Fugitive tracts written in verse which illustrate the condition of religious and political feeling in England
Subtitle: and the state of society there during two centuries
By: William C. Hazlitt.
Contributors: Huth, Henry, 1815-1878.
Publisher: Chiswick Press) Printed for Private Circulation
Published: 1875
Place of publication: (London
Language: eng
Subjects: English poetry -- Early modern (to 1700)
Notes: "Fifty copies only printed."

Half-titleand binder's title: Fugitive poetical tracts.

Edited by W. C. Hazlitt with preface by Henry Huth.

Bound in deep maroon cloth; stamped in gold and blind; dark blue coated endpapers.

Bookplate of C. H. Wilkinson.

The first series includes The book of the fair gentlewoman Lady Fortune (1540), by Sir Thomas More.

Presentation copy to B. Quaritch from Henry Huth, for whom the work was produced.

Draft letter from Quaritch to Huth in pocketat end of first series.
Table of contents: title: First series, 1493-1600.; title: Second series, 1600-1700.