THE LIFE AND ACTS OF MATTHEW PARKER, THE FIRST ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. UNDER WHOSE PRIMACY AND INFLUENCE THE REFORMATION OF RELIGION WAS HAPPILY EFFECTED; AND THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND RESTORED, AND ESTABLISHED UPON THE PRINCIPLES WHEREON IT STANDS TO THIS DAY. WHEREIN ARE RELATED THE SAID ARCHBISHOP'S ACTIONS IN ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONS, AND SYNODS; HIS VISITATIONS OF THE DIOCESES, COLLEGES AND HOSPITALS WITHIN HIS PROVINCE, WITH HIS INJUNCTIONS AND REGULATIONS: CHARACTERS AND ACCOUNTS OF BISHOPS BY HIM CONSECRATED: HIS ENDEAVOURS FOR UNIFORMITY: HIS DILIGENCE IN RETRIEVING, AND PUBLISHING MANY SAXON, AND OTHER ANCIENT HISTORICAL MSS. OF THIS NATION: HIS PROCURING A MORE CORRECT TRANSLATION OF THE HOLY BIBLE
Published by Printed for John Wyat. 1711
- First Edition
- Hardcover
- Used
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Leather bound first edition folio; portrait, [6] + xxvi + 544 + [Appendix title] + genealogy plate + 208 pages, there is a further folding plate at page 274; it is ESTC T100944 complete; there is a further later portrait plate after the prelims. The contemporary full calf binding is rubbed and scuffed, it has been respined, the hinges are strong, the first few leaves are partially detached, everything else is well bound in. There is some staining in the inner margins of the portrait and title. T here is some browning and foxing throughout the text.
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- Title
- THE LIFE AND ACTS OF MATTHEW PARKER, THE FIRST ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. UNDER WHOSE PRIMACY AND INFLUENCE THE REFORMATION OF RELIGION WAS HAPPILY EFFECTED; AND THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND RESTORED, AND ESTABLISHED UPON THE PRINCIPLES WHEREON IT STANDS TO THIS DAY. WHEREIN ARE RELATED THE SAID ARCHBISHOP'S ACTIONS IN ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONS, AND SYNODS; HIS VISITATIONS OF THE DIOCESES, COLLEGES AND HOSPITALS WITHIN HIS PROVINCE, WITH HIS INJUNCTIONS AND REGULATIONS: CHARACTERS AND ACCOUNTS OF BISHOPS BY HIM CONSECRATED: HIS ENDEAVOURS FOR UNIFORMITY: HIS DILIGENCE IN RETRIEVING, AND PUBLISHING MANY SAXON, AND OTHER ANCIENT HISTORICAL MSS. OF THIS NATION: HIS PROCURING A MORE CORRECT TRANSLATION OF THE HOLY BIBLE
- Author
- Strype, John.
- Publisher
- Printed for John Wyat. 1711
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Edition
- 1st Edition
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