The Collection of the History of England
Published by F. Leach, for Benjamin Tooke; Thomas Sawbridge; Thomas Hodgkin, for Richard Chiswell, London, 1685
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The fifth edition of Samuel Daniel's substantial history of medieval England, with John Trussell's continuation to Henry VII and accompanied by early 18th century manuscript materials. In a contemporary full calf binding. The front board is fully detached, but present. The fifth edition corrected, with John Trussell's Continuation in its fifth edition revised. Two parts in one volume. Daniel's history was first published in part in 1612 and completed around 1618. Trussell's continuation was incorporated into the fourth edition of 1650. With two early manuscript notes associated with the volume loosely inserted, including a manuscript letter dated 2 June 1704, addressed to Thomas Hunt Esq. at Boreatton near Shrewsbury and retaining remnants of its wax seals. An extensive history of medieval England. Daniel's narrative begins with the Norman Conquest and continues to the end of the reign of Edward III, while Trussell's continuation carries the history through the dynastic struggles of the Houses of York and Lancaster to the reign of Henry VII. In a contemporary full calf binding. Externally, front board fully detached with the front endpapers, but present. Bookplate of Rowland Hunt to front paste down. Contemporary ink manuscript inscription to recto of first blank.Rubbing and bumping to extremities, resulting in slight loss to calf. The odd scuff and scratch mark to boards with slight discolouration and the odd mark. Spine rubbed with slight creasing, obscuring spine label. Small shelf label to tail of spine. Rear hinges strained, but holding. Small contemporary ink annotation and marking to rear free endpaper. Rubbing to boards with surface loss to calf. Internally, firmly bound. Slight loss to lower fore edge of T5, not affecting the text. The odd light spot; faint tide marking to lower corners of first few leaves and one or two gatherings. With two sheets of early manuscript notes, including a folded letter dated 2 June 1704 retaining remnants of wax seals, and further manuscript genealogical and financial notes. Good Only.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- The Collection of the History of England
- Author
- Samuel Daniel; John Trussell
- Publisher
- F. Leach, for Benjamin Tooke; Thomas Sawbridge; Thomas Hodgkin, for Richard Chiswell, London
- Publication year
- 1685
- Condition
- Good Only
- Book Type
- book
- Binding
- Leather
- Illustrator
- None
- Item weight
- 2 kilograms
- Dimensions
- 12" by 8"
- Seller catalogs
- English Literature Pre 1900
Rooke Books PBFA
Bath, United Kingdom
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