Scarisbrike, Edward. The life of the Lady VVarner. : Of Parham in Suffolk. In religion call'd Sister Clare of Jesus. The second edition, to which is added an abridgment of the life of her sister-in-law Mrs. Elizabeth Warner, in religion Sister Mary Clare. Written by a Catholic Gentleman

Folger bibliographic ID: 143567
ESTC number: R21474
Wing number: C575
Folger call number: 136- 539q
Folger holdings ID: 131522

Bibliographic format

octavo

General notes

A Catholic gentleman = Edward Scarisbrike The portrait is signed: N. de Larguillierre pinxit. P. Van Schuppen fe. 1690 Dedication signed: N.N., i.e. Ned Neville, a pseudonym for Edward Scarisbrike Title page is an added leaf to existing 8-leaf quire a, the first leaf of which is signed a2 With eight final contents leaves Leaves T4,5 are cancels A reissue of Wing C574 with title page reset and with the addition of "The author's preface to the courteous reader" (b⁸-c²), "The fifth book. An abridgment of the pious life and happy death of Mrs. Elizabeth Warner" (T-Z⁸ 2A⁴), and two additional leaves of contents to cover the fifth book (**7-8)

Item information about Folger 136- 539q

Lacks frontispiece. Manuscript notes on upper paste-down and fly-leaf. Leaves T5 and 6 torn at lower corner, affecting 9 lines of text. Provenance: William Andrews Clark Library duplicate copy

Extended title: The life of the Lady VVarner. : Of Parham in Suffolk. In religion call'd Sister Clare of Jesus. The second edition, to which is added an abridgment of the life of her sister-in-law Mrs. Elizabeth Warner, in religion Sister Mary Clare. Written by a Catholic Gentleman
Alternate titles: Life of the Lady Warner

Warner, Trevor Hanmer, Lady, 1636-1670 Warner, Elizabeth, 1641- Poor Clares Monasticism and religious orders for women Catholics

author: Scarisbrike, Edward, 1639-1709
subject: Warner, Trevor Hanmer, Lady, 1636-1670
subject: Warner, Elizabeth, 1641-
subject: Poor Clares
artist: Largillierre, Nicolas de, 1656-1746
printmaker: Schuppen, Pieter Louis van, 1627-1702
former owner: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library