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Collection:
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Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection
Collection
Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection
Collection
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Source Creator:
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Cusack, John, 17th cent.
Author
Cusack, John, 17th cent.
Source Creator
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Source Title:
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Ireland’s comfort [manuscript], 1629?
CD_Title
Ireland’s comfort [manuscript], 1629?
Source Title
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Source Created or Published:
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1629?
Imprint
1629?
Source Created or Published
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Physical Description:
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fol. 174v || 175r
Page_Numbers
fol. 174v || 175r
Physical Description
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Source Call Number:
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G.a.10
Call_Number
G.a.10
Source Call Number
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Digital Image File Name:
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62708
ROOTFILE
62708
Digital Image File Name
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Digital Image Type:
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FSL collection
Image_Type
FSL collection
Digital Image Type
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Hamnet Bib ID:
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233136
Bibrecord001
233136
Hamnet Bib ID
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Hamnet Holdings ID:
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288963
Holdings001
288963
Hamnet Holdings ID
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HAMNET CATALOG RECORD:
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Hamnet_Record
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HAMNET CATALOG RECORD
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Creator (Hamnet):
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Cusack, John, 17th cent.
BIB_Creator
Cusack, John, 17th cent.
Creator (Hamnet)
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Title (Hamnet):
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Ireland's comfort [manuscript], 1629?
BIB_Title
Ireland's comfort [manuscript], 1629?
Title (Hamnet)
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Physical Description (Hamnet):
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1 v. : coat of arms.
BIB_PhysicalDescript ion
1 v. : coat of arms.
Physical Description (Hamnet)
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Notes (Hamnet):
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[2], 1-43, 43-45, 47-79, 79, 79-84, 83-159, 158-176 leaves. Pages appear to be consecutive.
BIB_Object_Notes
[2], 1-43, 43-45, 47-79, 79, 79-84, 83-159, 158-176 leaves. Pages appear to be consecutive.
Notes (Hamnet)
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Notes (Hamnet):
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Containing a true and exact discovery of Ireland's colonial government, intended as a kind of supplement to Sir John Davie's A discovery of the state of Ireland, and an enterprise of reformation. The author was a supporter of the royal prerogative and speaks of himself in his dedication to Charles I as the great nephew of Sir Thomas Cusacke, sometime Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and of the injustice he has suffered in trying to recover his (Sir Thomas') inheritance "from her bastard intruders on record by an erroneous judgment of the Exchequer; and of his father's goods and chattels by his chancery suit of seven years from the heir and executrix of their wicked embezzler ... to the value of £4000" (leaf 6). Cusack refers to his imprisonment of almost 12 years under a false judgment of Woodstreet Compter London at the suit of this intruder and the instigation of Coke, then Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench (leaf 7). He mentions his presentation to the king at the last session of Parliament of his book entitled "The kingdoms cry" composed against Coke "for his conviction of high treason in 6 several points of his said discourse against Your Majesty's immediate act of royal prerogative" hoping that it might be by his Majesty's direction published even though it was not as complete a work as he intended to make it (leaf 9).
BIB_Object_Notes
Containing a true and exact discovery of Ireland's colonial government, intended as a kind of supplement to Sir John Davie's A discovery of the state of Ireland, and an enterprise of reformation. The author was a supporter of the royal prerogative and speaks of himself in his dedication to Charles I as the great nephew of Sir Thomas Cusacke, sometime Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and of the injustice he has suffered in trying to recover his (Sir Thomas') inheritance "from her bastard intruders on record by an erroneous judgment of the Exchequer; and of his father's goods and chattels by his chancery suit of seven years from the heir and executrix of their wicked embezzler ... to the value of £4000" (leaf 6). Cusack refers to his imprisonment of almost 12 years under a false judgment of Woodstreet Compter London at the suit of this intruder and the instigation of Coke, then Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench (leaf 7). He mentions his presentation to the king at the last session of Parliament of his book entitled "The kingdoms cry" composed against Coke "for his conviction of high treason in 6 several points of his said discourse against Your Majesty's immediate act of royal prerogative" hoping that it might be by his Majesty's direction published even though it was not as complete a work as he intended to make it (leaf 9).
Notes (Hamnet)
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Notes (Hamnet):
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See State papers Ireland, Eliz.-Geo. III, vol. 243, no. 417 and 424 for petitions of John Cusacke.
BIB_Object_Notes
See State papers Ireland, Eliz.-Geo. III, vol. 243, no. 417 and 424 for petitions of John Cusacke.
Notes (Hamnet)
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Provenance (Hamnet):
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Willes MS, Newbold Comyn, Lemington, Warks.
BIB_Provenance
Willes MS, Newbold Comyn, Lemington, Warks.
Provenance (Hamnet)
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Provenance (Hamnet):
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Formerly Folger MS Add 73.
BIB_Provenance
Formerly Folger MS Add 73.
Provenance (Hamnet)
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Subject (Hamnet):
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Coke, Edward, Sir, 1552-1634 -- Manuscripts.
BIB_Subject
Coke, Edward, Sir, 1552-1634 -- Manuscripts.
Subject (Hamnet)
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Subject (Hamnet):
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Ireland -- History -- 17th century -- Early works to 1800 -- Manuscripts.
BIB_Subject
Ireland -- History -- 17th century -- Early works to 1800 -- Manuscripts.
Subject (Hamnet)
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Subject (Hamnet):
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Coats of arms -- England -- 17th century -- Manuscripts.
BIB_Subject
Coats of arms -- England -- 17th century -- Manuscripts.
Subject (Hamnet)
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Subject (Hamnet):
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Manuscripts -- Ireland -- 17th century.
BIB_Subject
Manuscripts -- Ireland -- 17th century.
Subject (Hamnet)
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Associated Name (Hamnet):
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Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649, dedicatee.
BIB_Associated_Name
Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649, dedicatee.
Associated Name (Hamnet)
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Associated Name (Hamnet):
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Willes library, former owner.
BIB_Associated_Name
Willes library, former owner.
Associated Name (Hamnet)
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Call Number (Hamnet):
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G.a.10
MFHD_Repository_Numb er
G.a.10
Call Number (Hamnet)
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