Some memoirs of the most remarkable passages and transactions on the late happy revolution in 1688, before and after, the landing of the then Prince of Orange, afterwards our most glorious King William, the deliverer and preserver of Great-Britain and Ireland
Subtitle: And from thence continued on with the greatest success against the French King, by the good conduct, wise and prudent management of our most gracious Queen Anne, whom God long preserve and defend. With some advice to the Roman Catholicks of Ireland, annexed hereunto. By way of answer to a pamphlet or libel, intituled, A diary of several ...
Published: 1713
Place of publication: London?
Language: eng
Notes: Signatures: 1 ℓ., A2-3, [2d] A⁴, [3d] A2-4.

The t.-p. is either a reissue or a reprint of the t.-p. to a different work appearing in 1710. In the present work prelim. leaves 2-4 have running head "May 1713" & contain discussion of his works; p. 1-8, "The case of Hugh Speke ..." (caption title), dated (p. 7) 6 June 1703, probably also issued separately; p. [1]-5, "To His Excellency, Thomas earl of Wharton ..." (caption title) with a retraction of the dedication on p. [6] dated & signed: Dublin, Jan. 1710. Hugh Speke. This work may have been intended as an appendix to a reissue of the original work; cf. his statement "four hundred of my ...

(cont.) aforementioned books still in my printer's custody" (2d prelim. leaf); but also cf. BM catalogue where it is listed as separate work.