GRAMMONT. GRAMMONT'S MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES THE SECOND. By Arthur Hamilton. (The Royal Library Historical Series).
Published by Arthur L. Humphreys., London, 1906
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8vo. 6.25 x 8.5 inches. [4] + 351 pp. Title page in red. Bound in half navy morocco, gilt, over blue boards; spine in compartment with raised bands, ornamented gilt. Marbled boards. Deckled edges. Occasional foxing largely confined to edges; otherwise a very good copy. Pictorial and armourial book plate of Arthur Stuart Beazley and gift inscription on second free endpaper. Binder's stamp of Riviere and Son on verso of first free endpaper. A vivid account of the licentious court of Charles II, ostensibly the Memoirs of Philbert, Comte de Grammont (1621-1707), A Gascon nobleman, who had served in the French army but was exiled and fled to the English court, from 1662-64, attending again in 1670, 1671, 1676 and 1688 (James II). He dictated his account of his early life, at the age of eighty, to his brother-in-law, Anthony (Antoine) Hamilton (1646-1720), who is considered the principal author of the Memoirs. Hamilton, a Roman Catholic, was born in Ireland and spent much of his early life in France, later serving with the forces of James II in Ireland, 1689-90. The work was first published in French as the Mémoires and in English in 1714, with many later editions following. This copy, in a handsome Riviere binding, was owned by Arthur Stuart Beazley of Bethersden (1884-1984), member of the Kent Archaeological Society. HISTORY/THEOLOGY MEMOIRS HISTORY 17TH CENTURY MEMOIRS FINE BINDING HISTORY/THEOLOGY.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- GRAMMONT. GRAMMONT'S MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES THE SECOND. By Arthur Hamilton. (The Royal Library Historical Series).
- Author
- HAMILTON, ANTHONY. GRAMMONT, PHILIBERT, Comte de.
- Publisher
- Arthur L. Humphreys., London
- Publication year
- 1906
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Founded by Patrick Marrin's father George in 1946, Marrin's Bookshop has been based in its current Folkestone location since 1963. Patrick has worked in bookselling since 1970. As well as rare antiquarian books, maps and prints, the stock includes a wide range of literature, library sets, travel, history and illustrated books in all fields. We also offer a bookbinding and restoration service. Visitors to the shop are welcome and we exhibit at UK book fairs. A large proportion of our stock can be searched on this website, or at http://www.marrinbook.co.uk.…
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