Carter, Matt.
HONOR REDIVIVUS: Or, the analysis of honor and armory; reprinted with many useful and necessary additions; and supply'd with the names and titles of honour of the present nobility of England, the bishops, baronets, Members of Parliament, &c.
printed for Hen. Herringman at the sign of the Blew Anchor in the lower walk of the New Exchange,, 1673. 3rd Edition, Adorned with several Sculptures. [4], 351, [1] p., Armorial frontis. (creased), additional engraved title page, 41 textual woodcuts, 9 plates. 2 leaves with textual annotations, Signature M3 lacking across head, some browning and occasional spotting, old calf, some loss to corners, joints cracked, early reback with original spine laid down, gilt lettered label to spine chipped with loss.
¶ ESTC R1468 ‘An expanded version of the 1655 edition. With an additional title page, engraved, signed R. Gaywood fecit; the plate is an altered version of the one first used in Wing C658. Includes index.’ Third and best edition revised after the Authors death by an unknown friend. Matthew Carter (fl. 1648–1650), royalist army officer. A prominent citizen of Kent, a loyalist he was apppointed quarter-master general of all the Royalist forces at the time of the 1648 uprising in that county which was crushed by Fairfax at Maidstone. Carter moved to Essex and was present at the siege of Colchester beimng imprisoned after Fairfax forced the town to capitulate. It was during this time Carter write the above work which first appeared in 1655 and went into two editions after the Restoration.
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Keywords: HISTORY; HERALDRY