A faire quarrell : with new additions of M. Chaughs and Trimtrams roaring and the bands song : as it was acted before the King by the Prince His Highnesse Seruants
A faire quarrell is a 1622 play by Thomas Middleton and William Rowley, printed in London by Augustine Matthewes for the bookseller Thomas Dewe and sold from his shop near Fleet Street, with additions as acted before the King by the Prince's servants. The picture is a large decorative woodcut initial T, its letter filled with interlaced foliage, scrolls and knotted strapwork, set beside the opening lines of the text in a dense black-letter type.
