The Boke of Saint Albans
The Boke of Saint Albans
The Boke of Saint Albans
The Boke of Saint Albans
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TheBoke of Saint AlbansBYDAME JULIANA BERNERSCONTAININGTREATISES ON HAWKING, HUNTING, AND COTE ARMOUR:PRINTED AT SAINT ALBANS BY THE SCHOOLMASTER-PRINTER IN 1486REPRODUCED IN FACSIMILEWith an Introduction byWILLIAM BLADESAUTHOR OF “THE LIFE AND TYPOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM CAXTON”LONDONELLIOT STOCK, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
TheBoke of Saint Albans
BYDAME JULIANA BERNERSCONTAININGTREATISES ON HAWKING, HUNTING, AND COTE ARMOUR:PRINTED AT SAINT ALBANS BY THE SCHOOLMASTER-PRINTER IN 1486REPRODUCED IN FACSIMILEWith an Introduction byWILLIAM BLADESAUTHOR OF “THE LIFE AND TYPOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM CAXTON”LONDONELLIOT STOCK, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
BYDAME JULIANA BERNERSCONTAININGTREATISES ON HAWKING, HUNTING, AND COTE ARMOUR:PRINTED AT SAINT ALBANS BY THE SCHOOLMASTER-PRINTER IN 1486REPRODUCED IN FACSIMILEWith an Introduction byWILLIAM BLADESAUTHOR OF “THE LIFE AND TYPOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM CAXTON”LONDONELLIOT STOCK, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
BY
DAME JULIANA BERNERS
CONTAINING
TREATISES ON HAWKING, HUNTING, AND COTE ARMOUR:
PRINTED AT SAINT ALBANS BY THE SCHOOLMASTER-PRINTER IN 1486
REPRODUCED IN FACSIMILE
With an Introduction by
WILLIAM BLADES
AUTHOR OF “THE LIFE AND TYPOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM CAXTON”
LONDON
ELLIOT STOCK, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
“Manhood I am, therefore I me delyghtTo hunt and hawke, to nourish up and fedeThe greyhounde to the course, the hawke to th’ flight,And to bestryde a good and lusty stede.”FromSir Thomas More’sPoems.
“Manhood I am, therefore I me delyghtTo hunt and hawke, to nourish up and fedeThe greyhounde to the course, the hawke to th’ flight,And to bestryde a good and lusty stede.”FromSir Thomas More’sPoems.
“Manhood I am, therefore I me delyghtTo hunt and hawke, to nourish up and fedeThe greyhounde to the course, the hawke to th’ flight,And to bestryde a good and lusty stede.”FromSir Thomas More’sPoems.
“Manhood I am, therefore I me delyght
To hunt and hawke, to nourish up and fede
The greyhounde to the course, the hawke to th’ flight,
And to bestryde a good and lusty stede.”
FromSir Thomas More’sPoems.
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