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An early quarto edition of the King James Bible, the Authorized Version that would become the most influential book in the English language, printed in 1619 and 1620 by the Kingâs Printers Bonham Norton and John Bill. Quarto in eights (21.1 by 15.4 cm), in an eighteenth-century blue calf binding, the smooth spine ruled and lettered in gilt, gilt frames to the covers, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Retaining both the general and New Testament title-pages, each a letterpress title within a cordiform panel surrounded by woodcut portraits of the Apostles and symbols of the Old Testament prophets, the main text in black letter and printed in two columns with woodcut initials. Bound with John Speedâs Genealogies at the front and the Two Right Profitable and Fruitfull Concordances (Bonham Norton and John Bill, 1619) at the rear. Bound without quire G, supplied with nine leaves from a contemporary Geneva Bible with all text retained, the contents browned, closely trimmed at the top edge, the title-pages with expert restorations, and bearing various ownership inscriptions and a few marginal annotations. Herbert 365. A handsome early example of the King James Bible in a fine Georgian binding. The King James Bible, or Authorized Version, first published in 1611, is the most celebrated and influential English translation ever made, the work of some fifty scholars appointed by King James I and a monument of English prose whose cadences shaped the language for four centuries. Early quarto editions such as this were printed for household and church use in the years immediately following the first folio, and were often issued together with John Speed?s genealogical tables of scripture and with concordances, as here. The main text is set in the traditional black letter, and the striking heart-shaped, or cordiform, title panels surrounded by the Apostles and the prophets are characteristic of the Bibles produced by the King?s Printers in this period. …

Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, 1621 [i.e. 1622]. James I Justifies His Dissolution of Parliament James I [1566-1625], King of England and Ireland. His Majesties Declaration, Touching His Proceedings in the Late Assemblie and Convention of Parliament. London: Imprinted.by Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, 1621 [i.e. 1622]. [iv], 63, [1] pp. First leaf blank except for signature mark "A". Quarto (7" x 5"). Stab-stitched pamphlet bound in recent quarter morocco over marbled boards, gilt title and date to spine. Negligible light rubbing to extremities, light fading to spine. Light toning to interior, occasional negligible faint dampstaining to bottom edge, light foxing and soiling in a few places, small early initials (I.F.) to first blank. $1,500. * Only edition. In 1621, tensions between James I and Parliament came to a head when, led by Sir Edward Coke, Parliament openly called for a war with Spain and for James I to enforce anti-Catholic laws and marry his son, Prince Charles, to a Protestant and not the planned Catholic Spanish princess. James insisted that these matters fell within the royal prerogative and told Parliament not to interfere; members then issued a formal grievance claiming that this threat was in constitutional conflict with their freedom of speech. James in turn dissolved Parliament and issued this declaration in justification of his actions. OCLC and the ESTC locate 12 copies in North America, none in law libraries. English Short-Title Catalogue (ESTC) S122653. Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, 1621 [i.e. 1622] (illustrator). …