The reversing of adjective-noun order in phrases like “notary public” and “attorney general” are holdovers from Middle English, after the Norman conquest. French was the language of authority and nobility then, and French word order is noun-adjective.
Of course, that’s if you believe the STATE-RUN Wikipedia.
The website doesn’t have gold fringe on it so I think that’s land jurisdiction, it should be ok
Amazingly there’s no such thing as a public notary save for in the mind of sovcits.
The reversing of adjective-noun order in phrases like “notary public” and “attorney general” are holdovers from Middle English, after the Norman conquest. French was the language of authority and nobility then, and French word order is noun-adjective.
Til attorney General doesn’t originate from military. Always thought it was a relic from the past when it did or something
That’s only relevant if you didn’t apply for a Certificate of Exclusion From Mass Knowledge Database. So… you now owe me $3000.
Can I pay in coupons?
Ah, who am I kidding, of course I can!