Domine saluum fac regem. UNWIN BROTHERS, THE GRESHAM PRESS, CHILWORTH AND LONDON. _The OLD SERIES_ Will represent the following classes of books:-- a Early printed translations from the Classics, as those by J. HEYWOOD, T. PHAER, R. STANYHURST, A. GOLDING, T. MAY, and others: or from the Continental literatures of their times. b Romances, "histories," satires, epigrams, "love pamphlets," poems, and other pieces by R. BRAITHWAITE; N. BRETON; T. CAMPION, M.D.; H. CHETTLE; T. CHURCHYARD; S. DANIEL; F. DAVISON; M. DRAYTON; T. DECKER; G. GASCOIGNE; S. HAWES; T. LODGE, M.D.; A. MUNDAY; W. PAINTER; G. PETTIE; B. RICH; S. ROWLANDS; J. TAYLOR, the "Water Poet;" W. WARNER; and others. Some of these productions are the ground works of SHAKESPEARE's plays. c Some quaint sermons or other characteristic books by Puritans: together with some 20 or 25 tracts of the _Martin Marprelate Controversy_: 1588-1590 A.D. A complete set of the original editions of these "laughing libels" now about to be reproduced would fetch from £200 to £250; as many of them were secretly printed at JOHN PENRY's wandering press, and are now of extraordinary scarcity. d A brief Selection from the earlier and later Drama down to the time of DRYDEN: not forgetting the annual pageants of the Lord Mayor on the 29th of October, the Court Revels, and the Masks at the Inns of Court. Also some books attacking or defending the Stage. e Remarkable books like Sir T. ELYOT's _Governor_; Sir T. WILSON's _Rhetoric and Logic: The Mirror for Magistrates_; J. HOWELL's _Epistolæ Ho ELIANÆ_; Colonel S. ALLEN's _Killing no Murder_; W. BRADFORD's _Of New Plimouth_; W. THOMAS' _Historie of Italie_; J. LAMBARD's _Perambulation of Kent_; Bp. J. JEWELL's _Apologie_; Sir T. SMITH's _Commonwealth of England_; and also books remarkable as being the first produced in any country. f The Controversy with Rome in the first phase of the English Reformation; as represented by the works of W. TYNDALE; Sir T. MORE; C. SAINT GERMAN; R. BARNES; J. RASTELL; G. JOYE; and others. To be printed from the _contemporary_ editions. g "Characters," "Essays," and other pieces photographing the "humours" of their time. h The Quarrels of Authors; and notably that between Dr. GABRIEL HARVEY and TOM NASH. i Strange travels; like LITHGOW's _Peregrination_ and CORYAT's _Crudities_. j A few philosophical books: like Sir J. ELIOT's _Monarchie of Man_; J. HALE's _Golden Remains_; T. HOBBE's _Leviathan_; and Bishop J. WILKIN's _Real Character_. k Some "Emblem" books; if their text and illustrations can by _photogravure_ or any like process be reproduced with a satisfactory definition and clearness.