Lambarde william 1536 1601 (22 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New.

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Paperback. Condizione: New.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. In attractive half green calf over marbled boards (c20c), a little brushed at edges. Spine, raised bands, blind tooling, gilt titles to red calf label. Internally, [2] portrait frontis, + title page, (iv), (xiv), 498 pp, [2] adverts, title in red & black inks, some finger soiling, light edge browning, a few pencil marginal notes, marbled text block edges, 20c endpapers. A well bound, clean item. (signatures: [2]ff, A-A2, a-b3, B-3S2). (250*196 mm). (Alston XI.65; Maslen & Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers; ESTC T31836). Printed by William Bowyer, his records show 250 copies printed on demy and 50 on royal. VERTUE G. 1684-1756 (illustratore). …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. The FIRST ENGLISH COUNTY HISTORY! The book documents the history, geography, and customs of Kent. Rare First Edition, 1576, 1 map. In early 19c diced russia, gilt edge tooling. Re-spined, gilt tooling & titles, raised bands. [1], 2-58, 58-59, 59-435 pp, numerous pagination errors, but complete & with the engraved map of the Heptarchy (by Richard Lyne), and the extra leaf (H) which lists the Kentish writers, this is the variant S1244785 which omits Middleton's name to the colophon, contemporary ownership name to tp (Fuller Nich'? possibly Nicholas Fuller MP (1543-1620), map trimmed at base, text mainly in black letter with some Anglo-Saxon characters, gilt tooling to board edges & turn ins, a.e.g., 2 faint spots to upper board. Very clean and tight. (Sigs: 1ff, qii-qiiii, A-Iii2). (Folio, 138*181 mm). (ESTC S2124785. Huth 814/5. Brackman-Anglo Saxon England p136). Editions published in 1576 (ours), 1596 & 1656. Lambarde, antiquary and lawyer had an unparalleled reputation for learning, piety, civic virtue, and trustworthiness. See ODNB. LYNE Richard (illustratore). …

Condizione: Fine. Hard back binding in publisher's original leaf green paper cover, gilt lettering to the spine. 8vo 9" x 6" xiv, 538 [pp] ISBN 0239000609. Single leaf map of England, portrait frontispiece. Lambarde was an English jurist and antiquary. In 1556 he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn and in 1568 he published a collection and transcript of Saxon laws. In 1574 he founded a hospital for the poor in Greenwich. Written in 1570 and first published in 1576, the book was the first county history published in Britain, in 1581 he published a manual for justices of the peace entitled 'Eirenarcha' and in 1601 he became keeper of the Tower records. Bookplate to upper paste down. Fine condition book in Fine condition dust wrapper, not price clipped. Dust wrapper supplied in archive acetate film protection, this is not adhered to the book or to the dust wrapper and can easily be removed should you so wish. Member of the P.B.F.A. ISBN 239000609 KENT [Antiquarian].…

Condizione: Very Good. Hard back binding in publisher's original brick red cloth covers, gilt title lettering to the spine. 8vo 9'' x 6''. Contains xiv, 538 pp + 32 page publisher's catalogue, with frontispiece portrait, and map of the English Heptarchy, Carde of the Beacons was omitted. Very little spotting to some page margins and verso of the frontispiece, fraying of the cloth to the spine ends and in Very Good clean and square condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. KENT [Antiquarian].…

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Condizione: Poor. Second edition recently rebound in full mahogany calf covered boards, five raised bands to the spine with gilt and morocco title label, simple blind tooling to the front and rear boards. 8vo 7¾'' x 5¾''. 588, 6 [pp] index. Both maps missing [single leaf map of England, and 8'' x 12'' fold-out map of Kent showing the beacons], now replaced with facsimiles on handmade paper, new end papers (Griffen Mill). Title page and first 14 leaves missing, facsimiles from a second edition bound-in. Lambarde was an English jurist and antiquary. In 1556 he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn and in 1568 he published a collection and transcript of Saxon laws. In 1574 he founded a hospital for the poor in Greenwich. Written in 1570 and first published in 1576, the book was the first county history published in Britain, in 1581 he published a manual for justices of the peace entitled 'Eirenarcha' and in 1601 he became keeper of the Tower records. Member of the P.B.F.A. KENT [Antiquarian].…

Condizione: Poor. Third edition rebacked saving the orignal calf covered boards, simple title label and gilt to the spine. 8vo 6½'' x 4½''. Original end papers saved. Contains xiv, 656 pp + 24 pp. Decorated by headpiece vignettes and initials, the 'Carde of the Beacons' was omitted although there is a catchword for it on p. 68. Lambarde was an English jurist and antiquary. In 1556 he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn and in 1568 he published a collection and transcript of Saxon laws. In 1574 he founded a hospital for the poor in Greenwich. Written in 1570 and first published in 1576, the book was the first county history published in Britain, in 1581 he published a manual for justices of the peace entitled 'Eirenarcha' and in 1601 he became keeper of the Tower records. Light toning to page margins, name to the top of the title page Mrs. Henley Docking. Member of the P.B.F.A. KENT [Antiquarian].…

Condizione: Poor. Second edition in calf covered boards, title label and gilt embellishments between five raised bands to the spine. 8vo 7¾'' x 5¾'' xiv, 588, 6 [pp] index. Single leaf map of England, 8'' x 12'' fold-out map of Kent showing the beacons. Lambarde was an English jurist and antiquary. In 1556 he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn and in 1568 he published a collection and transcript of Saxon laws. In 1574 he founded a hospital for the poor in Greenwich. Written in 1570 and first published in 1576, the book was the first county history published in Britain, in 1581 he published a manual for justices of the peace entitled 'Eirenarcha' and in 1601 he became keeper of the Tower records. Light toning to pages, general soiling to covers with rubbing to spine edges and corners, bookplate to upper paste down. Member of the P.B.F.A. KENT [Antiquarian]. …

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8vo., (6 4/8 x 3 6/8 inches). 2 leaves (B8 & 2E3) supplied in early pen and ink facsimile. 18th-century blind paneled calf, red morocco lettering-piece on the spine (scuffed). Provenance: Early pen-trials and marginal notes; engraved armorial bookplate of Thomas Parker, first earl of Macclesfield (1667-1732), lord chancellor, dated 1704 on the verso of the title-page; 19th-century North Library bookplate of the Earls of Macclesfield on the front paste-down dated 1860, discreet blind-stamp on first three leaves. First published in 1576. Lambarde's association with Kent began in 1568 when he was appointed as commissioner of sewers for Kent, in 1570 he moved to the county after his marriage to a local girl. "What was in time intended as the first instalment of a historical topography of England was completed in draft in 1570, read in manuscript by Parker and Lord Burghley, and published as "Perambulation of Kent: Containing the Description, Hystorie and Customs of that Shyre" (1576). The earliest county history, based on wide and critical reading (partly informed by Lambarde's protestant suspicion of monks and their works), it draws also on Domesday Book and on royal charters, and includes in its climatic, economic, social, religious, and historical survey a short investigation of the see of Canterbury; a discussion of the local inheritance custom of gavelkind is appended. While Lambarde was uninterested in pre-Anglo-Saxon history (unlike William Camden) and exhibited no appreciation of landscape, his book 'is packed with learned information' and 'eminently readable' (McKisack, 137). The project to publish on other counties was eventually abandoned in 1585, when Lambarde learned of Camden's similar undertaking, but his interim researches were finally published as "Dictionarium Angliae topographicum et historicum" (1730) and his marginal notations survive in the books he consulted now in the British Library, including John Price's "Historiae Brytannicae defensio" (1573) and Alexander Neville's "De furoribus Norfolciensium Ketto duce" (1575). From the celebrated library of the Earls of Macclesfield at Shirburn Castle, Oxfordshire, England, accumulated from the early 18th century by generations of the Parker family, and sold (over successive sales) by Sothebys. This copy belonged to the first Earl of Macclesfield, Thomas Parker, 1st Baron Parker, made Viscount Parker, of Ewelm in the County of Oxford, and Earl of Macclesfield, in the County Palatine of Chester in 1716. He was Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench from 1710 to 1718 and Lord High Chancellor from 1718 to 1725.…

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