN'S TRANSCENDENCIE |
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| The pen's triumph | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The pen's triumph: a copy-book. 1657, REFERENCES Extext, Google. IMAGE: Title page (Google) |
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| The rules of arithmetic | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The rules of arithmetic. 1660. Ironically, this book about arithmetic was the work for which he, first and foremost a calligrapher, was best known well into the eighteenth century. Cocker's Arithmetic and related titles, such as Cocker's decimal arithmetick (1685) and Cocker's algebraical arithmetick (1677) went into multiple editions, many of them posthumous. Critics agree that John Hawkins, Cocker's successor, in fact authored these books, perhaps using notes from Cocker. IMAGE: Diagram from Cocker's decimal arithmetick, ... Composed by Edward Cocker, ... Perused, corrected and published by John Hawkins, ... London: printed for George Sawbridge: and Richard Wellington, 1702, p. 72. (Wikimedia Commons) |
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| The tutor to writing and arithmetick | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The tutor to writing and arithmetick. Invented, written, & engraven by Edward Cocker. 1664. This book consists of both engraved and letterpress pages (ODNB). IMAGE: Chart from A treatise of arithmetic. Being a plain and familiar method, ... for the full understanding of that incomparable art. By Edward Cocker. Printed by A. Donaldson and J. Reid. For E. Wilson bookseller in Dumfries, 1765, p. 44. (Wikimedia Commons) |
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| The young clerk's tutor | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The young clerks tutor: being a most useful collection of the best precedents of recognizances, obligations, with all sorts of conditions, acquittances, bills of sale, warrants of attorney, &c. As also the names of men and women in Latin, their additions in their proper cases, the day of the date, and the several sums of money. Together with directions of writs, the several trades and imployments, and the returns of the terms: and many other things very necessary, and readily fitting every mans occasion. London: printed for Robert Crofts, at the Crown in Chancery-lane, London, 1663. "Whereby ingenious youths may soon be made For clerkship fit, or Management of Trade." There is some ambiguity about the authorship of this book. "J.H." (John Hawkins) wrote the preface, and his name appears as author in some catalogues. The book went into 15 editions. REFERENCES: Meynell IMAGE: Example of court hand from The young clerk's tutor enlarged. London: printed for, and are to be sold by Robert Battersby, at Staple Inn-Gate in Holborn, and Robert Pawlet, at the Bible in Chancery-Lane, 1705, p. 16. (Wikimedia Commons) |
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| The young lawyer's writing master | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The young lawyer's writing master : being a book of copies onely of court and chancery hands, with ample rules and instructions for all such as desire either to read or write the said hands : this is also design'd to be a light to those who have hidden treasures in these hands, and are in the dark, as to the knowledge of their worth. London: Robert Walton, 1685. IMAGE: Title page |
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| The youth's direction | copybook/writing manual | Cocker, Edward. The youth's direction to write without a teacher all the usefull hands of England. Invented, written, and engraven by Edward Cocker. Are to be sold by John Overton at the White Horse without Newgate, at ye corner of ye little old Baily, [London], 1652. IMAGE: Portrait of Edward Cocker by Richard Gaywood, 1658 (NPG) |
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| Thomas Basset | publisher/bookseller/printer | Thomas Basset was a London publisher. |
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| Thomas Drant | publisher/bookseller/printer | Thomas Drant was a London publisher. |
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| Thomas Rooks | publisher/bookseller/printer | Thomas Rooks was a London publisher who published both Cocker and Hodder. |
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| Thomas Weston | writing master/calligrapher | Thomas Weston (1672-82 fl.). Cocker wrote a commendatory verse about Weston. IMAGE: Portrait of Thomas Weston by John Faber Jr,, mezzotint, 1723 (NPG) |
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| Source | Link | Target | Date |
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| Benjamin Billingsley | publisher | England's perfect school-master | 01/01/1676 |
| Charles Snell | contraversy | Edward Cocker | |
| Chr. Coningsby | publisher | The rules of arithmetic | 01/01/1660 |
| Edmund Wingate | author of record | The clarks tutor | 01/01/1671 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Arts Glory | 01/01/1657 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | Arts Glory | 01/01/1657 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Cocker's Arithmetic | 01/01/1678 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Cocker's English dictionary | 01/01/1704 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Cocker's morals | 01/01/1675 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Cocker's Urania | 01/01/1670 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | Daniels copy-book | 01/01/1663 |
| Edward Cocker | acknowledgement | Eleazar Wiggan | |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | England's pen-man | 01/01/1665 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | England's perfect school-master | 01/01/1676 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | Examples of Italian Hands | 01/01/1660 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Examples of Italian Hands | 01/01/1660 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | Magnum in Parvo | 01/01/1672 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Magnum in Parvo | 01/01/1672 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | Multum in parvo | 01/01/1660 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Multum in parvo | 01/01/1660 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Penna volans | 01/01/1661 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | Penna volans | 01/01/1661 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | Pen's Experience | 01/01/1656 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The clarks tutor | 01/01/1671 |
| Edward Cocker | contributor | The clerk's tutor | 01/01/1667 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The clerk's tutor | 01/01/1667 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The compleat writing master | 01/01/1670 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The compleat writing master | 01/01/1670 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The guide to penmanship | 01/01/1664 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The London writing master | 01/01/1677 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The London writing master | 01/01/1677 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The Pen-mans Recreation | 01/01/1659 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The pens celerity | 01/01/1667 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The pens celerity | 01/01/1667 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The pen’s transcendencie | 01/01/1657 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The pen’s transcendencie | 01/01/1657 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The pen's triumph | 01/01/1657 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The pen's triumph | 01/01/1657 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The rules of arithmetic | 01/01/1660 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The tutor to writing and arithmetick | 01/01/1664 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The tutor to writing and arithmetick | 01/01/1664 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The young clerk's tutor | 01/01/1663 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The young lawyer's writing master | 01/01/1685 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The young lawyer's writing master | 01/01/1685 |
| Edward Cocker | engraver | The youth's direction | 01/01/1652 |
| Edward Cocker | author of record | The youth's direction | 01/01/1652 |
| Edward Cocker | acknowledgement | Thomas Weston | |
| Edward Cocker Jr | familial | Edward Cocker | |
| Eleazar Wiggan | pupil of | James Hodder | |
| James Hodder | author of record | Arithmetick, or, That Necessary Art Made most Easie | 01/01/1661 |
| James Hodder | author of record | The Pen-mans Recreation | 01/01/1659 |
| John Hawkins | editor | Cocker's Arithmetic | 01/01/1678 |
| John Hawkins | editor | Cocker's English dictionary | 01/01/1704 |
| John Hawkins | literary executor | Edward Cocker | |
| John Hawkins | successor | Edward Cocker | |
| John Hawkins | author of record | The clerk's tutor | 01/01/1667 |
| John Matlock | contraversy | Edward Cocker | |
| John Matlock | contraversy | The pen’s transcendencie | |
| John Overton | publisher | Arts Glory | 01/01/1657 |
| John Overton | publisher | England's pen-man | 01/01/1665 |
| John Overton | publisher | The Pen-mans Recreation | 01/01/1659 |
| John Overton | publisher | The youth's direction | 01/01/1652 |
| John Ruddiard | publisher | Penna volans | 01/01/1661 |
| John Ruddiard | publisher | Penna volans | 01/01/1661 |
| Mathew Collins & Francis Cossinet | publisher | Daniels copy-book | 01/01/1663 |
| Nathaniel Strong | author of record | England's perfect school-master | 01/01/1676 |
| Richard Daniel | author of record | Daniels copy-book | 01/01/1663 |
| Robert Crofts | publisher | The young clerk's tutor | 01/01/1663 |
| Robert Pask | publisher | The London writing master | 01/01/1677 |
| Robert Snow | publisher | The guide to penmanship | 01/01/1664 |
| Robert Walton | publisher | The pens celerity | 01/01/1667 |
| Robert Walton | publisher | The young lawyer's writing master | 01/01/1685 |
| Samuel Ayre | publisher | The pen’s transcendencie | 01/01/1657 |
| Samuel Ayre | publisher | The pen's triumph | 01/01/1657 |
| The pen's triumph | acknowledgement | Richard Noble | 01/01/1657 |
| Thomas Basset | publisher | The compleat writing master | 01/01/1670 |
| Thomas Basset | publisher | The compleat writing master | 01/01/1670 |
| Thomas Drant | publisher | Cocker's morals | 01/01/1675 |
| Thomas Rooks | publisher | Arithmetick, or, That Necessary Art Made most Easie | 01/01/1661 |
| Thomas Rooks | publisher | Cocker's Urania | 01/01/1670 |
| Thomas Rooks | publisher | Magnum in Parvo | 01/01/1672 |
| Thomas Rooks | publisher | Magnum in Parvo | 01/01/1672 |
| Thomas Rooks | publisher | Multum in parvo | 01/01/1660 |
| Thomas Rooks | publisher | The tutor to writing and arithmetick | 01/01/1664 |
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