The communication betwene my Lord Chauncelor and iudge Hales
Subtitle: being among other iudges to take his oth in Westminster hall. Anno. M.D. Liii. Vi. of October
Series: Early English Books, 1475-1640 -- 294
Publisher: John Day
Published: 1553
Place of publication: London?
Language: eng
Notes: Date of imprint from title.

Suggested place of imprint and identification of Day from STC (2nd ed.)

Collation: a⁴ [$2 signed; misprinting a2 as a1; a3 as a2]

In Roman type.

Written in the form of a dialog between Gardiner (Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor) and Sir James Hales, regarding the latter's anti-Catholic actions.

At the Kent assizes, Hales had directed that statutes against non-conformists remain in force and not relaxed in favor of Roman Catholics. As a result, Gardiner refused to administer the oath to Hales. --Oxford DNB.

"In the same types as the 'Michael Wood' pamphlets" [i.e. STC 11585, and subsequent editions, and STC 11593] --STC (2nd ed.)

STC (2nd ed.) 11583

Received Nov. 2, 1944, Maggs; accession no. 582,256.

Ex libris Henry Huth -- Alfred Huth (his sale, Sotheby, June 1913, no. 3449) -- Frederick William Cock.

Bound in 19th century red crushed morocco, decorated in gilt with fillets, corner and spine ornaments; inside gilt dentelles; marbled paper pastedowns and endpapers; all edges gilt. Armorial book label of Henry Huth ('Ex Musaeo Huthii') Pictorial bookplate of F. William Cock M.D., F.S.A. Appledore, Kent. Tipped in at front, a sheet of biblographical notes, identified by Cock as Henry Huth's. Following are Cock's notes on his purchase of the book from Percy M. Barnard in Tunbridge Wells, October 1913.