A true relation of the manner of our Colonell [sic] Sir Frederick Hammiltons [sic] return from London-Derry in Ireland, : being neer [sic] 60. miles from his castle and garrison, where he was at the beginning and breaking out of this rebellion; with the particular services performed by the horse and foot companies which he commands, garrison'd at Mannor-Hammilton, in the county of Leitrim, in the province of Connaught. Together with severall other letters, petitions, and passages, concerning the said Sir Frederick Hammilton [sic], Knight and Colonell..
Hamilton, Frederick,Sir,active 1643-1645.Humble remonstrance of Sir Frederick Hammilton, Knight and Colonell. To the Right Honourable the Committee of Both Kingdoms.1643.
[London? : s.n.],
Printed, Anno Dom. 1645..
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Possibly part of a larger unidentified work.
Signatures: C-F⁴, g⁴, G-I⁴, K² followed by four unsigned leaves.
'The humble remonstrance of Sir Frederick Hammilton, Knight and Colonell. To the Right Honourable the Committee of Both Kingdoms' (Wing 2nd ed., H477B) on final four leaves has own caption title and was also published separately.
'The humble remonstrance of Sir Frederick Hammilton' consists of official request for payment to army of arrears for soldiering during Irish Rebellion.
'[London?, 1643?]' suggested place of publication and date for 'The humble remonstrance of Sir Frederick Hammilton' in Wing.
P. 47-54 repeated in pagination.
Suggested place of publication for main title from Wing.
Preceded by a single leaf, signed A, with caption title 'To the courteous and impartiall reader' and signed 'Fred. Hamilton' consisting of preface by author, probably to a larger work of which this forms part.
Wing (2nd ed.)
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Hamilton, Frederick, Sir, active 1643-1645.
England and Wales. Army