Fortescue (Sir John) A Learned Commendation on the Politique Lawes of England: Wherein by most pitthy reasons and evident demonstrations they are plainelye proved farre to excell aswell the Civile lawes of the Empiere ..., newly translated into Englishe by Robert Mulcaster, mostly double-column in black and roman letter, woodcut initials, title mounted on stub, a little soiled and with faint ink stamp, L7 & 8 lower margins reinforced, Q1 lower corner restored, R8 outer margin repaired and restored, occasional ink scribblings to margins, occasional chipping to corners, ink stamp to pastedowns, modern morocco, [STC 11195], small 8vo, Richarde Tottell, 1573. ⁂ The second edition of Mulcaster's translation of the De laudibus legum Angliae of Sir John Fortescue (1394-1476?), Chief Justice of the King's Bench under Henry VI. Provenance: Bradford City Library (ink stamp).
Fortescue (Sir John) A Learned Commendation on the Politique Lawes of England: Wherein by most pitthy reasons and evident demonstrations they are plainelye proved farre to excell aswell the Civile lawes of the Empiere ..., newly translated into Englishe by Robert Mulcaster, mostly double-column in black and roman letter, woodcut initials, title mounted on stub, a little soiled and with faint ink stamp, L7 & 8 lower margins reinforced, Q1 lower corner restored, R8 outer margin repaired and restored, occasional ink scribblings to margins, occasional chipping to corners, ink stamp to pastedowns, modern morocco, [STC 11195], small 8vo, Richarde Tottell, 1573. ⁂ The second edition of Mulcaster's translation of the De laudibus legum Angliae of Sir John Fortescue (1394-1476?), Chief Justice of the King's Bench under Henry VI. Provenance: Bradford City Library (ink stamp).
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