A Conference About the Next Succession To The Crown of England: Divided into Two Parts
Subtitle: The First containeth The Discourse of a Civil Lawyer; how, and in what manner Propinquity of Bloud is to be preferred. The Second containeth The Speech of a Temporal Lawyer, about the particular Titles of all such as do, or may pretend (within England or without) to the next Succession. Whereunto is also added, A New and Perfect Arbor and Genealogy of the Descents of all the Kings and Princes of England, from the Conquest unto this day; whereby each mans Pretence is made more plain. Dedicated to the Right Honourable the Earl of Essex, one of Her Majesties Privy-Council, and of the Noble Order of the Garter
By: Published by R. Doleman
Contributors: Beaufoy, Henry Benjamin Hanbury, 1786-1851, former owner; Essex, Robert Devereux, Earl of, 1565-1601; McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library, Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Re-printed at N. with License
Published: 1681
Place of publication: [Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 202
Subjects: Kings and rulers; Early works to 1800; Succession
Notes: Two parts, continuous register.

Originally printed in 1594.

According to Wing, printed in London.

Burke Library copy: With the bookplate of Henry B. H. Beaufoy, F.R.S.

Burned by order of the convocation of the University of Oxford, July 1683.

Burke Library copy: Bound with: The Right of Succession Asserted, Against the False Reasoning And Seditious Insinuations Of R. Doleman alias Parsons, And others, 1683.

Gillow, V:280

English short title catalogue (ESTC) R36629

Wing P568