An edition of Mirror for magistrates
(1815)
Mirror for magistrates
in five parts
by William Baldwin and Joseph Haslewood
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v. 1. Part I, by John Higgins <Reprinted from the edition of 1587, collated with those of 1575 and 1610> Part II: From the conquest of Cæsar, unto the comygn of Duke William the Conqueror. By Thomas Blenerhasset <from the edition of 1578 collated with that of 1610>
v. 2. [pt. 1] Part III: Legends from the conquest by William Baldwin and others <from the edition of 1587 collated with those of 1559,1563,1571,1575,1578 and 1610>
v. 2, pt. 2. Part IV. A winter night's vision, by Richard Niccols <from the edition of 1610> Part V. Englands Eliza, by Richard Niccols <from the edition of 1610>
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Added t.-p.; each part has special t.p. within ornamental border.
150 copies printed.
A collection of legends in verse, originally published in 1559 as a continuation of Lydgate's "Fall of princes", by William Baldwin and others; subsequent parts were added by John Higgins and Thomas Blenerhasset and in 1610 Richard Niccols added "A winter nights vision", containing ten additional tragedies and "Englands Eliza".
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