By Edmund Wingate
London   Henry Brome, Thomas Passenger and Thomas Sawbridge
6" by 3.5" [8], 1-75, 79-162pp
A very scarce, early edition of Edmund Wingate's treatise on churchwardens, common law and the role of the constable.
By Edmund Wingate

1680 The Exact Constable with His Original and Power in All Cases Belonging to his Office

London   Henry Brome, Thomas Passenger and Thomas Sawbridge
6" by 3.5" [8], 1-75, 79-162pp
A very scarce, early edition of Edmund Wingate's treatise on churchwardens, common law and the role of the constable.
£995.00
: 0.5kgs / : 717L6

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Leather Binding

The fifth edition of this work. 

Text and register are continuous despite the pagination. Erroneous pagination is called for in this work, according to the ESTC collation. 

Collated, complete.

ESTC reference no. R220029. 

The title page states that this work is by 'E.W' which is Edmund Wingate, the English mathematical and legal writer. Wingate was the first to publish on the principle of the slide rule, and was a Member of Parliament during the Interregnum.

Condition

In a full calf binding. Rebacked, with original boards preserved. Externally, very smart. Light marks to the boards. Prior owner's inscription to the recto of front endpaper, 'John Fosters His Book 1739'. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright. The odd spot to pages.

Very Good Indeed

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