A generall history of Scotland, together with a particular history of the houses of Douglas and Angus. /
Hume, David,1560?-1630?
Johnston, George Pyper.former owner.StEdNL: RB.m.266
Richardson, R. E.,active 1906,former owner.StEdNL: RB.m.266
Wardlaw, Henry,18th century,associated name.StEdNL: RB.m.266
Hume, Anna,associated name.StEdNL: RB.m.266
Douglas, George,Sir,-1636,associated name.StEdNL: RB.m.266
Faculty of Advocates (Scotland).Library,associated name.StEdNL: RB.m.266
Edinburgh : Printed by Evan Tyler.,
[1648]
A reissue of the 1644 edition with a cancel title page
Part 2 has the title: The second part of the history of the Douglasses, containing the house of Angus. ... Edinburgh, printed by Evan Tyler, ... 1643
Errors in paging: pp.205-214 duplicated ; pp.11, 69, & 110 are misprinted 15, 59, & 108.
Aldis, H.G.  Scotland,
Wing (2nd ed.)
ESTC
There are several letters and facsimiles bound in at the front of the volume. The first one is a letter from George P. Johnston to R. E. Richardson: " R. E. Richardson Esq. w.s. 31 Melville St April 3.d 1906. Dear Sir, I send you a copy of Hume of Godscroft here [in which?] I have put a facsimile of the original title with one or two other leaves at the beginning [and?] which may add to the interest of the copy. I am your trus Geo. P. Johnston".  It is followed by a facsimile of the title page, inscribed on the recto side "Facsimile of original title on paper of same period." and on the verso side "Facsimile S.M. on paper of same date i.e. about 1640-50"; a facsimile of the original manuscript title page (Adv. MS. 34.6.21 ff. I-IV.) with an inscription "Facsimile of title page of MS in the Advocates' Library. See Edinburgh Bibliographical Society's Publications, vol IV."; a facsimile of page 181 of The third Booke, inscribed "Facsimile of page of edition of [1633?] See Edin. Bibliogr. Soc. Publications vol IV. - Compare with pp. 155,156 of this edition."; a transcription of a letter from Anna Hume to Archbald, Lord of Angus, from 11th December 1643, with an inscription "see Edin. Bibl. Society Publications vol. IV.", a transcription of a dedicatory letter by Sir George Douglas of Mordington, with an inscription "see Edin. Bibliographical Publications vol IV"; and a mounted facsimile of the title page with an inscription "Henry Wardlaw" in an 18th-century hand. Apart from this last inscription, the other inscriptions were probably written by George P. Johnston and refer to his article in the Publications of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society, volume IV., 1899-1901, pages 149-170.
Douglas family
Angus family