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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnbTitle:/b A Vindication of Mr. Jefferys, and his pamphlet against the Prince of Wales with remarks on the pamphlets which have been published in reply to it . By Diogenes (J. H. Prince). Third edition, with an appendix, etc.br/.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'A Review Of The Conduct Of . The Prince Of Wales In His . Transactions With Mr. Jefferys' offers a detailed account of the financial and personal dealings of the Prince of Wales (later King George IV) with Mr. Jefferys. This historical document sheds light on the controversies and scandals surrounding the Prince, including his relationships with Mrs. Fitzherbert and the Princess of Wales. The book provides a contemporary perspective on the political and social climate of 18th-century England, offering insights into the lives and behaviors of the British royalty.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'A Review Of The Conduct Of . The Prince Of Wales In His . Transactions With Mr. Jefferys' offers a detailed account of the financial and personal dealings of the Prince of Wales (later King George IV) with Mr. Jefferys. This historical document sheds light on the controversies and scandals surrounding the Prince, including his relationships with Mrs. Fitzherbert and the Princess of Wales. The book provides a contemporary perspective on the political and social climate of 18th-century England, offering insights into the lives and behaviors of the British royalty.

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2 pamphlets bound together. 68pp. & 67pp.+1 advertisement page. Original papered boards upper board becomming detached. Title page to first pamphlet missing upper corner causing slight loss of text. Author's inscription in second pamphlet. . A fragile binding of two pamphlets relevant to each other and hugely evocative of the scandals surrounding Regency royalty.

Rather browned & spotted. Disbound. 76pp. Jefferys, a jeweller and former M.P. suffered heavy losses when the Prince of Wales' debts were unfairly compounded, partly with debentures, and he proceeded to attack the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert over his grievances.

Titlepage rather spotted, one gathering proud. (i-vi), 7-76pp.

Sl. browned. Renier signature. 76pp. Jefferys, a jeweller and former M.P. suffered heavy losses when the Prince of Wales' debts were unfairly compounded, partly with debentures, and he proceeded to attack the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert over his grievances.

Hardcover. Mixed Editions. Octavo, Eight Pamphlets [bound together]. In Good minus condition. Bound in green cloth, with papers pine label. Text block disbound from boards. Boards show significant bumping to corners and head and tails of spine, with moderate wear overall, and significant wear to both at head and tail of spine. Age toned spine label reads: "Pamphlets. Political and Satirical. Vol. VIII". Pamphlets have not been trimmed to matching dimensions. Text block has moderate shelf wear to bottom edges of final two pamphlets, and moderate age toning overall. Armorial bookplate of former owner ("George Henry Virtue") appears on front pastedown. Handwritten table of contents tipped in at front (final two entries listed in table of contents are not present. Shelved Room A. Contents: Jefferys, Nathaniel. A REVIEW O THE CONDUCT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES IN HIS VARIOUS TRANSACTIONS WITH MR. JEFFERYS[.]. Printed for, and published by, Mr. Jefferys : London, [1806]. Second Edition. Octavo, 70 pages. Ink ownership inscription to titlepage. Philo-Veritas. DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND [.] [Presentation Copy]. Printed by B. McMillan [.] for C. Chapple : London, 1806. Second Edition. Octavo, 67 pages, [1]. Ink ownership inscription to the title page. Carey, William. A CANDLE TO LIGHT LORD LAUDERDALE, AND, THE HOUSE OF PEERS, THROUGH A DARK PASSAGE. Published by the Author : London, 1820. Octavo, 125, [6], 4 pages. Ink Presentation inscription on the title page, from the author to a "G. Howe Browne". With errata page, publisher's ads (4 pages), and Carey's A Canticle for the Deliverance of Carline the glorious, Queen of England. Hone, William. ANOTHER ARTICLE FOR THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. Printed for William Hone : London, 1824. Second Edition. Octavo, 32 pages. FRANCE, AS IT WAS, AND WILL BE. J. Gillet : London, [n.d.]. Octavo, 16 pages, [two fold out maps]. Lawrence, Sir James. ON THE NOBILITY OF THE BRITISH GENTRY [.]. Published by T. Hookham [.] : London, 1824. Octavo, 50 pages. Junior, Nabal. THE ART OF EVADING A CHARITABLE SUBSCRIPTION. Printed for J. Hatchard : London, 1815. Octavo, 26 pages, [2]. Tyson, James. A BRIEF HISTORICAL VIEW OF THE CAUSES OF THE DECLINE OF THE COMMERCE OF NATIONS. Printed for C. Sharpe [.] : London, 1813. Octavo, [2], 80 pages, [1]. 1398090. Special Collections.

First title page a little marked, with old paper repairs throughout that work, the odd spot, final pamphlet sl. browned. Contemp. half calf, marbled boards, spine ruled in gilt, red morocco label; extremities sl. rubbed, top edges of boards sl. warped. A fascinating collection of works on a high profile Georgian scandal. Jefferys, c.1758-1810, was a London-based jeweller and Member of Parliament for Coventry; he made jewels for many courtiers and members of the royal family. He married the daughter of a wealthy merchant, and lived very comfortably in a house on Pall Mall and also owned a seaside villa near Ramsgate. However, after years of wealthy clients failing to pay their bills, he went bankrupt - first in 1797 and again in 1806. Following his second bankruptcy, he published a highly provocative pamphlet attacking the Prince of Wales, whom he blamed for his debts. The pamphlets included here are refutations of Jeffreys' controversial work. 1. The Patriot's Review of Mr. Jefferys' Pamphlet 'Respecting the Conduct of the Prince of Wales,' and of all the pamphlets which have been published in reply to to it: viz. 1. Diamond Cut Diamond; 2. An Antidote to Poison; 3. A Letter to Nathaniel Jefferys; 4. A Vindication of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales; 5. Strictures on the Conduct of Mr. N. Jefferys. With observations on all the facts contained in all of them, and criticisms on their respective merits. Comprising a complete account of this strange and unprecedented controversy. 2nd edn. J. Blacklock. 1806. 62pp. 2. PHILO-VERITAS. Diamond Cut Diamond; or, observations on a pamphlet, entitled 'A Review of the Conduct of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales;' comprising a free and impartial view of Mr. Jefferys, as a tradesman, politician, and courtier, during a period of twenty years. 5th edn. C. Chapple. 1806. 75, [1]p. ads. 3. CLAUDIO. An Antidote to Poison: or, a full reply to Mr. Jefferys' attack upon the character and conduct of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: containing several important particulars derived from authentic sources of information. 2nd edn. Mathews & Leigh. 1806. 94pp. 4. Jefferys refuted!! A Letter to Nathaniel Jefferys, late goldsmith and jeweller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, late Member of Parliament for the City of Coventry, on the subject of his extraordinary pamphlet, entitled, 'A Review of the Conduct of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, &c. With an examination into the motives of his publication and its probable consequences. Mawman. 1806. 48pp. 5. THE LION AND UNICORN. A Complete Vindication of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, relative to his creditors; but not quite so complete a vindication of the Right Hon. W. Pitt, relative to His Royal Highness. E. Greenland & W. Norris. 1806. 25pp. 6. Strictures on the Conduct of Nathaniel Jefferys, respecting the publication of his transactions as goldsmith and jeweller, to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Dedicated to the Right Honorable Lady Viscountess Melbourne. Printed for the Author. 2nd edn. [n.d.] 22pp. 7. An Admonitory Letter to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, on the subject of the late delicate inquiry; containing anecdotes never before published, which may probably lead to the detection of the real authors of the late scandalous attempt to sully the purity of an illustrious personage. 6th edn. Tipper & Richards. 1806. 30pp. 8. ARISTIDES. An Answer to an Admonitory Letter addressed to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, on the subject of the late delicate enquiry. J. Johnson. 1806. 30pp. 9. Strictures on Cobbett's Unmanly Observations, relative to the delicate investigation; and a reply to the answer to An Admonitory Letter, to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, containing an account of the true cause why the commissioners' report has not yet been, and many other additional facts. By the author of the Admonitory Letter. Tipper & Richards. 1806. 32pp. 10. PHILO-VERITAS. The Diamond New Pointed; being a supplement to diamond cut diamond: containing three letters, which Mr. Jefferys sent to the Earl of Moira, with a view to extort money from His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales; with observations thereon, in a letter to Mr. Jefferys; including remarks on his letter to Mrs. Fitzherbert, and many facts never before published. C. Chapple. 1806. 50pp. 11. JEFFERYS, Nathaniel. A Review of the Conduct of the Prince of Wales in his various transactions with Mr. Jefferys, during a period of more than twenty years, containing a detail of many circumstances relative to the Prince and Princess of Wales, Mrs. Fitzherbert, upon the influence of example, &c. 8th edn., with additions. Mr. Jefferys. [n.d.] 76pp.