Sales catalogue 503: Maggs Bros

Date:
1928
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/61
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 503: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    DOUGLAS (LADY ELEANOR)—continued. 566 BreTrHLEHEM SIGNIFYING THE House or Breap: or War. Whereof informs, whoso takes a small Roul to taste cures forthwith Dis- traction in the supreamest Nature; with such vertue indu’d. By those Tormenters Firy Serpents as they when stung, were heal’d a view by taken of the Brazen One. First Epirion. Small gto. Uncut, sewn as issued. Printed in the Year, 1652. {3 10s 567 THe Evertastinc Gospet. First Eprrion. 14 pp., small 4to. Uncut, sewn as issued. Printed in the Year of our Redemption, Decem. 1649. £2 10s Chiefly concerned with William Land, Archbishop of Canterbury, and his execu- tion in 1644. Mentioning also Charles I, the battles of Edgehill, Newbery, etc. 568 “CHE EXcoMMUNICATION OUT OF PARADICE. First Epirion. 16 pp., small gto. Uncut, sewn as issued. Printed in the Year 1647. £338 A curious prophetic piece, addressed to Oliver Cromwell, and mentioning Charles I. 569 EzexieL, Cap. 2. First Eprrion. 24 pp., small gto. Uncut, sewn as issued. Circa 1649. £5 5s A prophetic treatise on certain Chapters of Ezekiel. Published without title- page. 570 GIVEN TO THE ELecror PRINcE CHARLS OF THE RHYNE FROM THE Lapy ELeanor, Anno 1633. At Her being in Holland or Belgia. 10 pp. Amsterdam, Printed by Frederick Stam, 1633. Tue Dracons BraspHEMous CHARGE AGAINST Her. 13 pp. Printed in the Year 1651: Re-issued together. Small 4to. Uncut, sewn as issued. C. 1651. £5 5s The first piece is written in verse, as a parallel to the biblical story of Daniel and Belshazzar, King of Babylon. It is an attack on Church and Crown, and was originally published in Holland in 1633 and unlawfully imported into England. Its