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1643BS45GLB27B22London: Edward Husbands T. Warren R. Best 1643. Hardback later half-calf with marbled paper covered boards. 19.5 x 14.5cm. x 955pp 20. With engraved frontispiece. Frontis and title frayed to edges with small losses. Previous owner's details erased from verso of title and trimmed from upper margin of a3. Pages 59/60 and p. 955 replaced with photocopy facsimiles. Some foxing and browning to paper throughout. End-papers replaced firm binding. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Good. Edward Husbands, T. Warren, R. Best Hardcover
1628004184London: Printed by William Stansby for Nathaniell. Butter 1628. Collation viii55pp. Recently rebound in full marble paper boards paper title label on top board binding in excellent condition. Internally title and last blank dusty short addition to title in a early hand pages in very good clean condition. A very good copy of a very rare work. . First And Only Edition. Very Good Plus. Small Quarto. Printed by William Stansby for Nathaniell. Butter, hardcover
1682AN1GLTBRN24CLondon: Nathaniel Ponder 1682. Hardback full-calf repaired to corners later spine and end-papers. 37cm x 23.5cm. 8 704pp 14. 1st edition 1682. Rugby School Library label and previous owner's bookplate to front pastedown. A few small ink marks to page 34 otherwise contents generally clean. Scarce. A heavy book additional postage may be required for orders outside the UK. an24. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Nathaniel Ponder Hardcover
1654048095London: G. Bedel and T. Collins 1654. First Edition. Hardcover Half Leather. Good Condition. Rebound in half leather over marbled boards extra title tattered at edges and stained with repair on verso light tide mark affecting first dozen or so pages and latter half of second volume last few pages worn with small tears at edges. Scattered minor foxing modest browning throughout a few notes in an early hand old signature to title edward Hawkins. Generally very good internally. Two volumes bound as one 16 347 12; 10 355 i.e. 255 15. With the ads at the rear of volume 2. Size: Quarto 4to. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Politics & Government; Inventory No: 048095. G. Bedel and T. Collins hardcover
1687655L25London: Anon 1687. First edition. Brochure/Pamphlet. Very Good. 8" by 6". None. A seventeenth century pamphlet concerning Daniel Defoe's 'A New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty' and 'A Reply to the New Test of The Church of England's Loyalty'. This work also includes Sir Francis Walsingham's letter to Monsieur Critoy concerning Queen Elizabeth's proceedings against papists and Puritans. It has since been proven that this letter is a forgery and has since been attributed to Francis Bacon writing in collusion with Archbishop Whitgift. The letter was first found in 'Scrinia Sacra' before being published to this work. With the signatures A2 B-C4 as called for. ESTC No. R6019 The first and only edition of this work. Written anonymously. This pamphlet is a response to Daniel Defoe's 'A New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty' and the anonymously produced 'A Reply to the New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty'. It discusses the penal laws made during Elizabeth I's reign which are the Act of Supremacy the Act of Uniformity and the Supremacy of the Crown Act. This work was published the same year that James II passed his penal laws or the 'Declaration of Indulgence' or 'Declaration for Liberty of Conscience' were a pair of proclamations. It was the first step to establish freedom of religion in the British Isles with the King's intention being to promote Catholicism. The declaration was to grant toleration to many Christian denominations. This pamphlet was circulated at a difficult time for the country in terms of its monarch Parliament and Religion. There was an uprising in anti-Catholic sentiment and against James' rule. Political pamphlets like this added fuel to the fire. The year after this pamphlet was issued the Glorious Revolution took hold and James was dethroned. Collated complete. Disbound as is common. Externally smart with just some minor chips and creases to the extremities. Prior owner's contemporary inscription to the title page. Internally generally firmly bound though strained in places. Pages are age toned with the odd handling mark and spot. Prior owner's pencil inscriptions to the top corner of pages indicating page numbers from when this work was once bound. Very Good Anon unknown
1685H6GTAN7323London: printed for S.N. and sold by W. Freeman 1865. Hardback full calf. 18 x 11cm. 6 228 2 229-302p. Engraved frontis. 1685 second edition. Some wear and rubbing. front hinge splitting but attached. Text block firmly bound. Some age discolouration to paper and occasional spots. . Second Edition. Hard Cover. Good. printed for S.N. and sold by W. Freeman hardcover
1668046245London: John Field 1668. Hardcover Full Leather. Good Condition. Contemporary blindstamped leather worn at edges spine strip torn and worn front board detached along with first signature old academic library markings lacking the first title page first few pages soiled and first page with an old repair and loss of text to the lower right neat notes and marks in an early hand throughout many detailed often trimmed when rebound. ca. 6 1/2" x 9". The Book of Common Prayer precedes Genesis and a Concordance is at the end of the NT. Darlow & Moule 548 printed 1668 and 1666 the NT with a separate title. Size: Quarto 4to. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Religion & Theology; Inventory No: 046245. John Field hardcover
1688655L26London: Randall Taylor; Henry Hills 1688. First edition. Disbound. Good. 8.5" by 6.5". None. Two politically fuelled pamphlets regarding the fallout following James II's Penal Laws. These pamphlets directly relate to the Seven Bishops' petition. The Seven Bishops were members of the Church of England who were tried and acquitted for seditious libel. The bishops include William Sancroft the Archbishop of Canterbury. The seven men opposed James II's 'Declaration of Indulgence' which was supposedly a step towards establishing religious freedom in the British Isles. Many suspected that it was to suit the Catholic King's own agenda. The first pamphlet to this set regards the petition and is stated as being written by 'A true member of the Church of England.' There were two versions of this work published in the same year an eight page edition and an eleven. This is the eleven page edition. This work addressed to the Archbishop of Canterbury and the other six men tells them that they are disrespecting the King by protesting his divine right. The individual discusses the Act in detail and the author tells the Bishops that they have 'divided yourselves from a loyal judicious and religious part of the church you profess yourselves members of'. ESTC Reference R4980. The second work to this set is 'an Answer to a Paper Importing a Petition of the Archbishop of Canterbury and Six Other Bishops to His Majesty' which has been attributed to Henry Care. Care was a Whig propagandist who wrote many anti-Catholic works. It is believed that he founded 'The English Liberties'. ESTC R35842. Both pamphlets collated complete. Two contemporary sources regarding the religious and political problems during the seventeenth century and an interesting insight into contemporary opinion regarding the Seven Bishops. It was this event that contributed heavily to the anti-Catholic riots of 1688 and the Glorious Revolution. Disbound as is usually called for. Externally sound with minor chips to the extremities. Large loss to the front wrap of 'An Address'. Prior owner's inscriptions to the top corner of all leaves as pagination from when they were originally bound. Internally both pamphlets are generally firmly bound. Pages are slightly age toned with the odd handling marks and spots. Good Randall Taylor; Henry Hills unknown
1654724L28London: T Newcomb 1654. First edition. Cloth. Good. 7.5" by 6". None. A very scarce Latin translation of the 1654 work 'A True State of the Case of the Commonwealth'. A fascinating commentary on the political state of England during Cromwell's protectorate. The author of this work is unknown. ESTC reference number: R11150. Pamphlet bound in grey paper covered boards with blue cloth covered spine.Scarce.Collated complete.A Latin translation of: "A true state of the case of the Commonwealth of England Scotland and Ireland and the dominions thereto belonging. " In a quarter cloth binding with paper covered boards. There is some wear to the extremities including a few marks to the boards. The binding is tight and firm. Internally the pages are generally clean and bright with handling marks to the title page and final page. There is an ink stamp mark to the front pastedown a small inscription and a small tear with loss to the front blank endpaper. Good T Newcomb hardcover
1683700L7Oxford: The Theatre 1683. Leather. Good. 13" by 8.5". None. A scarce collection of sermons and homilies which were delivered during Queen Elizabeth's reign. ESTC reference no: R233857. With the fourth line of the imprint reading 'Exchange in Cornhil London. 1683'. Lacking M2 and N3-4. The 'Book of Homilies' are thirty-three sermons developing the reformed doctrines of the Church of England. Homilies were first published during Edward VI's reign before being reprinted during Elizabeth I's reign. A scarce late seventeenth century edition of these Anglican sermons and homilies. In a full calf binding. Externally generally smart. Some rubbing to the joints and extremities. Minor bumping to the extremities. Minor loss to the head and tail of spine. Internally firmly bound. The title page has been trimmed and remounted to a new leaf. A1 is extended and repaired in margins loss to lower margin of A2. Chips to the extremities of quires B-D and 3C-3D with minor loss to the notes. E1 is strengthened in lower margin and with a small loss to the text from minor holes. The same repair to the bottom margin of 2H1. R2 has a small loss to three words to the bottom paragraph from a hole. Final few leaves are chipped to the edges affecting the page numbers. Chips to the extremities of quire A. Good The Theatre hardcover
1643012372London: Printed for Iohn Wright in the Old-bailey May 1. 1643 1643. Collation 213pp 1 blank leaf A2 in two settings. Line 12 ends 1 Questions put. or 2 Quæres. Bound in modern cloth with gilt lettering on top board. Binding in very good clean condition. Internally light wear or staining to margin of title. Pages in very good clean condition. A very nice copy. . Very Good. Small Quarto. Printed for Iohn Wright in the Old-bailey May 1. 1643 hardcover
1684LTH30-F-1London: George Wells 1684. First edition. Leather. Very Good Indeed. 7.5" by 5". None. A scarce first edition of Justice of Peace His Calling; A Moral Essay written anonymously by Edmund Bohun. First edition referencing Copac. With a fold out of the 9 rules of making a good Justice of the Peace. Educated at Cambridge Edmund Bohun was a seventeenth-century English writer on history and politics. He was mainly known for his political writing attacking the Whigs for he was a staunch Tory publicist. Although in support of the Glorious Revolution he was briefly imprisoned for the publication of a pamphlet by a gentleman with a similar name. After this imprisonment and an embarrassment at Parliament Bohun emigrated to Caroline to be the first Chief Justice there. Collated: Complete Rebound in quarter calf with paper bound boards. Externally smart with handling marks and light rubbing to top of spine. Fading to boards. Ex libris bookplate to pastedowns. Internally firmly bound. Pages generally bright and clean but age toned. Light foxing to first and last. Title page protected with archival paper. Contemporary ink annotation to front blank and page i. Very Good Indeed George Wells hardcover
16454880678Ioannem Iost 1645. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. 12pp 515pp 140pp index and 187pp De Vita et Rebus Gestis Caroli Card and 1 page index capitum. Folio. Half-calf - Blue cloth covers. Raised bands on backstrip which are very worn. Gilt lettering on backstrip. Covers scuffed. Front cover detached. Shelf-worn. Title page with red and black lettering. Several tears that have been taped throughout book - otherwise clear text. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item3100grams ISBN: Ioannem Iost hardcover
1700730L1Anon: Anon c1700. Leather. Very Good Indeed. 4" by 2.5". Anon. A charming French language Catholic devotional work. With numerous illustrations. This pocket-sized work is bound in a full crushed morocco binding.Comprising a small excerpt of Catholic Mass with the running title 'La Sainte Messe'. Present are several psalms. In French. This volume is B4-B8 C8 D5. With six plates.Following D5 there are forty blank leaves bound in for the owner's own additions. In a full crushed morocco binding. Externally very smart. Small loss to the head of spine. A few light marks. Internally firmly bound. Plates are laid down. Pages are bright. Just the odd spot. Very Good Indeed Anon hardcover
1679784R24London: Richard Royston 1679 . Leather. Very Good. 7.5" by 5". None. A scarce early English translation of Blaise Pascal's 'Les Provinciales' bound in smart nineteenth century leather. Pascal penned his 'lettre pronvinciales' defending the Jansenist Antione Arnauld. The letters are a rhetoric against casuistry a means used by Jesuit theologians. The book was banned by Louis XIV in 1660. It was first translated into English in 1657.Written by Blaise Pascal 1623-1662 the French writer philosopher mathematician and theologian. Lacking the frontispiece illustration.Bound by Webb & Hunt of Liverpool. An early English translation of this influential work. In a half calf binding. Externally generally smart with some rubbing to the extremities and a little wear to the boards. Front joint is starting a touch. Internally front joint is strained but firm. Pages are a little age-toned with the odd mark. Very Good Richard Royston hardcover
1663mon0000161583London: for G. Bedell & T. Colli 1663. 1 vol. folio 11-1/4" x 7-1/2" viii416 i.e. 428 x pp. with the license leaf complete title-page printed in red and black clean and bright throughout. Bound in fine early 18th C. tree calf over cords spine gilt with Greek key design gilt lettered red morocco spine label covers ruled in gilt hinges fine head and foot of spine fine A FINE COPY ex-Easton Neston Library with the shelf label on the front pastedown. Wing; C185 London: for G. Bedell & T. Colli unknown
16801606c.1680-1720. Original woodcut printing block depicting The Last Judgement with the Heavenly City at the top with shining light above two gateways with gardens leading towards it Jesus Christ and four angels in front and with human figures in the foreground including a horse-drawn cart taking away the damned. 78 x 83mm. Old manuscript label to the side: "Last Judgement / White collection". The block remains in very good condition indeed with only a touch of minor old loss to the foot of the lower border. Accompanied by an impression taken from the block printed on high-quality modern paper. A splendid late seventeenth- / early eighteenth-century woodcut printing block depicting The Last Judgement with a resplendent Heavenly City at the head.</p><p>The present block originates from the workshop of the pioneering Newcastle printer John White 1689-1769 who inherited a large collection of blocks most likely including the present one from his father also John White the York-based printer. White's collection of blocks subsequently descended through a series of Newcastle printers: Thomas Saint Thomas Angus George Angus Emerson Charnley and William Dodd. The present wood-cut is reproduced in Charnley's 'Specimens of Early Wood Engraving: being impressions of woodcuts from the collection of Mr. Charnley' Newcastle: 1858 and Dodd's subsequent 1862 edition. A large portion of White's original collection of blocks now resides at McGill University. unknown
169653345Oxford: Printed by L. Lichfield for John Howell Bookseller 1696. 12mo. iv 127 12 pp. Original sewn leaves. Advertisement leaf title page errata on verso of tp followed by 127 text pages and 11 index pages. Leaves quite stained but not affecting legibility. Good condition. Copac records only: BL; Lambeth Palace. ESTC R221530 Wing S4357. . Good. Wraps. 1696. Printed by L. Lichfield, for John Howell Bookseller 1696 paperback
1634621894 pages text in Spanish pamphlet is about the betrayal and death of throughout Duchy of Friedland and the state of things in Germany as of 1634 Published by Francisco de Ocampo paperback
1694788L9London: Henry Rhodes; Luke Meredith; John Harris; Thomas Newborough; Louis Moreri 1694 . Leather. Good. 15" by 9.5". None. A smart copy of this comprehensive reference work. A highly specialised work as nearly all the entries are on geographical and historical subjects. The sixth edition.Retaining the license leaf dated January 1691/2. With both volumes bound in one. With the title page to volume II bound after quire 3N as called for. Collated complete. Both title pages are in red and black. ESTC reference number: R30084. This work is an English translation of Louis Moreri's 'Le Grand dictionnaire Historique' and the title page notes that it has been enlarged by Edmond Bohun. Morei's dictionary was early in a European trend of subject specific dictionaries and encyclopaedias. It was also a springboard for Pierre Bayle's 'Dictionnaire Historique et Critique'. In a full diced calf binding. With a small loss to the head of spine. Patches of rubbing to the joints and extremities. Several marks to boards. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright. Occasional light spots to pages. Good Henry Rhodes; Luke Meredith; John Harris; Thomas Newborough; Louis Moreri hardcover
1685c2056London: Printed by Charles Bill Henry Hills and Thomas Newcomb. G : in Good condition with velvet lined case crafted from a later album with clasps. Case scuffed and edgeworn book covers also. Text block clean and tight with minimal foxing. Occasional pencilled notation. 1685. First thus. Full leather hardback. 170mm x 110mm 7" x 4". 271pp 36pp. English Military Discipline published 1686 Rules and Articles published in 1685. The case has a label on its first 'page' marked 'Bp of Durham'. . Printed by Charles Bill, Henry Hills, and Thomas Newcomb hardcover
16305564London: Robert barker 1630. Very early complete King James Bible containing Psalms genealogical tablesboth Old and New Testaments. In poor condition. Leather binding still in one piece.-although spine cracking.Appears to be missing Frontispiece- starts with "An act of the Uniformitie" which also slightly torn at corners. Inside cover extensively inscribed by a variety of hands. spine also broken in places-although all internal pages appear to be present. it also ends on page 86 of the psalms at the back-suggesting pages missing there also. 1630 Robert barker hardcover
1675LTH1-E-6London: George Dawes 1675. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 6" by 3". None. A scarce copy of one of earliest works on cases for moot courts. This title was only printed the once making this a particularly hard title to come by. Bound in early eighteenth century calf. This volume contains an account of 103 cases. The license to print page is on the verso of the first leaf. In a full calf binding. There is some wear to the extremities including some rubbing and some bumping to the corners. The front board has become detached. The rear board is firm.Internally the binding of the text block is tight and firm. The pages are generally bright and clean with some slight age-toning and the occasional mark. There is a copperplate signature to the top of the title page and the front blank endpaper. Overall this volume is in very good condition. Needs some work to the binding which is later anyway. Very Good George Dawes hardcover
1687673L6London: Not Stated 1687. First edition. Paperback. Very Good Indeed. 8" by 6". None. The first edition of this very scarce satire on John Dryden written contemporaneously to his success. Scarce - last seen at auction in 1981. Pages 12 20 are misnumbered as called for. ESTC no: R36782 WING: R1206 Collated complete with the final blank. With the signatures A4 B2 C-E4. This work is a satire on John Dryden with extracts from his poems. The title references his allegorical poem 'The Hind and the Panther' which is regarded as one of his most controversial. Dryden had converted to Catholicism around the same time as the Catholic monarch James II's accession to the throne in 1685. Many Protestant writers were disgusted by this particularly as previous poems by Dryden included praise towards Puritan Protectorate Oliver Cromwell. Dryden's 'The Hind and the Panther' came from Dryden's conversion and he describes the different religious denominations as animals making clear his new stance as a Catholic. This 'Trage-Comedy' is a response to Dryden's 'The Hind and the Panther' and his revolt against his previous beliefs. The introduction provides a synopsis of Dryden's poem and states that for writing it Dryden deserves to be 'reckon'd in the number of the Heathen Gods'. A very scarce work which provides context to the political and social climate of the seventeenth century. Disbound as called for. Externally smart with just a few light spots to the front and rear wraps. Internally firmly bound. To A2 there is a small ring mark at the bottom of the page not affecting the text. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright. Just the odd spots. Very Good Indeed Not Stated paperback
1680104584London. 1680. London. 1680. Two volumes bound in one. Full mottled calf boards contemporary to book which has been recased with a later spine. Joints visible but sound. Lacks top cm of leather at head of spine. Marbled endpapers. A Coppy. 215pp. Comtemporary notes by a Member of Parliament or a witness to the proceedings adding information to page opposite title and to page 215 His Majesty's Speech. Dec. 1678 A True Copy. 316pp with 3 extra pages numbered and wriiten in ink adding contemporary notes.Wing E2544.OCLC 20886562 An account of the Popish plot as discussed in Westminster and the contemporary political reaction which was later found to be totally fictitious.From 1678 a handful of perjurers Titus Oates William Bedloe et al claimed that the Catholics of England planned to assassinate the king. As a result of their disgraceful work between November 1678 and July 1681 at least 17 Catholics lay and clergy died as traitors on the scaffold and not in the easiest of circumstances. Many others died in prisons before they came to trial. This period of time had a lasting political effect with regards to the emerging Whig and Tory parties. hardcover
