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Honors true arbor; or, The princely nobilitie of the Hovvards Wherein, the true source and originall of their mightie name, with all their seuerall alliances, with the high and potent families of diuers countries since the first man that was knowne, in England- [sic] by the name of Hovvard is described. Together with a compendious discription of all such noble persons of this princely name of Howard as haue flourisht since. What queenes, princes and princesses, dukes, and dutchesses, marquesses and marchionesses, earles and countesses, viscounts and viscountesses, barons and baronesses, lords and ladies, knights of the royall orders of the Garter and Saint Michaell, of the noble Order of the Bath, and other knights baneret and baronet haue beene deriued from the Howards? What high titles, dignities, and seuerall preferments haue beene conferd vpon them in 500. yeares? ... to this present yeare 1625. and first of King Charles magnificent raigne. Collected and written by Abraham De Ville Adrecie, alias Darcie ...
Darcie, Abraham, fl. 1625. EEBO British Library records - unstructured. [14], 16 p. London: Printed by Augustine Mathewes, 1625.
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