Historians work volume three (3 Ergebnisse)
Verlag: Harper & Row, New York, 1975
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Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: New York-Evanston-San Francisco-London, Harper & Row, Publishers. 1975, 1975
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(X) 325 p. Bound in the publisher's brown cloth with grey-coloured dustjacket (The dustjacket has some tears, otherwise in good condition.).
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In den WarenkorbThree volumes, 8vo, pp. [ii], x, [xvi], 207; [ii], 207-451; [viii], 453-862; with 84 (out of the correct number of 85) engraved portraits, and three folding maps; neatly bound in polished panelled calf gilt by Bedford, spines elaborately gilt with red morocco labels; edges gilt, marbled endpapers. First edition. Ned Ward's versi…fication of Clarendon's History was perhaps his single most ambitious project, and it is said to have cost well over five hundred pounds to produce. The scheme, however, was misconceived, and met with little success; Ward himself later described the venture as 'an unprecedented poem. troublesome, tedious, and unprofitable'. The many portraits were engraved by Vertue and Vander Gucht. This set unaccountably lacks a portrait of the Earl of Lindsey, called for in the list of plates to face p. 399; it is otherwise in fine condition, in an attractive collector's binding of the later 19th century. Foxon W80; Troyer pp. 107 and 240. Provenance. Bookplates of Frank Linsey James, and of West Dean. This set must therefore have belonged to Frank James and then to his nephew, the wealthy art patron Edward Frank Willis James (1907-84), of West Dean Park.
