Sales catalogue 513: Maggs Bros

Date:
1928
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/70
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 513: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Crabbe (George)—continued. & inclined to be lenient with his brother [poet], yet takes the part of the Lady. The principal cause of the discussion, as far as I have yet seen, is the eae of Lord & Lady Byron in which she defends her parents, & Campbell her. The public is amused by private misfortunes as ever has been, is now & will be as long as man & woman are erring irritable beings.’’ Htc. 23602 [GRANMER (THOMAS, 1489-1556). | Archbishop of Canterbury. Supervised the production of the first prayier-book. Burned at the stake. 1550. THE WILL OF DR. JOHN POTKIN OF SEVENOAKS PARK (BE NEPACTOR TO THE GRAMMAR SCHOCL)? 3TH APRIL, ae eee et AGHED. (LAE. PREROGATIVE... SEAL PSIG HVe yen PECTIVE) OF THOMAS CRANMER), ARCH- DiseiOroOr CANTERBURY. £10 10s Shakespeare introduces Cranmer in ‘‘ King Henry VIII.” He ts godfather to the infant Princess Elizabeth, and. pronounces over her an oration prophetic of her future greatness. 2363 CREQUI DE BLANCHEFORT (CHARLES, MARQUIS DE, died 1638). ~ Celebrated Marshal of France. Peer LE rERY SIGNED TO LHE DUKE: OF OP Ll Dg 2 pp., folio. tIg9th July, 1624. £3 3s Stating that he has acquainted the King with what has been re- solved upon by himself and M. Arnault. Asking his correspondent to come and see him as soon as possible, but warning him he will not ef vince (onnestable.’’ 2304 GREQUI DE BLANCHEFORT (FRANCOIS, MARQUIS DE, 1624-1087). Marshal of France. AUTOGRAPH’ LETTER SIGNED: TO (COLBERG). 24 pp., 4to. 7th March, 1665. £3 10s Pathetic letter describing his miserable circumstances since he has lost the favour of the King and asking Colberg to use all his influence to again procure him an opportunity to serve his King in any part of the globe.
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