By Henry Earl of Clarendon
Oxford; Dublin   Clarendon Press
8.5" by 5" 407 pp.; 480 pp
A scarce complete two volume set of letters and diary entries from the Henry Hyde, the second Earl of Clarendon.
By Henry Earl of Clarendon

1765 The State Letters of Henry Earl Clarendon Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and His Lordship's Diary for the Years 1687, 1688, 1689 and 1690 Vol. 1 and 2

Oxford; Dublin   Clarendon Press
8.5" by 5" 407 pp.; 480 pp
A scarce complete two volume set of letters and diary entries from the Henry Hyde, the second Earl of Clarendon.
£525.00
: 1.5kgs / : LTH29-H-4

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Description

Leather Binding, Rebound

Scarce. Letters include correspondence to King James II, the Lord Treasurer, Lord Sunderland and the Bishop of Downe and Connor. The lengthy preface to Volume I begins to indicate the purpose of the publication to be the Earl's attempt to clarify the events in Ireland. During his time in Ireland, the Earl struggled to establish authority and hold on to his office due to the commander-in-chief, The Earl of Tyrconnell. He was also a key figure in the in the king's intention to introduce Roman Catholics into the Irish judicial and administrative system, as well as into the army.

Condition

Rebound in half-calf bindings. Externally sound with rubbing to head and tail of spine, front board corners and slight wear to rear board. Strained hinges to Vol. I have been reinforced with cloth tape on both volumes. Internally, firmly bound with foxing to the pages of Vol. I otherwise bright and clean with occasional handling marks.

Very Good

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