Second Hand King, Parliament and Army
Author : W. Howard-Flanders
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Condition
Fair to poor overall, with significant binding wear. The front inner hinge is split, exposing the underlying binding material and threads, with separation between the front cover and the body of the book, as photographed.
Acceptable / Fair - The green cloth covers show rubbing, marks and wear to the edges, corners and spine ends. Pages have age-related discolouration, foxing and staining, including noticeable spotting to the preliminary and final pages. Page edges are browned and uneven.
Small pencil annotations and previous price markings are present on the endpapers. The photographed text remains readable.
Offered as a reading, research or restoration copy. Please examine all photographs carefully, particularly those showing the damaged inner hinge, as they form part of the condition description.
Details
General - Pages : 290 | Images : Contains black & white illustrations | Publisher : Gay & Bird | Place of Publication : London, England | Language : English
Hardback - Year of Publication : 1905 | Edition : First | Size : 220mm x 160mm
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An early twentieth-century study of the English Civil War, incorporating and enlarging Matthew Carter’s account of the Royalist expedition in Kent, Essex and Colchester in 1648.
The book examines the struggle between Charles I, Parliament and the army, with particular interest in the events surrounding the Colchester campaign. Illustrated with a black-and-white frontispiece and historical illustrations.
Of interest to readers and collectors of English Civil War history, Stuart Britain and Essex local history.
