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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.…

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Second Edition, expanded. in contemporary vellum, very slightly bumped, cords largely missing, author and title lettered on spine in ink, with the following inscriptions on the title page: (?) ?Camille D sanctis?, ?Colleoni? and ?Milerius eginius Hibernus Archieps Juanensis donavit? 8vo (168 x 105 mm), pp. [viii], 178, 177-500, [35], some dampstaining, mainly marginal and slightly more pronounced in the preliminary leaves, A good, clean copy of the best edition of the standard recusant Catholic history of the English Reformation. Written in Madrid in 1576, where the author was petitioning the Spanish for help against the English crown, the work was left unfinished at Sander?s death. It was edited and continued from the accession of Elizabeth to 1585 by his fellow priest, Edward Rishton, although William Allen is also thought to have had some hand in its composition. This edition also incorporates additional material by Robert Parsons, who saw it through the press at Rome, as well as John Hart?s chronological account of known Catholic priests and faithful imprisoned in the Tower of London from June 1580 to June 1585. Although the precise details of its composition remain unclear, the message of the work is a very simple one: that Henry VIII?s desire for a divorce led to the Reformation. In demonstrating that Henry?s marriage to Katherine of Aragon was entirely valid and consequently his marriage to Anne Boleyn equally invalid, Sander argues that Elizabeth, in consequence, was illegitimate and therefore her reign itself unjustifiable. Sander?s work was extremely popular and ran to numerous editions, three in Ingolstadt, in 1586, 1587 and 1588 and two more in Cologne, in 1610 and 1628, as well as being translated into French (two editions by 1587), German, 1594 and later translations into Spanish, Italian and Polish. It is a major recusant work which has been highly influential in studies of the Reformation and Catholic historiography. Allison & Rogers, English Counter-Reformation, i:973; Brunet V, 120 ?[cette édition] présente des grandes différences dans le texte..…