The Memoirs of Sir James Melville of Halhill- 1969
The Memoirs of Sir James Melville of Halhill
Containing an impartial Account of the most
remarkable Affairs of State during the Sixteenth
Century, not mentioned by other Historians: more
particularly relating to the Kingdoms of England
and Scotland, under the Reigns of Queen
Elizabeth, Mary, Queen of Scots, and King
James. In most of which Transactions the
Author was Personally and Publicly concerned.
Edited and with an introduction by Gordon Donaldson
The Folio Society
London, 1969
Another book beautifully protected by its slip case. Teal/Green tone covers with some fading, and bright gold tooling on the front cover and spine. Title on spine in gold. Inner cover end-sheet has a partial stamp from the Phillips Memorial Library as well as pencil writings. On the copyright page is a stamp from Providence College Library. Pages throughout the book are bright and clean. Binding tight.
