ANTI-CATHOLIC

[Middle Hill Press; Thomas Phillipps] A collection of seventeen pamphlets, tracts, leaflets, and broadsides printed at Thomas Phillipps' Middle Hill Press.. Many anti-Catholic.

Author: 
Middle Hill Press [Sir Thomas Phillipps, 1st Baronet (1792 ?1872), antiquary and book collector]
Publication details: 
Middle Hill Press apparently founded in 1822.
£480.00

Most items show signs of being disbound, mainly good condition1. Thomas Phillipps, Letter [heading] To the Editor of the Cheltenham Free Press and Gloucestershire Herald, associating Reform with the Re-establishment of Roman Catholics, one page, 12 x 19cms.2. [Verse] Ebenezer Higgins, Complaint of the Parish Clerk against Ritualism, one page, 26 x 9cm3. [Verse] The Spider Monk and the Maiden Fly, one page, 10 x 16.5cm.4. Ex Vita Ducis Valentino | Magnifico Viro [?] , 8pp., 11 x 17cms5. The Conspirators Schemes, Hospitals, Homes, Convents, [8]pp., 11 x 17cm6. The Christian Observer on the Posit

An Impartial Account of Richard Duke of York's Treasons. And the several Arts and Methods made use of by him for the obtaining the Crown of England. To which is added the True Picture of a Popish Successor, [...].

Author: 
[King Richard III; Anti-Catholic; Papist; Popery; Protestant]
Publication details: 
London, Printed for Allen Banks, MDCLXXXII. [1682]
£250.00

Folio: ii + 21 pp. After 'Popish Successor,' the title continues 'Exactly drawn by the Reigns of Christian the Second, and Sygismond King of Sweden, and Ferdinand the Second King of Bohemia.' Text clear and entire, on discoloured and lightly-foxed paper. Slight chipping to edges, and quite heavy discoloration to the final few leaves, with small hole at foot of last leaf (the reverse of which is blank), affecting the word 'FINIS.' but leaving the text undamaged. In very good modern calf quarter-binding, with marbled boards and title on red label on spine.

Observations on the mortmain laws, act of supremacy, &c. with reference to bills now before parliament: or, popery opposed to national independence, and social happiness.

Author: 
James Lord of the Inner Temple
Publication details: 
London: Seeley, Burnside, and Seeley, 54, Fleet Street; [...]. 1846.
£45.00

Octavo. 16 pages. Disbound pamphlet from the Churchill Babington collection. Good, though first and last pages somewhat grubby.

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