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A Chronicle of The Kings of England. From The Time of The Romans Government, unto The Death of King James. Containing all Passages of State and Church, With All other Observations Proper for a Chronicle. Faithfully Collected out of Author's Ancient and Modern; and Digested into a Method. Whereunto is Added, The Reign of King Charles the First, and The First Thirteen Yeears of His Sacred Majesty, King Charles the Second, That Now Reigneth. In Which many Material Affairs of State, Never Before Published; and likewise the most Remarkable Occurrences relating to his Majesties Most Happy and Wonderful Restauration, by the Prudent Conduct, Under God, of George late Duke of Albemarle, Captain General of All His Majesties Armies. As They were extracted out of His Excellencies own Papers, and The Journals and Memorials of Those imploy'd in the most Important and Secret Transactions of That Time. All which Additions arte Revised in this Seventh Impression, and Freed from many Errors and Mistakes of The Former Editions.
Baker, Sir Richard · London
- Author
- Baker, Sir Richard
- Date
- 1679
- Place
- London
- Publisher
- Printed for George Sawbridge and Assigns of Thomas Williams.
- Language
- English
- Binding
- Folio.(8.5" x 13.75") Recased. (52) + 750 +42 (Index) pp. Full brown pebbled leather with fancy floral gilt and blindstamp rule with gilt decorative corners to both boards. Spine with five gilt bordered raised bands, gilt lettering to second and fourth compartments, single gilt device centered to all others, gilt "1679" at foot. Renewed endpapers and first and last free flyleafs. Engraved frontispiece of King Charles The Second, engraved half-title page with vignettes of the cities Verolam, Lincoln, London, York. Light foxing and toning seen throughout with a couple of darker stains to a few pages. A couple of pages with marginal tears or lacking a small bit of the corner, not affecting text. Appears complete.
- Category
- Religion & Theology
- Record
- S.I.10230
A Chronicle of The Kings of England. From The Time of The Romans Government, unto The Death of King James. Containing all Passages of State and Church, With All other Observations Proper for a Chronicle. Faithfully Collected out of Author's Ancient and Modern; and Digested into a Method. Whereunto is Added, The Reign of King Charles the First, and The First Thirteen Yeears of His Sacred Majesty, King Charles the Second, That Now Reigneth. In Which many Material Affairs of State, Never Before Published; and likewise the most Remarkable Occurrences relating to his Majesties Most Happy and Wonderful Restauration, by the Prudent Conduct, Under God, of George late Duke of Albemarle, Captain General of All His Majesties Armies. As They were extracted out of His Excellencies own Papers, and The Journals and Memorials of Those imploy'd in the most Important and Secret Transactions of That Time. All which Additions are Revised in this Seventh Impression, and Freed from many Errors and Mistakes of The Former Editions. Baker, Sir Richard. 1679. London: Printed for George Sawbridge and Assigns of Thomas Williams. Folio.(8.5" x 13.75") Recased. (52) + 750 +42 (Index) pp. Full brown pebbled leather with fancy floral gilt and blindstamp rule with gilt decorative corners to both boards. Spine with five gilt bordered raised bands, gilt lettering to second and fourth compartments, single gilt device centered to all others, gilt "1679" at foot. Renewed endpapers and first and last free flyleafs. Engraved frontispiece of King Charles The Second, engraved half-title page with vignettes of the cities Verolam, Lincoln, London, York. Light foxing and toning seen throughout with a couple of darker stains to a few pages. A couple of pages with marginal tears or lacking a small bit of the corner, not affecting text. Appears complete.
Condition
Very Good
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