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(IRELAND, William Henry)Biblio.com

Stultifera Navis; The Modern Ship of Fools

4th Earl of Clarendon (1800 -1870) diplomat and statesman, sometime Viceroy in famine-stricken Ireland:Biblio.com

Clarendon Viceroy Ireland; Irish famine Substantial but Part only of significant Autograph Letter Signed to Lady Sydney Morgan Irish Novelist concerning Irish Bill.

26659Page with place and date missing. See Note below. !847. Substantial part of Letter final three pages bifolium very good condition final page laid in "windowpane". Text: "missing a leaf or a column & 1/2 to The Times 3 or 4 days before the Bill is introduced they wd insert them & the widest effect wd be produced at the right moment - Some previous communication with the Editor will be necessary for if he refuses the name of newspaper not deciphered would be the next best paper & the Daily News next to that but I am clear that a newspaper is the fittest vehicle - I hope for my complete negotiation with Colburn publisher Colburn's United Services Magazine etc. for every body would be the better for their acxquaintance with the O'Briens & the O'Flahertys & still more so with Florence Macarthy tho I am not sure that even you underlined could galvanize the extinct English taste for Irish tales & I must add that Irish Nature in no longer what you with equal truth & force described it - 20 years of agitation & unceasing appeal to the worst passions have produced a melancholy change & melancholy change & the sulky politiical peasant of the present day bears no resemblance to the witty & joyous tho tattered boy of your time - Lady Clarendon begs her kindest regards to you & I am always my dear Lady Morgan .".Note: Perhaps related to the following: "In June 1847 the Poor Relief Ireland Act 1847 10 & 11 Vict. c. 31 was passed which embodied the principle popular in Britain that Irish property must support Irish poverty. The landed proprietors in Ireland were held in Britain to have created the conditions that led to the famine." Page with place and date missing. See Note below. !847?. unknown

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The Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and IrelandBiblio.com

Man A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science Volumes 40 to 48

1940847W37London: The Royal Anthropological Institute 1940-1948. Cloth. Near Fine. 11" by 8.5". Not stated. Nine volumes from Man an anthropology magazine from the Royal Anthropological Institute with illustrations. A scarce and dense collection of works from Man A Monthly Record of Anthropological Science rebound in cloth. This collection is nine volumes bound as four and includes Volumes 40 to 48 from 1940-1948. From the The Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland.Densely illustrated throughout. From the library of Lord Raglan with his book plate to the first pastedowns of each book. Includes a signed letter to Raglan from Anthony Christie the Honorary Secretary of The Royal Anthropological Institute. From the library of Lord Raglan Fitzroy John Somerset. Raglan"s great-great-grandfather was Field Marshal Fitzroy Somerset 1st Baron Raglan and hero of the Battle at Inkerman and Alma in the Crimean War. He also served as military secretary to the Duke of Wellington. He died in the Crimea in 1855. The house in which the library was situated Cefntilla Court was purchased by the Raglan Memorial committee for his descendants. Lord Raglan was a keen collector of anthropology and folklore with many of the works in his extensive library focusing upon this topic. Volume XL 1940 no. 1-230 with plates A-M. With one colour plate; Volume XLI 1941 no. 1-103 with plates A-F; Volume XLII 1942 no. 1-97 with plates A-F bound as one. Volume XLIII 1943 no. 1-124 with plates A-F and Volume XLIV 1944 no. 1-121 with plates A-G bound as one. Volume XLV 1945 no. 1-119 with plates A-F and Volume XLVI 1946 no. 1-122 with plates A-F bound as one. Volume XLVII 1947 no. 1-176 with plates A-L and Volume XLVIII 1948 no. 1-165 with plates A-L bound as one. Collated complete. Rebound in cloth. Externally very smart. There is some slight bumping to the heads and tails of the spines and to the extremities. Prior owner's book plates to the first pastedowns. Internally firmly bound. The pages are very bright and clean. Near Fine The Royal Anthropological Institute hardcover

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