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The mournfull muse, an elegy on the much lamented death of King William IIId. the most illustrious monarch of Great Britain and Ireland. Who to all our unspeakable grief, departed this life at his pallace in Kensington, on the 8th of March, 170½.
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THE MOURNFULL MUSE, ...
The mournfull muse, an elegy on the much lamented death of King William IIId. the most illustrious monarch of Great Britain and Ireland. Who to all our unspeakable grief, departed this life at his pallace in Kensington, on the 8th of March, 170½.
London: printed and sold by Tho. Parkhurst, [1702].
4 p. ; 31.6 cm. (2°)
Drop-head title. Anonymous. Undated imprint from colophon. ESTC t170288; Foxon M544.
Copy Notes Bound (18) after Albert Durer revived, [1685?] (q.v.) in a volume of tracts dated between 1679 and 1702, with the armorial bookplate of Thomas Pelham Hood, of Spring-Mount in the County of Antrim, Esq, and the front free-endpaper inscribed in ink R. Reynolds.
Binding Early C18th sheep, blind-ruled and blind-tooled borders, gilt double-ruled spine, later green spine-label, gilt-lettered 'Collection / Of / Tracts'. Later numbered '61' in a series of pamphlet volumes.
Reference Number 5668
The mournfull muse, an elegy on the much lamented death of King William IIId. the most illustrious monarch of Great Britain and Ireland. Who to all our unspeakable grief, departed this life at his pallace in Kensington, on the 8th of March, 170½.
London: printed and sold by Tho. Parkhurst, [1702].
4 p. ; 31.6 cm. (2°)
Drop-head title. Anonymous. Undated imprint from colophon. ESTC t170288; Foxon M544.
Copy Notes Bound (18) after Albert Durer revived, [1685?] (q.v.) in a volume of tracts dated between 1679 and 1702, with the armorial bookplate of Thomas Pelham Hood, of Spring-Mount in the County of Antrim, Esq, and the front free-endpaper inscribed in ink R. Reynolds.
Binding Early C18th sheep, blind-ruled and blind-tooled borders, gilt double-ruled spine, later green spine-label, gilt-lettered 'Collection / Of / Tracts'. Later numbered '61' in a series of pamphlet volumes.
Reference Number 5668