The Royal Censure of Partial Conformity
Subtitle: Truly Representing the Case of Church-Men and Dissenters, in the Time of King James the First, in his Proclamations, Declarations and Conferences, relating thereunto.
Contributors: James I, King of England.
Publisher: Printed by G. Croom, for Sam. and Will. Keble (at the Turk's-head in Fleet-street
Published: 1704
Place of publication: London)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Notes: Contains texts of three Proclamations issued by King James 1, the first 'concerning such as seditiously seek Reformation in Church-Matters'.Given at Wilton, Octob. 24. 1603 '[Steele 974]; the second for the 'Authorizing of an Uniformity of the Book of Common-Prayer, to be used throughout the Realm. Given at our Palace of Westminster, the 5th Day of March ...' [1603-04] [Steele 982]; the third 'enjoyning Conformity to the Form of the Service of God established. Given at our Mannour of Otelands, the 16th Day of July ... 1604' [Steele 996]; these are accompanied by an introduction and commentary and end with: 'Seasonable Observations from the Whole ... '.

'Errata' note and 'Advertisements' on verso of final leaf; part of text printed in double columns and in gothic letter.

ESTC286J2 (under James 1); copy in B.L. also thus listed.