The second table of England. / Northumr. Cumberlandia Dunelm. Episcop.

Sparke Michael ( 1588 - 1653 ) London

Published by Artist: Sparke Michael ( - 1653 ) London issued in: London; - Michael Sparke was a printerpublisher writer compiler-editor and promoter of conservative Puritan political and religious views The years before 1627 were years of preparation for Sparke during which he acquired professional skills built up his business and began to write The years between 1627 and 1640 were he formed a working alliance with William Prynne to devote himself to the political and and religious policies of the government of Charles I and Archbishop William Laud and Archbishop William he got into great legal trouble over the controversial books he printed for Prynne and other notable Puritan figures The years between 1627 and 1640 were those crowned with success for, 1588

Technic: Copper print, colorit: original colored, condition: Very good, size (in cm): 13 x 21,5 cm; - Map shows the traditional counties of England: Westmorland, Cumberland, Northumberland, Counthy Durham.With a decorative title cartouche, sea monster and ships representation. Seller Inventory # EUG4061_500

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Title: The second table of England. / Northumr. ...
Publisher: Artist: Sparke Michael ( - 1653 ) London issued in: London; - Michael Sparke was a printerpublisher writer compiler-editor and promoter of conservative Puritan political and religious views The years before 1627 were years of preparation for Sparke during which he acquired professional skills built up his business and began to write The years between 1627 and 1640 were he formed a working alliance with William Prynne to devote himself to the political and and religious policies of the government of Charles I and Archbishop William Laud and Archbishop William he got into great legal trouble over the controversial books he printed for Prynne and other notable Puritan figures The years between 1627 and 1640 were those crowned with success for
Publication Date: 1588