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110

DYVE, SIR LEWIS.

A letter from Sir Lewis Dyve to the Lord Marquis of Newcastle ....

giving ....an account of the whole conduct of the Kings affaires

in Ireland since his arrival there .... in Septem 1648 until .... his

departure .... June 1650 - The Hague: Printed by Samuell Broun,

English bookseller, 1650. 4to. pp. 56, 23. Fore edge close trimmed

with minute loss of letters, otherwise a very good copy in mod-

ern quarter calf. Wing D 2979. A royalist supporter he made his

escape from the tower of London where he had been imprisoned

since 1645. He came to Ireland. and spent almost two years in

this country. Sweeney 1621.

€200 - €400

111

ENGLAND, CHURCH OF.

A form of prayer to be used on Wednesday the 12th day of March

next ensuing, throughout the whole Kingdom: Being the Fast-Day

appointed by the King and Queens Proclamation .... for suppli-

cating Almighty God for the pardon of our sins, and for imploring

his blessing and protection in the preservation of His Majesties

Sacred Person, and the prosperity of his Arms in Ireland, and the

Naval Forces - London: 1689 [90]. 4to. pp. [44]. A very good copy

in modern half morocco. Wing C 4151B. Sweeney 1668.

€80 - €120

112

ENGLAND, YEARBOOKS, HENRY VI.

part des Ans de Roy Henrie le 6. Ore nouelment peruse & corrig,

et un profitable Table annexe a ceo - London: 1609. Folio. The

Earl of Macclesfield’s copy with the south library bookplate and

blind armorial stamp. A good copy in contemporary full calf. STC

9616. Henry VI, born in 1421, succeeded his father (Henry V) the

following year. His reign encompassed the Wars of the Roses

involving the houses of Lancaster and York and he himself would

be murdered in the Tower of London. However before that his rule

effectively came to an end when he was deposed by the Earl of

Warwick acting for Edward IV in 1461 although in the year before

his death (1471) he would be briefly restored to the throne by

Warwick “The Kingmaker”. The regnant years covered in this vol-

ume are 1-4, 7-12, 14, and 18-20. Sweeney 1685.1.

€300 - €500

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