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1774000235London: London: Printed and sold by Mary Hinde at No 2 in George-Yard Lombard-Street 1774. 3rd Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Octavo; vi242 pp. Recently rebound in blue boards with paper label to spine contemporary inscription to front blank unobtrusive occasional paper browning otherwise a clean copy of this early account of the life and work of the eminent missionary Quaker John Richardson. <br /><br /> London: Printed and sold by Mary Hinde, at No 2, in George-Yard, Lombard-Street hardcover
1783009380Philadelphia: John Crukshank. 236pp. Brown leather very worn but holding together. Title page and pages 1-2 missing. pages 67-68 missing the margins having been cut away. Publishers catalogue present at back of text. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall . Poor. Leather Bound. 1783. John Crukshank hardcover
177484360London: Mary Hinde. Cover poor internally good. Front cover almost detached leather over boards badly darkened and peeling off edge-worn boards. Owner names meeting library bookplate binding tight pages lightly yellowed corners bumped good. . Fair. Full Leather. 3rd Edition. 1774. Mary Hinde hardcover
1774059522London: Mary Hinde. Gold bordered edge worn scuffed leather covers corners bumped leather darkened over spine and lightly on covers. Spine has five raised bands and red spine label with darkened gold lettering almost invisible old sticker. Hinge cracking ex-library missing front free endpaper pages browned and foxed light pencil marks in a handful of margins good. Title continued - "Giving a Relation of Many of His Trials and Exercises in his Youth and his Services in the Work of the Ministry in England Ireland America &c." . Good-. Full Leather. 3rd. 1774. Mary Hinde hardcover
177424471London : Mary Hinde 1774 . Third Edition . VG . 8VO . John Richardson was a Quaker minister and traveller important to the early history of Quakerism in the United States. Bound in full leather raised bands on spine six compartments. Leather very worn and scuffed but solid. Missing FFEP otherwise contents in very good condition. Mary Hinde hardcover
1783097QPrinted and Sold by Joseph Crukshank in Market-Street between Second and Third-Streets. Philadelphia: MDCCLXXXIII 1783. 1783 pp. vi 236. Loss of text on K1. Some copies have a leaf of bookseller's ad at end. 8vo. 21 cm. Worn and damped. Essentially disbound. Early manuscript ownerships. Richardson was an early Quaker minister. He made tours of England and later leaving his two surviving children with foster parents he set out for America as an evangelist. Arriving in Maryland in 1701 after a 16-week crossing. He spent more than two years there ceaselessly touring and disputing with Quakers and non-Quakers on one occasion accompanying William Penn to treat with some American Indians who made a favourable impression on him. He also visited Bermuda and Barbados. Evans 18158. PRICE JUST REDUCED! PA 60 Mid Stk Language: eng. Soft cover. Good. Printed and Sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Market-Street, between Second and Third-Streets., Philadelphia: MDCCLXXXIII (1783). paperback
180041860Boston 1800. 19 1 blank pp. Stitched. With the half title in elegant typescript. Bound in contemporary pale blue wrappers heavy ink writing has caused some wrapper tears no printed text affected. Mild foxing. Upper margins trimmed closely removing page numbers but not affecting the text of the Oration. Good.<br /> <br /> "'Boston' in the imprint is a logogram" ESTC.<br /> Unlike most countries we assemble "not to pay the servile homage of adulation for the birth of kings and despots." Our revolution was not the "demon of anarchy"-- as in France-- and there are "no provinces defolated to mark the flaming path of Equality." <br /> Evans 38402. ESTC W28799. unknown
180028346Boston: Printed by John Russell 1800. First edition. Self wrappers. Stitching absent else a very good copy with scattered foxing. 19 1 pp. Sm. 8vo. Engraved title-vignette and tail piece. Half-title is: Luther Richardson's oration. Evans 328402. ESTCW28799. Sabin 71074. Printed by John Russell unknown
1784D9LCK6ZOP9W8Amsterdam: J. Yntema 1784. Contemporary blind-stamped vellum. 8vo. 2 parts in 1 volume. Amusing work in Dutch on the Russian Empire in the form of a series of 49 letters written by William Richardson 1743-1814 Scottish classicist and literary scholar. Richardson discusses a wide array of subjects: the politics the character of Empress Catherine the Great climate religion customs law the progress of the first Russo-Turkish War the library of the Academy of Peter the Great and other events and ceremonies during the years 1769-1772. Hinges loosening. Good copy of a lively work on the daily life in Russia in the last quarter of the 18th-century.l Cat. Russica R1126; V. Gestel - Van het Schip Maps in books of Russia and Poland 224; Poggendorff II 576; not in Muller Bibl. Neerlando-Russe; Tiele Bibl. J. Yntema, hardcover
1792240340London: B. Law and Son T. Cadell and more 1792. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in near contemporary full tree calf with gilt-blocked leather lable to the spine. Some wear to the spine and panel edges as with age. Remains well-preserved overall; bright clean and sharp-cornered. Physical description; 8 volumes. Summary; Pressured by her unscrupulous family to marry a wealthy man she detests the young Clarissa Harlowe is tricked into fleeing with the witty and debonair Robert Lovelace. He however proves himself to be an untrustworthy rake whose vague promises of marriage are accompanied by unwelcome advances. Pressured by her unscrupulous family to marry a wealthy man she detests the young Clarissa Harlowe is tricked into fleeing with the witty and debonair Robert Lovelace and places herself under his protection. Lovelace however proves himself to be an untrustworthy rake whose vague promises of marriage are accompanied by unwelcome and increasingly brutal sexual advances. And yet Clarissa finds his charm alluring her scrupulous sense of virtue tinged with unconfessed desire. Told through a complex series of interweaving letters ""Clarissa"" is a richly ambiguous study of a fatally attracted couple and a work of astonishing power and immediacy. A huge success when it first appeared in 1747 and translated into French and German it remains one of the greatest of all European novels. Subjects; England — Social life and customs — Fiction. General & literary fiction ; Novels other prose & writers ; Literary studies: 16th to 18th centuries. Fiction / Classics. England - Fiction. Kidnapping - Fiction. Young women - Crimes against - Fiction. Genres; Bibliography. Epistolary fiction. Novel. London: B. Law and Son, T. Cadell, and more hardcover
179211296<p>B. Law and Son T. Cadell G. G. and J. Robinson R. Baldwin J. Johnson . London. 1792. EIGHT VOLUMES. Complete. 8vo. 7 x 4.4 inches. Engraved frontis in each volume the one in volume 2 being supplied in facsimile the others all original. Folding engraved music plate in Volume 2. Neat previous owner name to the top of the blank front free endpapers and a couple of volumes with a previous owners page number notes alongside them otherwise a lovely bright fresh and clean set throughout. Bound without the half titles in contemporary full tree calf bindings. Spines decorated and ruled in gilt. Red and green labels double ruled and lettered in gilt. Spines rubbed and chipped to extremities. Several hinges rubbed or cracked but all still holding firm. Aside from the one facsimile frontis plate this is a better set than usually found internally in worn but still atractive early leather bindings.</p> B. Law and Son, T. Cadell, G. G. and J. Robinson, R. Baldwin, J. Johnson .......... London. 1792 hardcover
176561565Altenburg Richter 1765. 8vo. In contemporary full calf with five raised bands and gilt lettering to spine. All edges coloured in red. Light wear to extremities boards with a few scratches. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Internally nice and clean. 8 248 186 6 pp. <br/><br/><em>Abridged German translation of Richardson's The Paths of Virtue Pamela and Clarissa Harlowe. </em> hardcover
17517061C1751. Bände 1-3 von insgesamt 6 Bänden. Dresden. Walther. 1751 ca. 16 x 102 cm. III 544 S.; 510 S.; 440 S. Mit mehreren Stichen. Französische Sprache. Papp-Einbände der Zeit mit montierten Rückentiteln Bände 2 und 3 und bräunlich marmorierten Deckeln. Einband von Band 1 mit Schadstellen am Rücken Bindung etwas gelockert. Einbände von Band 2 und 3 mit Abrieb an hinteren Buchdeckeln insbesondere bei Band 3. Innen sind die drei Bände gut erhalten vereinzelt stockfleckig. Insgesamt noch guter Zustand für ein so altes Werk. Band 1-3 der insgesamt 6 Bände erschienen 1751-1752 im Verlag von George Conrad Walther in Dresden. Richardsons Roman wird literaturgeschichtlich als englische Prosa der Empfindsamkeit eingeordnet. Die Dresdner Ausgabe ist in französischer Sprache erschienen. Vom Englischen ins Französische übersetzt wurde sie von Antoine-François Prévost dem später durch sein Werk "Manon Lescaut" berühmt gewordenen französischen Schriftsteller. Angesichts nur kleiner Auflage für gehobene Kreise 270 Jahren seit Erscheinen und den Zerstörungen im 2. Weltkrieg heute sehr seltene Ausgabe von denen hier die ersten 3 Bände von 6 vorliegen. unknown
176613080Paris: Chez Les Libraires Associes. Good. 1766. Hardcover. Tomes Neuvieme & Dixieme 2 volumes in one . Nouvelle edition. Full leather spine with five raised bands spine label and gilt decorations. Marbled endpapers. Spine ends chipped. French Text. France ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 443 pages . Chez Les Libraires Associes hardcover
1784R300123916A Londres. 1784. In-24. Relié cuir dos-coins. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Coiffe en tête abîmée, Intérieur frais. 347 + 348 pages - une gravure en noir et blanc hors texte dans chaque tome. Contreplats jaspés. Tranches dorées. Signets conservés. Plats et coins légèrement frottés. 2e plat du tome 9 légèrement troué. Titre, tomaison et motifs dorés. Coiffes frottées.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.05-XVIII ème siècle
1786GIT00ee3A Rouen chez Jean Racine 1786. 8 tomes en 4vol in-12 XVI 196 238 224 204 224 264 236 295pp. Demi cuir de Russie vert lierre, dos lisse et plat orné en place des nerfs de filets dorés, tranches mouchetées, relié début XIXe siècle. Bel exemplaire, bien relié.
1786124xHarrison 1786. Hardcover. Poor. The original boards are worn and marked - the front board is loose. Two ownership plates. Age-related foxing and marking. Two inscriptions. The rear hinge is fragile. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Harrison hardcover
179957341Madfrid: la Imprenta Real por D. Pedro Pereyra impressor de Camara de S.M. 1799. Tomo I-8 in four volumes 16mo full contemporary calf leather labels on spines; some worming in spines of all four volumes with some loss to the calf; and with small loss of text in the last 8 leaves of volume II the first 5 leaves of volume III and the first 14 leaves of volume 5; the last volume not uniform and with very light worming. The first modern novel published in London in 1740 and 1741. First published in Spain in 1794-95. la Imprenta Real por D. Pedro Pereyra, impressor de Camara de S.M. unknown
177197828452251431771, Aux dépens de la Compagnie, in-12 plein veau marbré, dos à 5 nerfs avec titrage et tomaison doré, tranches marbrées, traduit de l'anglois de Richardson par M. L'Abbé Prévost | Etat : état correct, coins et coiffes abîmés, dos usés (Ref.: ref96855)
17742020721London & Edinburgh: J. Murray / J. Creech 1774. First London Edition & Second Edition Corrected. Hardcover. Good. 16mo 224 pages full contemporary calf recently rebacked in plain leather <br/><br/>This work has been called one of the founding works of psychological criticism. "Shakespeare inventing the characters of Hamlet Macbeth or Othello actually felt the passions and contending emotions ascribed to them." - Introduction. This edition was preceded by the 1774 edition at Glasgow where Richardson was a professor. Jaggard p.262 / J. Murray / J. Creech hardcover
179015580London: Thomas Richardson & Sons 1790. 585 by 326mm. 23 by 12.75 inches. Manuscript plan ink with wash colour manuscript inscription to verso minor dust soiling to corners tear to upper portion of map skilfully repaired. This elusive plan of Queens Leaze in Berkshire is an example of one of the many surveys conducted in the eighteenth century in order to record the extent and use of crown lands. King George III had a passion for geography amassing a personal collection of over 50000 maps which are now in the keeping of the British Library. Under his reign the mapping industry saw great progression in the instruments and principles used by cartographers giving rise to more accurate geographical representations as expertly exhibited by the Ordnance Survey which began the year after this plan was produced. There is evidence that the surveyor of Queens Leaze Thomas Richardson had previously worked on the king's cartographical projects with his plan of Richmond completed "under the direction of Peter Burrell Esq. His Majesty's Surveyor General". The Manor of Bray identified as the land to the right of this plan was one of the original hundreds of Berkshire recorded in the Domesday book where the land is said to have been worth 18 hides. It remained property of the crown until 1821 when it was sold at auction for £6800 and divided into 16 smaller plots. On the left side of the plan the estate of the wonderfully-named Peniston Portlock Powney MP is shown. The Powney family owned Ives Place here the "Manor of Ives" during the eighteenth century but it had previously passed through many hands and played host to a variety of residents including Anne of Cleaves. Separating the Manor of Bray and the Manor of Ives is Queens Leaze a long and narrow tract of ground surrounded by a broad deep ditch although neither this plan nor any written record suggests how the land was used. Kerry does note that the fees levied on the local parishoners contributed towards the maintenance of the Church in Bray but there is no evidence of either church or parishoners on the plan. These simple surveys were used to keep track of the crown lands and the manuscript title to the verso suggests that at some point it may have been compiled into a collection along with other such plans. Kerry 'The History and Antiquities of the Hundred of Bray in the County of Berks' 1861; Thorne 'POWNEY Peniston Portlock' The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1790-1820 1986. Th[omas] Richardson & Sons, unknown
17921365476Dublin: James Moore 1792. Hardcover. Octavo iv 4 347 pages 55 18; G; Fully bound in sheep with red label and gilt lettering to ruled spine; Boards have light shelfwear overall rubbing along hinges moderate toning to back corner upper a few light scrapes to back board and light rubbing/cracking to spine; Textblock shows light age toning to edges light interiorly occasional very light to light foxing initials penned to top edges light damp-staining to bottom edges. RWO. 1365476. Special Collections. James Moore hardcover
170115474<p>London: Printed for Richard Sare 1701 Second edition with added material. Contemporary dark brown paneled morocco. Gilt spine with raised bands all edges gilt. . Octavo. Joints rubbed light wear at spine extremities. Marbled endpapers contemporary armorial bookplate. A very good copy. John Richardson 1647-c1725 was a fellow of Emmanuel College Cambridge and rector of the college though he was ejecgted as a nonjuror. The present work first published in 1700 was a refutation of John Toland's Amyntor or a Defense of Milton's Life 1699.</p> Printed for Richard Sare, hardcover
1790ABE-17460245941291790. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Designed chiefly for the Use of Manufacturers. The Chemical Principles of the Metallic Arts; With an Account of the Principal Diseases Incident to the Different Artificiers; The Means of Prevention and Cure; and a Concise Introduction to the Study of Chemistry Birmingham: Printed by Thomas Pearson; and sold by R. Baldwin Pater-Noster Row London 1790 First Edition first issue 8vo: Endpapers 47 leaves mispaginated as clii 1 leaf 201 1 pp 2 leaves index 1 blank 3 folding tables first two following p xxxii; third following p 186. Modern ¼ calf over cont. marbled boards. Maroon morocco label and gilt decorations on smooth spine. Light library stamps of Birmingham General Hospital Library. Overall VG. Neville II p 376: An important and certainly one of the earliest English books on diseases resulting from working in the mining and extractive metallurgy industries. The sheets of this 1790 book were reissued in 1806 with a new title page. See Neville for very brief biogtaphical details of this surgeon. hardcover
1781blb06167London: W. Strahan; J. Rivington & Sons; T. Caslon etc. etc. 1781. 7th. Hardcover. Good. Three Volumes of the 7 Volume Set - conditions approximately the same for all unless noted: Full brown marbled calf leather with elaborately decorated panels in red black and gilt to spine. Small books are tight square and free of major flaws and markings but are worn particuarly the leather to edges and corners. Minor foxing to all three and name of prior owner on the FFEP of all three. Titling and gilt in good condition to spine and interiors good. Volumes IV V & VII stated as the Seventh Edition on the copyright page. W. Strahan; J. Rivington & Sons; T. Caslon, etc. etc. hardcover
