By the King
the solemnities of our coronation being now performed according to the vsages and customes of this our realme of England, and with mutuall contentment ...
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Author
Contributions
- James I, King of England, 1566-1625. - Contributor
Publication
By Robert Barker, Printer to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie, Imprinted at London, England
Language
English
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Microform
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- OCLC Control Number33150739
- Open LibraryOL17812034M
Alternate Titles
- Solemnities of our coronation being now performed according to the vsages and customes of this our realme of England.
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FoodGoldLentSilkMoneyWomenOathsSlumsFairsTablesTitlesTariffTravelPlagueMinorsPiracyPatentsSourcesWeaponsPiratesHuntingHistoryCoinageDaggersLogwoodEscheatTaxationLicensesColoniesPoachingCommerceScrofulaPoachersCatholicsElectionsSmugglingLotteriesPassportsGame lawsCoronationMonopoliesCensorshipPreventionCoal tradeGold coinsInclosuresDeus & rexFood pricesLand tenureFood supplyGrain tradeGlass tradeAgricultureRoyal touchInterpreterLegal tenderSilver coinsPrivateeringHunting dogsConspiraciesTin industryWool fabricsProclamationsWool industrySilk industryRoyal forestsChurch historyTransfer (Law)Brick BuildingPostal serviceLodging-housesTerms of courtSumptuary lawsFinance, PublicPrecious metalsDyes and dyeingMonetary policyStarch industryHunting customsBuilding, BrickTobacco industryProhibited booksChurch and stateTextile industryBuilding permitsFasts and feastsAnti-CatholicismKidnapping, 1600Pumping machineryEngland and WalesForeign relationsGuardian and wardChurch of EnglandPuritan movementsExile (Punishment)Housing and healthHouse constructionChurch of ScotlandSaltpeter industryCourt and courtiersLaw and legislationTravel restrictionsNitrogen industriesCourts and courtiersWeights and measuresRogues and vagabondsReligious DissentersGunpowder Plot, 1605Brigands and robbersDissenters, ReligiousBuildings, structuresPeddlers and peddlingStandards of finenessCustoms administrationMeat industry and tradeOfficials and employeesEquality before the lawPolitics and governmentRestraints on alienationOath of allegiance, 1606Administration of JusticeJustice, Administration ofEngland and Wales. Royal NavyEngland and Wales. ParliamentEngland and Wales. Privy CouncilGreat Britain -- Court and courtiersCharitable uses, trusts, and foundationsSt. James's Fair (1604 : Bristol, England)Great Britain -- History -- James I, 1603-1625England and Wales. Court of Wards and LiveriesStourbridge Fair (1603 : Barnwell, Northamptonshire)Bartholomew Fair (1603 : Smithfield, London, England)James -- I, -- King of England, -- 1566-1625 -- Coronation
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Philip WardWarner RichEdward EkinsWilliam HullGraham familyWilliam RuthyenGodfrey de VetteAlexander HaitleyMatthew de QuestorThomas, Sir ComptonRobert Sharpeigh SirWilliam Clark (d. 1603)John Cowell (1554-1611)Edward Grant (d. 1605?)John Wright (1568?-1605)Joseph Usher clothworkerThomas Percy (1560-1605)Thomas Winter (1572-1606)Robert Ashfield (d. 1605?)Richard Mocket (1618-1577)Robert Catesby (1573-1605)Anthony Copley (1567-1607?)William Watson (1559?-1603)William Talbot Sir (d. 1633)Ambrose Rookwood (1578?-1606)Christopher Wright (1570?-1605)Roger North (ca. 1585-1652 or 3)Arabella Stuart Lady (1575-1615)Griffin Markham Sir (1564?-1644?)Patrick Ruthven Lord (1534?-1652)James I King of England (1566-1625)John Maxwell Maxwell Baron (1586?-1612)John Ruthven Gowrie Earl of (1578?-1600)Hugh O'Neill Tyrone Earl of (1540?-1616)Ludovic Stuart Richmond Duke of (1574-1624)William Seymour Somerset Duke of (1588-1660)John Harington Harington of Exton Baron (d. 1613)
Series Statement
- Early English books, 1475-1640 -- 1875:6.
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