Title conviction (3 résultats)

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. 3rd Printing. Solid with light wear on the covers. Movie tie in edition.

Together 3 works in 1 vol. Sm. folio. Ex-libris Treverbyn Vean, later e.ps., early panelled calf with blind fillet and motifs to corners, edges of boards with skilful gilt tooling, some scratching to boards, rebacked in calf with gilt tooling and gilt lettered label to spine, sm. nicks to head of upper joints. Proceedings and Tryal : Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), P3555A; ESTC R7827 '. William Lord Archbishop of Canterbury = William Sancroft. The names "William Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, . Chichester," and "Thomas Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, . Bristol." are bracketed together on title page. The first leaf bears portraits of the defendants and is signed: R: White sculp. With advertisement at foot of p.140. Some copies may have errata slip pasted in. Identified as Wing S564 on UMI microfilm "Early English books, 1641-1700".'Sir Rich. Grahme Wing (2nd ed., 1994), A3766A; ESTC R22452 'Imprimatur on leaf [A]1v: I do appoint Samuel Heyrick and Thomas Cockerill, to print the Tryals . Also a letter from the late King James to the Pope: And another letter of the late Earl of Melford to the late Queen from Rome, in answer to the same. And that no other do presume to print the same. J. Holt. Febr. 21. 1690/1. [not present in our copy], "The arraignment, tryal, conviction, and condemnation of John Ashton, gent. for high-treason ." has separate dated title page on leaf X1r; pagination and register are continuous. The last leaf is blank. The five pages after p. 25 are unnumbered [not in our copy]. Variant: pagination is [4], 26, [4], 27-138, [2]. [as our copy].'Bishop of London Wing T2774. ESTC R30660 'With initial license-to-print leaf.' ESTC lists [8], 12p. Lambeth Palace copy as ours. US$520.…

with 3 other returns related to the claims of the Métis in the North-West Territories, & the evidence & charges in the trials of participants in the North-West Rebellion (pagination continuous). 8vo. pp. 389. modern wrs. Bowing to petitions flooding in from French Canada requesting the commutation of the death sentence against Riel and the urging of his French Canadian cabinet colleagues, Prime Minister Macdonald agreed to have Riel's mental condition re-examined. Three doctors were instructed by the government to report on whether Riel was a reasonable and accountable being who could properly be executed: Dr. Jukes of Regina, Dr. Michael Lavel, warden at the Kingston penitentiary, and Dr. François Xavier Valade of Ottawa. The consultation was undertaken in secrecy and Valade's dissenting opinion was falsified in the official report submitted to parliament. Peel 1403 (1st return, pp. 288).…