A treatise directing to understand the reading of the word of God. : The true end of the law and gospel. The difference between faith and works. /
Hamilton, Patrick,1504?-1528.
Potter, William Allan,active 1945,former owner.StEdNL
Creswell, G.,Rev.,active 1909,former owner.StEdNL
Nottingham: : Printed by John Collyer,,
1724..
Caption title on page 1: 'A brief treatise of M. Patrick Hamelton, called Patrick's Places, translated into English by John Frith, with the epistle of the said Frish prefixed before the same, as followeth.'.
The necessary thing to be sought (Nottingham: Printed in the year, 1724)
ESTC
The front pastedown has the armorial bookplate of "William Allen Potter". The recto of the front free endpaper incorporates part of an envelope with two Royal Mail Stamps and an armorial inkstamp "Lt Col. William Allen Potter [??] High Sheriff of Notts 1944/45". On the left side of the envelope there is a manuscript inscription in red ink "Very rare / [???] [??] The Rev.d G. Creswell / History of the art of printing". Below that set in type "Major Creswell, V.D., 23, Ellerker Gardens, The Hill, Richmond". Below that in blue ink "22nd April 1909".
God
Law and Gospel
England Nottingham.