England's black Tribunall : Set forth in the Triall of K. Charles I. At the pretended Court of Justice at Westminster Hall, Jan. 20. Together with His Majesties Speech immediately before he was murdred on a Scaffold Erected at Whitehall-Gate, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1648. Also the Several Dying Speeches of the Nobility and.put to Death for their Loyalty . from 1642 to 1658. Earl of Strafford. Arch-bishop of Canterbury. Duke Hamilton.(2) Rebels no Saints: or, a collection of the Speeches, Private Passages, Letters, and Prayers of those persons lately Executed, viz. T. Harrison, Jo. Carew, J. Cook and H. Peters. With observations on the same. . (3) The Works of the late Ingenious Mr George Farquar .Poems, Letters and Essays (part of vol 1)
Published by (1) J Playford 1660, (2) Printed and are to be sold by the several Booksellers in London and Westminster Hall 1661, (3) J Knapton, R Smith, G Strahan and B Linton, 1718
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3 TITLES BOUND TOGETHER: original calf covers with embossed design, five raised bands; covers are very tired, old, rubbed, and completely detached from main volume; spine is cracked, feels very loose and shaky, though all pages except vol 2 frontis. remain bound in | (Vol 1) Black Tribunall, comprising frontis. portrait King Charles 1 from etching by Richard Gaywood after Van Dyck, To The Reader, Table of matters contained., King Charles His Tryall, additional title page for second part (dying speeches), 232 pages {condition: title page is missing, torn out with fragment remaining; pages are yellow but clean and readable; old worming hole(s) towards lower edge of pages up to p134 (image shows worst affected pages ); small (splash?) mark on last page} | (Vol 2) Rebels No Saints, comprising frontis. 3 scenes showing executions of the regicides, title page, To the Readers (signed W.S.), main text with pages numbered 1-96, 113-152 pages {condition: pages yellow due to age; frontis. is detached; faint water spill mark in lower margin pp113 - 129 faint spidery handwriting on final page, and a few other minor marks within text }| (Vol 3) Works of G Farquhar, part of volume one (of) two, comprising title page, Epistle Dedicatory (by GF), To the Reader, Poems, Letters and Essays, including A Discourse on Comedy, 101 pages (no plays included){condition: yellow due to age, sound clean condition ; list of books printed for Bernard Lintot | carefully packaged and dispatched from UK within two working days.…
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- Title
- England's black Tribunall : Set forth in the Triall of K. Charles I. At the pretended Court of Justice at Westminster Hall, Jan. 20. Together with His Majesties Speech immediately before he was murdred on a Scaffold Erected at Whitehall-Gate, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1648. Also the Several Dying Speeches of the Nobility and.put to Death for their Loyalty . from 1642 to 1658. Earl of Strafford. Arch-bishop of Canterbury. Duke Hamilton.(2) Rebels no Saints: or, a collection of the Speeches, Private Passages, Letters, and Prayers of those persons lately Executed, viz. T. Harrison, Jo. Carew, J. Cook and H. Peters. With observations on the same. . (3) The Works of the late Ingenious Mr George Farquar .Poems, Letters and Essays (part of vol 1)
- Author
- (1) No Author Stated (2) A Person of Quality ( perhaps Sir William Sanderson), (3) George Farquhar
- Publisher
- (1) J Playford 1660, (2) Printed and are to be sold by the several Booksellers in London and Westminster Hall 1661, (3) J Knapton, R Smith, G Strahan and B Linton, 1718
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
*bibliosophy*
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