Mauritio Neoporto Anglo - Regi votum candidum Vivat Rex - 1676






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Most Serene Prince Charles II, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland. May the Vote of the Candidate Live; Long Live the King
Mauritio Neoporto Anglo (Maurice Newport, 1611–1687, renowned English Jesuit)
Rare Third Edition – Dedication to Charles II of England
Year of Publication: 1676 (M.DC.LXXVI)
Place of Edition: London (Londini)
Edition: Editio tertia ab Autore recognita (Rare third edition revised and corrected by the author himself).
Language: Latin
Format: In-8°
A fascinating and elegant panegyric work written in Latin verses and dedicated to His Highness King Charles II of England, Scotland and Ireland.
The author, Maurice Newport (born Ewens), was a famous Jesuit who was later forced to flee from England during the anti-Catholic persecutions at the end of the 17th century.
A work of great political, literary and religious significance in the turbulent period of the English Restoration.
Good overall condition, Frontispiece printed with fine period typography, characterized by a slight browning/spotting natural to the time on the left-hand side that does not impair readability.
Interior: Pages intact, light browning, text well legible and printed on contemporary paper.
Wear to boards and to the spine.
Most Serene Prince Charles II, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland. May the Vote of the Candidate Live; Long Live the King
Mauritio Neoporto Anglo (Maurice Newport, 1611–1687, renowned English Jesuit)
Rare Third Edition – Dedication to Charles II of England
Year of Publication: 1676 (M.DC.LXXVI)
Place of Edition: London (Londini)
Edition: Editio tertia ab Autore recognita (Rare third edition revised and corrected by the author himself).
Language: Latin
Format: In-8°
A fascinating and elegant panegyric work written in Latin verses and dedicated to His Highness King Charles II of England, Scotland and Ireland.
The author, Maurice Newport (born Ewens), was a famous Jesuit who was later forced to flee from England during the anti-Catholic persecutions at the end of the 17th century.
A work of great political, literary and religious significance in the turbulent period of the English Restoration.
Good overall condition, Frontispiece printed with fine period typography, characterized by a slight browning/spotting natural to the time on the left-hand side that does not impair readability.
Interior: Pages intact, light browning, text well legible and printed on contemporary paper.
Wear to boards and to the spine.
