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London: Humphrey Mosely (for all titles), 1658. 3rd Ed. . dark leather rebacked w. light. VG-. 11.5 Cms x 17 Cms. Main title continues: "written by Sir John Suckling and Published by a Friend to perpetuate his Memory The Third Edition, with some New Additionals", this being followed by 'To the Reader' to (p.5), the second continues: "Being a Full Collection of his Poems and Letters which have so long been expected and never till now Published with Licence and Approbation of his Noble and Dearest Friends", the third and fourth complete as given, 190 pp., 37 pp., 19 pp., (4)+41. Additional t.p.s for parts of Fragmenta Aurea: Poems, &c Written by Sir John Suckling. Printed by his own Copy. The Lyrick Poems were set in Musick by Mr Henry Laws, Gent. of the Kings Chappel, and one of hHis Majesties Private Musick (pp.7-56). Letters to divers eminent Personages' (pp.58-112); An Account of Religion by Reason.A Discourse upon the Occasion presented to the Earl of Dorset… Read More

Nice condition early leather-bound copy of "FRAGMENTA AUREA" - A Collection of All The Incomparable Peices, by Sir John Suckling. 1658 3rd edition (stated) "With some New Additionals"; Printed for Humphrey Moseley at the Prince's Arms in St. Paul's Churchyard; London. (Note - the last two works are dated 1659 on the title page.)The book contains the following "Peices":* Poems, &c.* Letters to Diverse Eminent Personages: Written on Several Occasions* An Account of Religion by Reason - A Discourse upon Occasion presented to the Earl of Dorset* Aglaura - Presented at the Private-House in Black Fryers, By His Majesties Servants* Aglaura - Represented at the Court, By His Majesties Servants* The Goblins - A Comedy Presented at the Private-House in Black Fryers, By His Majesties Servants* Brennoralt - A Tragedy Presented at the Private-House in Black Fryers, By His Majesties Servants* The Last Remains of John Suckling - Being a Full Collection of All His Poems and Letters Which Have Been so Long Expected,… Read More

London: Printed [by Ruth Raworth and Thomas Walkley] for Humphrey Moseley, and are to be sold at his shop, at the signe of the Princes Armes in St Pauls Churchyard, 1646. FIRST EDITION, first state of the title, with first line of title all in uppercase, period after "Churchyard" in the imprint, and rule under the date; Leaf A3v line 16 reads "allowred.". Hardcover. Fine. A very fine, crisp copy in contemporary blind-ruled calf with minor wear to the head of the spine and the very bottom of the hinge. The engraved frontispiece portrait (A1v) is signed: "W. Marshall fecit." With separate title pages for "Poems &c.", "Letters to Divers Eminent Personages" and "An Account of Religion" with continuous register and pagination. Separate dated title pages with continuous register and pagination for "Aglaura. Presented ... in Black-Fryers" and "Aglaura. Represented at the Court". The two remaining works, "The Goblins, A Comedy" and "Brennoralt, A Tragedy" with separate dated title pages, register, and… Read More