ENGLISH CIVIL WAR PAMPHLET 1642 PARLIAMENT Pecke MARCH APRIL News IRELAND Hull
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:7135145 | Year Printed: 1642 |
| Place of Publication: LONDON | Language: English |
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From the twenty eighth of March, 1642to the fourth of April.
[London Printed for William Cook]1642A very scarce pamphlet, which as can be seen from the images, is a little worn and grubby, with some very pale patchy foxing. The 4 leaves are only very delicately held together. The edges are a little chipped/nicked and bumped. Else in very readable condition for age and scarcity.
Extremely scarce 'newspaper' edited by Samue...l Pecke, during the early stages of the ENGLISH CIVIL WAR.Number 12 From 8th March to 4th April, which includes fascinating 'as it was happening' detail on Parliamentary discussion, Irish Affairs, 'Magazine moved from Hull', East India Company, etc during this pivotal time.
"Committee of Both houses, concerning the Irish Affairs met in the Painted Chamber"
"Complaints made against East India Company"
"Sir Edward Dering being found to have had some hand, touching the said intented Kentish commotion, he was voted delinquent"
"Money raised for Irish Affairs"
"Consideration of the Bill of Tonnage and Poundage"
"Fleet set forth for the guard of the narrow Seas"
"Trenchard might have a command of some of those new forces"
"Sir Edward Dering and report made of his flight"
"Answer to a petition of the Gentry of the Kingdom of Ireland, dispoyled by the Rebels, and fled hither for relief and Petition of the County of Lincoln, both delivered him at Yorke"
"Sent a Message to the Lords to desire a Conference wherat it was moved, that the magazine at Hull might be removed (for more security) to London"
[London Printed for William Cook]Caption title. Text begins with an ornamental initial.
"Place of publication from Nelson & Seccombe. Later issues have imprints below the caption title reading: Printed for William Cook; spelling of publisher’s name varies."
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From the twenty eighth of March, 1642to the fourth of April.
[London Printed for William Cook]1642A very scarce pamphlet, which as can be seen from the images, is a little worn and grubby, with some very pale patchy foxing. The 4 leaves are only very delicately held together. The edges are a little chipped/nicked and bumped. Else in very readable condition for age and scarcity.
Extremely scarce 'newspaper' edited by Samue...l Pecke, during the early stages of the ENGLISH CIVIL WAR.Number 12 From 8th March to 4th April, which includes fascinating 'as it was happening' detail on Parliamentary discussion, Irish Affairs, 'Magazine moved from Hull', East India Company, etc during this pivotal time.
"Committee of Both houses, concerning the Irish Affairs met in the Painted Chamber"
"Complaints made against East India Company"
"Sir Edward Dering being found to have had some hand, touching the said intented Kentish commotion, he was voted delinquent"
"Money raised for Irish Affairs"
"Consideration of the Bill of Tonnage and Poundage"
"Fleet set forth for the guard of the narrow Seas"
"Trenchard might have a command of some of those new forces"
"Sir Edward Dering and report made of his flight"
"Answer to a petition of the Gentry of the Kingdom of Ireland, dispoyled by the Rebels, and fled hither for relief and Petition of the County of Lincoln, both delivered him at Yorke"
"Sent a Message to the Lords to desire a Conference wherat it was moved, that the magazine at Hull might be removed (for more security) to London"
[London Printed for William Cook]Caption title. Text begins with an ornamental initial.
"Place of publication from Nelson & Seccombe. Later issues have imprints below the caption title reading: Printed for William Cook; spelling of publisher’s name varies."
Terms & Conditions
*Payment Details: We accept Paypal, UK Cheques, Postal Orders, *Shipping: We will gladly ship anywhere in the World, and combine multiple items to reduce postal costs. *Packaging: All our books, will be carefully and securely packaged. We aim to send all items within 48 hours of payment. *Returns Policy: If you are unhappy in any way, for whatever reason, with the transaction or the item, please contact us as soon as possible. Your item is fully refundable without question. *Our Policy: We aim to give detailed and accurate descriptions, and have established a reputation for honesty, quality and reliability, which we hope to continue. We know that sometimes ebay or internet buying can be a bit daunting, so please feel free to ask any questions, ask for more details or images, and we will be happy to help. We are very approachable and want to make this a pleasant experience. TRADE WITH CONFIDENCE
