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LIFE and CORRESPONDENCE

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Acts and Monuments of these latter and perillous Dayes, touching Matters of the Church, wherein are comprehended and described the great Persecutions, and horrible Troubles, that haue been wrought and practised by the Romishe Prelates, especiallye in this Realme of England and Scotlande, from the Yeare of our Lorde a Thousande, vnto the Tyme now present. Gathered and collected according to the true Copies and Wrytinges certificatorie, as wel of the Parties themselves that suffered, as also out of the Bishops Registers, which were the Doers thereof, by John Foxe. Lond. by John Daye, 1562-3, folio. First edition, a rare and estimable volume, with numerous very fine woodcuts. A fine and complete copy would be worth as much as £100. Passages in this edition are omitted in the later ones, particularly some matter relating to the Protector Somerset. Saunders' in 1823, 561. Hurd, in 1832 (slightly imperfect), 391. Collation. The title page is a woodcut with letter press in the centre. Dedication to Q. Elizabeth, ad domitum Jesum Christum Servatorem Clementissimum, 1 leaf. The Kalendar, 4 leaves. Latin address to the learned Reader,' 'To the Persecutors of God's truth, commonly called the Papistes, another preface of the Author;' also 'A declaration concerning the vtilitie and profite of thys history,' four leaves. The text begins on the recto of C1. The register of the work is as follows, A, *2, B-F 6, G-J 8, * J 8, *J*2, **J *1, K-Y 6, Aa-Tt 6, Vv 8, XxYy 6, AA-YY 6, AAA-K Kk 6, *KKk 6, LLI-YYY6, AAA-YYY 6, AAAaVVVv 6,*VVV v-XXXX 6-YYYY 6, AAAA-MMMM 6, NNNN 8, 0000PPPP 6, PPPP 1, Index, QQQQᏙᏙᏙᏙ 4. There are three leaves of woodcuts, viz. at p. 69, the Poysoning of King John; at p. 1374, the Martyrdom of Latimer and Ridley; at p. 1548, the Burning of the Bones and Books of Bucer and Phagius. Two small folding woodcuts attached to the letter-press at p. 25 and p. 41 are sometimes wanting.

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