Jane Cheyne and Elizabeth Egerton

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A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

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A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

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With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, here beginning Thy Fareing showed thy selfe to bee.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy, untitled.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy, subscribed Jane Cauendysshe.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, subscribed Your Lo^pps: most affectionate, and obedient Daughter Jane Cauendyshe.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, subscribed Elizabeth Brackley.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, subscribed Your Lo^pps: most affectionate & obliged Daughter Elizabeth Brackley.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, here beginning The louely Bess that art soe plumpe and young.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, here beginning Thou lookes sweet boy, as if thou wouldest bee.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Facsimile of p. 11 in Lynn Hulse, The King's Entertainment by the Duke of Newcastle, Viator, 26 (1995), 355-405 (p. 367).

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Facsimile of p. 11 in Lynn Hulse, The King's Entertainment by the Duke of Newcastle, Viator, 26 (1995), 355-405 (p. 367).

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, here beginning On thy litle Finger looke.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, here beginning This day I will my thankes sure now declare.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Facsimile of p. 11 in Lynn Hulse, The King's Entertainment by the Duke of Newcastle, Viator, 26 (1995), 355-405 (p. 367).

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy, here beginning Thou happy Tuesday since that now I see.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Item 46 in the Bridgewater sale (March 1951).

With a general title-page in the hand of her husband John Egerton (1623-86), second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, Meditations on the Seuerall Chapters of the Holy Bible, by the Right Hon^ble: Elizabeth Countess of Bridgewater, who died the 14^th: of June, in y^e Yeare of Our Lord, 1663; with separate title-pages in the same hand at intervals and with the Earl's copious autograph textual emendations throughout.

A complete facsimile of this MS is in the Huntington, EL 8374. Facsimile examples of three pages in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 141, 143 and 145.

Entitled True Coppies of certaine Loose Papers left by y^e Right ho^ble Elizabeth Countesse of Bridgewater Collected and Transcribed together here since Her Death Anno Dni 1663, and inscribed by her husband John Egerton (1623-86), second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, Examined by J. Bridgewater.

Inscribed (on an affixed slip inside the front cover) Sam. Egerton Brydges The Gift of his mother; (f. 2r) Samuel Egerton Brydges Feb. 12: 1795; (f. 4r) C. Hammond and Jemima Bridges.

This MS discussed by Betty S. Travitsky in His wife's prayers and meditations MS Egerton 607, in The Renaissance Englishwoman in Print: Counterbalancing the Canon, ed. Anne M. Haselkorn and Betty S. Travitsky (Amherst, Mass., 1990), pp. 241-60; and in Reconstructing the Still Small Voice: The Occasional Journal of Elizabeth Egerton, in Women's Studies, 19 (1991), 193-200. Collated in Travitsky, Subordination, with a facsimile of the title-page on p. 4.

With a title-page, True Coppies of certaine loose Papers left by y^e Right Hon^ble: Elizabeth Countesse of Bridgewater Collected and Transcribed togeather here since her death, Anno Dnj. 1663., signed by the second Earl of Bridgewater, and with a five-page table of contents.

A complete facsimile of this MS is in the Huntington, EL 8376. Collated in Travitsky, Subordination.

With a title-page, True Coppies of certaine Loose Papers left by y^e Right ho^ble: Elizabeth Countesse Of Bridgewater Collected and Transcribed together here since Her Death, Anno Dni. 1663, and a five-page table of contents.

A complete facsimile of this MS is in the Huntington, EL 8377. Edited from this MS in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 172-207, with facsimile examples on pp. 160, 167, and 172.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Facsimile and transcription of p. 91 in Reading Early Modern Women, ed. Helen Ostovich and Elizabeth Sauer (New York & London, 2004), pp. 430-1.

Copy.

A list of contents on pp. iii-iv in the hand of Elizabeth Cavendish's husband John Egerton (1623-86), Viscount Brackley and second Earl of Bridgewater, Privy Councillor, with (p. v) a formal title-page probably also in his hand, Poems Songs a Pastorall and a Play by the R^t Hon^ble the Lady Iane Cavendish and Lady Elizabeth Brackley, a list of contents on pp. 159-62 in another hand.

Facsimile of the title-page in Travitsky, Subordination, p. 55.

Copy.

With a dedication to her father, Sir William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle, subscribed Your Lo^pps most obliged obedient Daughter Jane Cauendysshe and (p. 77) an anonymous ten-line commendatory poem, headed Vpon the right honourable the Lady Jane Cauendish her booke of uerses (beginning Madame at first I scarsely could beleiue) added later.

Inscribed (p. 1) Tho Hogg. Emily Driscoll, sale catalogue No. 13 (1951).

Facsimile of p. 1 (Jane Cavendish's epistle to her father) and of p. 77 (the commendatory poem to Jane Cavendish) in Travitsky, Subordination, pp. 57 and 59.

Inscribed on a paste-down Jane Cauendysshe / Michelmass 1635 / My Personall Esteat, in this Booke, and containing detailed and occasionally dated entries over a long period including inventories and accounts of receipts and expenditure for clothing, linen, plate, jewellery, and other personal and household goods.