Bagshaw, Edward
Two Arguments in Parliament. The First concerning the Cannons, the Second concerning the Premunire upon those Cannons. George Miller, 1641, 8vo, calf-backed marbled boards.
Bagshaw was a Puritan Royalist, who incurred Laud's displeasure for suggesting Parliament could be held without Bishops. He sat in the Long Parliament and joined the King at Oxford, as a result he was later imprisoned by Parliamentary forces. It was during this imprisonment that completed much of his writing.