Ceremonial of accession & coronation, James II & Mary : manuscript, 1685.

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Ceremonial of accession & coronation, James II & Mary : manuscript, 1685.

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Detailed account of the events surrounding the death and funeral of Charles II and the coronation of James II. Included are: texts of proclamations, prayers, names of participants, descriptions of the clothes and jewels.

1 v. ; 32 x 21 cm.

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