T.p. printed in red and black Printed marginalia In 1706 John Hughes collected the materials for the first two volumes; the third volume was written by White Kennett, bishop of Peterborough, by whose name this history is generally known. -- cf. Dic. nat. biog Numerous notes contributed by John Strype V. 1 has been rebound and is missing t.p John Adams Library copy, v. 2, c. 2., t.p. and v. 3, c. 2, p. 280 appears mutilated with black ink John Adams Library copy has bookplate: John Adams Library, in the Custody of the Boston Public Library John Adams' signature on title page, v. 2, c. 2, v. 3, c. 1-2: "John Adams." V. 1. I. The history of Britain to William the Conqueror, by John Milton.--II. From the conquest to the end of King Edward III., by Samuel Daniel.--III. The reigns of King Richard II., King Henry IV., V., and VI., all new writ in Mr. Daniel's method.--IV. The reign of King Edward IV., by John Habington.--V. The lives of King Edward V. and Richard III., by Sir Thomas Moore, translated from the Latin original.--VI. The life of King Richard III., by George Buck.--VII. The life of Henry VII., by Francis, lord Bacon V. 2. I. The history of King Henry VIII., written by Edward, lord Herbert of Cherbury.--II. The life of King Edward VI., by Sir John Hayward.--III. The life of Queen Mary, written in Latin by Francis Godwin, lord bishop of Hereford, newly translated into English by Mr. J[ohn] H[ughes].--IV. The history of Queen Elizabeth, written by William Cambden, newly done into English.--V. The annals of King James I., by the said Mr. Cambden.--VI. The history of King James I., by Arthur Wilson V.3. [By White Kennett] I. The history and life of King Charles I.--II. [The history] of King Charles II.--III. [The history] of King James II.--IV. [The history] of King William and Queen Mary.--V. [The History] of King William III. All new writ by a learned and impartial hand ESTC Also available on microfilm (Vols. 1-2 only) John Adams Library copy transferred from the supervisors of the Temple and School Fund. Quincy, Mass., 1894