The appearance of the ghost of Kinge Edward the Second, Kinge of England, [ca. 1625].Hubert, Francis, Sir, d. 1629engManuscript on paper, in a single secretary hand, of the 1628 version of the poem "The deplorable life and death of Edward the Second" (Hubert denounced this edition and published his authorized fuller text in 1629), incomplete at end, lacking last 4 stanzasIn English.Preceded by 10 pages of varying sized paper bound in, containing numerous later poems in a different hand, including "To the ingenious Mr. John Moor, Author of the Celebrated Worm Powder" by Alexander Pope.Lute tablature bound in at end (f. 81-89). Consists of secular tunes (arrangements of popular tunes or dances) including "Lustie Soldier," "Sallingers Rounde,"and "The Merry Gypsie" (f. 81,82 and 89); two Masks, one titled, "Mr. Goodwill his Maske" for St. John's College Oxford (f. 87v and 88v); and standard hymn tunes, including a number of Psalms and The Lord's Prayer (f. 84v and 85r).Armorial bookplate of Alfred Baron de Braye.