An edition of The life of Sir Leoline Jenkins, judge of the High-Court of Admiralty and Prerogative Court of Canterbury, &c (1724)

The life of Sir Leoline Jenkins, judge of the High-Court of Admiralty and Prerogative Court of Canterbury, &c.

ambassador and plenipotentiary for the general peace at Cologn and Nimeguen, and secretary of state to K. Charles II. and a compleat series of letters from the beginning to the end of those two important treaties, wherein are related the most remarkable transactions of those times, both foreign and domestick : together with many valuable papers and original letters, relating to the rights and privileges of the universities, and othe weighty subjects : and the resolution of many difficult and curious points in the common and civil law, laws of merchants and of nations, that arose within the time of his ministry

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An edition of The life of Sir Leoline Jenkins, judge of the High-Court of Admiralty and Prerogative Court of Canterbury, &c (1724)

The life of Sir Leoline Jenkins, judge of the High-Court of Admiralty and Prerogative Court of Canterbury, &c.

ambassador and plenipotentiary for the general peace at Cologn and Nimeguen, and secretary of state to K. Charles II. and a compleat series of letters from the beginning to the end of those two important treaties, wherein are related the most remarkable transactions of those times, both foreign and domestick : together with many valuable papers and original letters, relating to the rights and privileges of the universities, and othe weighty subjects : and the resolution of many difficult and curious points in the common and civil law, laws of merchants and of nations, that arose within the time of his ministry

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Printed for Joseph Downing, William Taylor, William and John Innys and John Osborn
Language
English
Pages
792

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Subjects
Cologne, Conferences of, 1673, Early works to 1800, Nimwegen, Peace of, 1678-1679
People
Leoline Jenkins Sir (1623-1685)

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The life of Sir Leoline Jenkins, judge of the High-Court of Admiralty and Prerogative Court of Canterbury, &c.: ambassador and plenipotentiary for the general peace at Cologn and Nimeguen, and secretary of state to K. Charles II. and a compleat series of letters from the beginning to the end of those two important treaties, wherein are related the most remarkable transactions of those times, both foreign and domestick : together with many valuable papers and original letters, relating to the rights and privileges of the universities, and othe weighty subjects : and the resolution of many difficult and curious points in the common and civil law, laws of merchants and of nations, that arose within the time of his ministry
1724, Printed for Joseph Downing, William Taylor, William and John Innys and John Osborn
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"Never before published."

Signatures: (vol. 1) A⁴, *a⁴, b², a-n⁴, B-4A⁴; (vol. 2) pi², A-5G⁴.

Head- and tail-pieces; initials.

Volume II has added t.p.: A continuation of the letters from the ambassadors and mediators for the general peace at Nimeguen ...

Title in red and black within double-rule border.

WSU MASC copy is: 002-115859092.

WSU MASC copy has bookplate of Sir Abraham Hume Bart. one front pastedown, pasted over bookplate of a previous owner.

WSU MASC copy stamped on front pastedown of each vol.: "G.H.C. Arthingworth".

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Genre
Early works to 1800.
Other Titles
Compleat series of letters from Sir Leoline Jenkins and Sir Joseph Williamson.

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DA447.J5 W9

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Pagination
2 v., [l] leaf of plates (civ, 552; iv, 792 p.) :
Number of pages
792

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OL20798936M
LCCN
05030541
OCLC/WorldCat
504637
Library Thing
3876780

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