 Sir Dudley Digges's "The Defence of Trade" (1615), printed for John Barnes, and William Slater's "Palae-Albion" (1621), printed for Richard Meighen, are two of many examples.Also for Meighen, Stansby printed the first edition of John Clavell's "A Recantation of an Ill Led Life" (1628).In some cases, printers are identified on title pages only by initials; yet bibliographers can employ title-page colophons and other clues to make identifications.