The Progresses, Public Processions, and Magnificent Festivities of Queen Elizabeth and King James I

Authors:

Published:

London, 1823-28

Format:

4to., cloth, uncut , new edition

Catalogue description:

collected from original MSS., Scarce Pamphlets, Corporation Records, etc. (including numerous Masques and Entertainments, Civic Pageants, etc. also original Letters, and reprints of Rare Poetical and Prose Tracts), both works, with numerous engravings, scarce

Number of volumes:

Languages:

English

Sale price:

£7. 10s.

Appears in:

Devonshire Terrace (1844)

Sotheran's Valuation (c1871)

Stonehouse Catalogue (1878)

CD Junior's Catalogue

Source reference:

S084.2c; V08.03; P4c718a; C071.14/C071.15

Location in CD Junior's Catalogue:

Location in Sotheran's valuation:

Library, shelving under bookcase left of fireplace (D4), item 14

Stonehouse Catalogue:

'No library should be without these important volumes, which form a connected history of the Courts of Elizabeth and James, and afford a living picture of the manners of England, its pursuits and its amusements, for three-quarters of a century (1553-1625).' Only 250 copies were printed of each work.

DLO admin:

Author's name erroneously given as J. Nichol in Stonehouse

Charles Dickens Jr.:

3 vols. of Queen Elizabeth, 4 vols. of King James