A True Copy Of The Journal Of The High Court of Justice, For The Tryal of K. Charles I. As it was Read in the House of Commons, And Attested under the hand of Phelps, Clerk to that Infamous Court.

Collation: A4, B-T2, B-2M2. Pagination: [12], LXX, [2], 128, [8]p. [Lacks portrait, not uncommon]. Contemporary calf, some rubbing and edge wear, rebacked, title on label of spine. Page 110 in red print. Small hole to outer margin first leaf, explanation of frontis, no affect. Old repairs to verso of frontis plate and court plate, as well as a few other leaves, with no affect, few tiny worm holes to lower and upper margins, of a few leaves, no affect. Lacks portrait, not uncommon. With rare Members list and bookseller list at end. Overall, a decent copy of a scarce book, at an affordable price. Illustrations: Two full-page plates, lacks portrait, not uncommon. The ?Large Introduction? attacks the high court, who committed ?the blackest and basest of all crimes? in their conviction and execution of King Charles I. A most interesting transcript of the proceedings of the trial, with speeches by the King before his death and others of interest. Citations: Wing T2645. ESTC: R5636.