THE COLLECTION OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND (THE FOURTH EDITION, REVISED, AND BY HIS LAST CORRECTED COPPY PRINTED). WHEREUNTO IS ANNEXED A CONTINUATION OF THE HISTORY UNTO THE RAIGNE OF HENRY THE SEVENTH Bound With (Trussel's) A CONTINUATION OF THE COLLECTION OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND BEGINNING WHERE SAMUEL DANIEL ESQUIRE ENDED WITH THE REIGNE OF EDWARD THE THIRD: AND ENDING WHERE THE HONOURABLE VICOUNT SAINT ALBANES BEGAN WITH THE LIFE OF HENRY THE SEVENTH. BEING A COMPLEAT HISTORY OF THE BEGINING AND END OF THE DISSENTION BETWIXT THE TWO HOUSES OF YORK AND LANCASTER. WITH THE MARCHES AND ISSUE OF ALL THE KINGS, PRINCES, DUKES, MARQUESSES, EARLES, AND VICOUNTS OF THIS NATION DECEASED, DURING THOSE TIMES de Daniel, Samuel ; (J.T.) John Trussell - 1650

London: Printed by E.G. for John Williams at the Signe of the Crowne in Pauls Church-yard, 1650. Fourth Edition. Leather-bound. Very Good. Folio.Full leather. 30 cm. 4th edition. revised., and by his last corrected copy printed. Wing, D207 Clean, paper. [8], 262, [2],, [8], 263, [1] pages. 2 volumes in 1. Extremities recently refurbished (corners and edges). Rebacked with original spine laid down and new, gilt upon black leather spine label affixed. A second volume with separate title page. and separate pagination ([8], 263 p.), entitled: A CONTINUATION OF THE COLLECTION OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND BEGINNING WHERE SAMUEL DANIEL ESQUIRE ENDED WITH THE REIGNE OF EDWARD THE THIRD: AND ENDING WHERE THE HONOURABLE VICOUNT SAINT ALBANES BEGAN WITH THE LIFE OF HENRY THE SEVENTH. BEING A COMPLEAT HISTORY OF THE BEGINING AND END OF THE DISSENTION BETWIXT THE TWO HOUSES OF YORK AND LANCASTER. WITH THE MARCHES AND ISSUE OF ALL THE KINGS, PRINCES, DUKES, MARQUESSES, EARLES, AND VICOUNTS OF THIS NATION DECEASED, DURING THOSE TIMES. A continuation of the collection of the history of England beginning where Samuel Daniel Esquire ended with the reigne of Edward the Third, and ending where the Honourable Vicount Saint Albanes began with the life of Henry the Seventh by J.T (John Trussell). London : Printed by Richard Bishop for Daniel Pakeman 1641. This is a reissue of the 1641 ed. (Wing T3145) with the old title page still bearing the imprint Printed by Richard Bishop for Daniel Pakeman 1641.The E.G in the imprint is probably Edward Griffin II. Wing T3145. A popular work. Daniel is also known as a poet and playwright, and as master of the queen's revels. This work was printed at the Queen's expense for 10 years. After some years as a popular poet and playwright of note ("Spencer...described him as surpassing everyone in sight, and Shakespeare had begun to borrow from him freely, especially for his narrative poems and sonnets". Daniel moved on to a long poem called "Civil Wars", concerning the medieval conflct which raged between the houses of Lancaster and York. He also became rather a darling favorite of the court and spent some years under royal patronage; these, too often marked by controversy and even scandal. After periods of considerable financial struggle, he moved from London to the country, smoothing over those difficulties, and morphing into those pursuits which would carry him through to his end of days - a writing of a history of England. (H. A. Sellers, 'A bibliography of the works of Samuel Daniel, 1585-1623') and the ODNB).