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Zustand: Buono (Good). I ed., collana "Arti Contemporanee", vol. 1. Indice: Nota informativa sull'Autore - Introduzione - Motivi, forme e poesia di una vocazione pittorica (La natura e l'artificio - La nuova estetica - L'artificio psicologico - L'artificio tecnologico - Il respiro e lo spazio - Polivalenza di contenuti e forme - Valori tattili e atmosferici - Fiera e cultura - La teoria del Berenson - Il pensiero del Croce - I tre ambienti) - Un po' di me stesso. Autorappresentazione aneddotica e umana di Giovanni Vandelli; di G. Vandelli, con fotografie in b/n dell'artista e dei luoghi ad esso legati (Trasparenze dell'infanzia - Adolescenza e aspirazione - La storia del S. Giorgio - Finalmente all'Accademia - La vita dura - Il tempo nuovo) Tavole (opere 1934-69 in b/n e colori). In-8, pp. 64+(2)+(110)+(4), cart., sovraccoperta con illustrazione a colori (G. Vandelli, "Toilette", 1955). Servizio fotografico dell'operatore Umberto Impresa di Napoli. Allegate due fotocopie (foglio 1: recensione del libro in oggetto del critico d'arte Salvatore Basile intitolata "Artisti Sanniti. Giovanni Vandelli", in "Messaggio d'Oggi", 21.5.1970, p. 4 - foglio 2: Giovanni Vandelli, "In una lettera aperta il pittore Vandelli polemizza col critico Basile", in "Messaggio d'Oggi", 25.6.1970, p. 3. Stato buono (stato d'uso della sovraccoperta che si presenta leggermente consunta ai margini e leggermente ingiallita in particolare ai margini e al dorso - pagine leggermente ingiallite, in particolare ai margini - le due fotocopie sono piegate a metà e riportano scritti a biro rossa i numeri dei fogli cerchiati). Book. …

Full-Leather. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 5th or later Edition. 1740 10th edition. 60pp plus very lengthy index to rear. Good/None. Brown leather boards with blind stamped decoration, some rubbing/chipping to edges/spine, some scuffing, split to side of hinge. Very old label to spine. Contents generally clean and tight but for minor soiling/browning, ink notation inside back cover. Beautiful early volume of the works of Horace, the leading Roman lyric poet during the reign of Augustus, particularly known for his Satires and Epistles. This volume includes notes by Louis Desprez and a life of Horace by Andre Dacier. Latin text.…

Klein-8°. 17 x 10,5 cm. xxvi (ii), (2) viii, (10) 312 Seiten. [12] Blatt, 276 Seiten. [12] Blatt, 287 Seiten. [11] Blatt, 288 Seiten. [11] Blatt, 276 Seiten. [11] Blatt, 264 Seiten. [7] Blatt, 248 Seiten. [9] Blatt, 280 Seiten. Ganzlederbände der Zeit mit goldgeprägter Rückennummerierung und Fileten. Bände 2-8 in 13. Auflage, Band 1 ohne Angabe. Englischsprachige Ausgabe. Band 1 mit Frontispiz. Einbände deutlich berieben und an den oberen Kapitalen mit Fehlstellen, ein Kapitalband fehlt komplett. 3 Vorderdeckel fast komplett vom Buchblock abgelöst. Vorsätze an den Rändern gebräunt. Band 3 mit eingeprägter Wappeninsignie "Les ses dire" und großflächigen Eintragungen von alter Hand in Tinte auf vorderem Vorsatz, Namenseintrag auf hinterem Vorsatzblatt, beides von Joseph Carvill, Loughinisland, Irland. Blätter wenig fleckig, vereinzelt schwach braunfleckig, an den Kanten teils etwas gebräunt. Gute Exemplare. Volumes 2-8 in 13th edition, volume 1 without declaration. English language edition. Volume 1 with frontispiece. Full leather bindings of the times with gilt embossed number on spine and gilt decor. Covers significantly rubbed and with small missing parts at the upper spines, one head band is missing. 3 front covers almost completely loosened from the book block. Endpapers darkened at the margins. Volume 3 with embossed armorial bearing "Les ses dire" and long private notes by old hand in ink on endpaper and inner cover, in the back with name inscription, both by Joseph Carvill, Loughinisland, Ireland. Sheets only partly spotted, some margins darkened. Good copies.…

Gr.-8°, Leder. Zustand: Befriedigend. 460 Seiten, 4 Bl- + 460 Seiten Ausgetragenes Bibliotheksexemplar, 2 Bände, brauner Ganzledereinband mit 5 Bünden, Einband berieben, Kapitale angerissen, Vorderdeckel Band II lose. Kanten berieben, Ecken angeschabt, Papier in altersgemäßem sehr gutem Zustand. Ursprünglich gedruckt für die Londoner Russell Institution/ Russell Institution for the Promotion of Literary and Scientific Knowledge, ordnungsgemäß ausgesondert bei einer deutscher Fachbibliothek, das Frontispiz des ersten Bandes ist ein Kupferstich, markiert mit Ravenet sculp (Simon Francous Ravenet 1796-1774), einem für seine naturgetreuen Abbildungen bekannten Kupferstecher, daneben Blakey delin, Nicholas Blakey, Buchillustrator und Porträtmaler, bekannt geworden durch die anatomischen Zeichnungen von Albinus' "Tables of the Skeleton and Muscles of the Human Body" (1749); im ersten Band mit der allegorischen Darstellung "Britannia and Persia, Published according to Act of Parliament, Jan. 4,1753". Kapitelanfang mit Kupferstich- Vignetten von Walker. Papier in altersgemäßen sehr gutem Zustand, Faltkarten vorhanden, die u.a.den Weg der Orenburg-Expedition durch Sibirien illustrieren, davon 2 Karten mit leichtem Öffnungsriss (ca. 5 cm), Kupferstich Peters des Großen vorhanden, 2. Band in etwas schlechterem Zustand, Ganzledereinband mit 5 Bünden, falzrissig, vorderer Deckel teilweise gelöst, Einband stark berieben, Kanten berieben, Ecken beschabt, Frontispiz Kupferstich "Wisdom and Youth, Published according to Act of Parliament, Jan 4,1753". Weiterer Kupferstich "Husein delivering his diadem", C. Grignion sculp, Kupferstecher Charles Grignion (1717-1810) und F. Hayman inv et del., Francis Hayman (1708-1776), Papier in altersgemäßem sehr gutem Zustand, Mit Index für den zweiten Band und einer Erklärung der Fremdwörter. Jonas Hanway war ein Handelsreisender, der über das Kaspische Meer nach Persien reiste und darüber berichtete, daneben ist der Handel Englands mit dem Kaspischen Meer von1553 bis 1743 Thema. Die Rückreise erfolgte über Kontinentaleuropa mit einer Beschreibung Deutschland und der Niederlande. Exzellente Provenienz, ein spannendes Stück auch deutsch-englischer Wissenschaftsgeschichte, seltenes und sammelwürdiges Exemplar. B14-01-04G Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 8000 The Second Edition, revised and corrected. by Jonas Hanway, Merchant. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Volume four (of four) only. Frontispiece. Full calf leather. 16mo. 309pp., Index. Scattered foxing on pages, owner name erased on front pastedown, offsetting on pages 2-3 and endpapers, joints broken, spine and edges darkened and chipped, a fair to good only copy. Originally issued in folio, three times a week, here containing No. 190, Tuesday, June 27, 1710 to No. 271, Tuesday, January 2, 1710. …

Leatherbound. Zustand: Good. Fourth Edition, Corrected. 2 vols. xii, 325, ii, 268 p. 18 cm full leather. Covers loose. Two slightly different bindings. Volume I has gilt border on front and back boards with slightly thinner spine decorations. Volume one is missing a corner from the rear endpaper. The owner's signature has been removed from volume II and there are some wormholes. Sheffield was an English statesman, patron of the poet John Dryden, and author of poetic essays in heroic couplets. In 1721 Edmund Curil published a pirated edition of his works, and was brought before the bar of the House of Lords. An authorized edition under the superintendence of Pope appeared in 1723, but the authorities cut out the Account of the Revolution and The Feast of the Gods on account of their alleged Jacobite tendencies. …

Leather. Zustand: Good Only. A three volume set of the works of the seventeenth century dramatist, Thomas Otway, bound in full calf. A complete three volume set.Bound in full mottled calf.The collected works of Thomas Otway, the seventeenth century English dramatist, best known for the restoration play 'Venice Preserv'd', which is included in this collection. The collection includes his plays, poetry and letters. Bound in full mottled calf. Externally worn with the front board detached but present to 'vol III', starting to 'Vol I' and 'II', bumping to the extremities of the boards and wear to the extremities and joints. Internally firmly bound with generally bright and clean pages with only minimal age toning and the odd minor spot. Past owner's inscriptions to front blanks. Perfect for rebinding. Good Only. None stated (illustrator). book.…

410 x 540 mm. sheet; image 350 x 470 mm. Map of the European and Asian Russian Empire, including parts of Western and Eastern Tartary, and the Empire of China, plate [9], Vol. 2, p. 918. With an elaborate allegorical cartouche and a compass. From: Navigantium atque itinerantium bibliotheca ; or A complete collection of voyages and travels by John Harris. Printed for T. Woodward .,1744-48, London. Very good, old vertical folds, wide margins.…

Hard. Zustand: Good+. Juxta editionem novissimam Parisiensem. Good+. Contemporaneous full paneled calf. Covers rubbed to extremities. Missing calf tile from spine. Joints cracked. Binding very solid. Five bands to spine. Hinges cracked. Extensive unpaginated prelims (including a preface, life and a history etc), 610pp, plus extensive unpaginated index to rear.…

[8], 331, [3], 56, [4], 57-62pp. 8vo. The two contents leaves are misbound after page 56 of the second section, clean tear without loss to top corner of Y8, some light browning. Full contemporary sprinkled calf, raised & gilt banded spine; joints cracked but very firm, foot of spine sl. chipped. With the 18th century booklabel & signature of William Hutton, Trinity College, Cambridge. ESTC T120733. First published in 1705. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 536 pages. 10th edition. Complete with 3 folded maps. The maps are complete with a few tears that have been carefully repaired and some evidence of mis-folding. With a new spine and end papers. The boards are shelf rubbed and edge worn but remain strong and sturdy. Internally, there is an ex-libris plate under the front board and age-related tanning and foxing throughout but the text remains otherwise neat. Securely bound and overall, in good condition indeed for its age! JK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.…

Full Calf. Zustand: Very Good Plus. Book measures 20x13.5.cm. xii,224pp, 232,[4]pp, in 2 parts, with folding frontis. Bound in full calf. At some time the book has been rebacked, raised bands, gilt lines, leather title label. Calf lightly rubbed, minor wear. Binding in very good clean firm condition. Internally, frontis has a tear, which is partially repaired, with slight loose, remnants of glue on free endpapers. Pages in good clean condition. Overall a very good clean well bound copy. F Size: 8vo.…

Quarter leather. Volume 2 (only), quarter-leather binding with marbed sides, raised bands and gilt to spine, maps, b&w plates, including 2 folding city plans, pp (vi), 390, new endpapers. Binding by Cottage Bindery of Bath. Previous owner's small ink stamp blank prelim page, p. 1, p. 101, otherwise very clean including plates. Near-fine condition. Volume 2 of 2. Travels of the French botanist in Greece, Constatinople, the coasts of the Black Sea, Armenia, and Georgia, first published in 1718. Beautifully illustrated with engraved plates of plants, animals, cities and people. Joseph Pitton de Tournefort (1656 - 1708) is noted for producing a system of plant classification and nomenclature in the 1690s.…

15 VERY TIDY, DETAILED MAPS PRESENT, folio, half leather bound marbled boards, gilt lettering to leather title plates with raised bands & gilt tooling to spine, paginated 697-1526 with numerous additions, annals & index to rear, illus & folding maps, VG (moderate scuffing & surface loss to board edges & extrems, 5mm missing from top edge of spine, moderate scuffing & cracking to spine & hinges, moderate chafing & surface loss/soiling to boards, heavy tanning & staining to page edges, light to moderate insect damage to some page corners throughout, light to moderate tanning & wrinkling to eps, occasional sm closed tearing to edge of maps & other pgs, age appropriate tanning & foxing to pages- increasing towards rear pages, occasional light crack to some gutters- otherwise gutters largely intact).…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: N/A. Complete in ten volumes, all uniformly bound in contemporary full speckled calf leather with gilt decoration and red and black leather spine labels. Top edges gilt. Seven engraved frontispieces and one other engraving. The famed coloured marble leaf forms pp111-2 of volume two. Later endpapers, showing some marginal toning. 12mos. Boards a little worn, especially on corners, some of which are rubbed and rounded and spine joints, and spine a little faded. Internally neat, clean and bright barring a little light spotting affecting all volumes and some old marginal damp stains affecting volumes six to eight. Binding remains robust and square on all volumes - volumes 1, 6 and 10 in particular have a little fraying of leather at the head of the spine. A very attractive, tactile set.…

Edition : Fourth edition of abridgement., Contemporary full calf, upper and lower boards paneled with blind tooled double fillets and central design; expertly rebacked with five raised bands. Frontis missing., Size : Octavo (202x128mm). , Title, bl., preface and advertisement (2), Explanation of marks etc., list of names on French and English (3), Text of First French Part / Second English Part; Advertisement of other works by same publisher (2). Uniform browning; otherwise a good copy; text in three panels; except for the missing illustrated frontis, contents are complete.…

, 3 uniform volumes, [xlix] 335, 390 & 364 pages, with an alphabetical table for the principal matters in the three volumes at the rear of vol 3 [39], includes map and 151 of 151 plates (no plate No. 150 as issued, but two separate images of Ephesus on plate 151) Second English Edition , books rebacked, corners of boards a little scuffed, larger plates a little creased and one with a closed tear at fold, light spotting to pages, books in good condition , contemporary calf covers, modern brown morocco spines with gilt titles on labels, raised bands Octavo Hardback ISBN.…

Ninth Edition. Prelim and terminal leaves browned as with age; scattered marginal foxing. Finely and [period] sympathetically bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with a dark morocco gilt-blocked label. An exceptional copy - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 276 pages; The ninth impression corrected and improved. Physical desc.: [20],276p.plates : port. Subject: Business - Early works to 1800. Arithmetic - Early works to 1900. Bookkeeping - Early works to 1800. Referenced by: English Short Title Catalog, N4015. Contents: I. Arithmetick in whole numbers and fractions . -- II. Merchant's accompts . -- III. Book-keeping . -- IV. Maxims . -- V. The post of letters to and from foreign countries . -- VI. An account of the commodities produced by all countries . -- VII. A merchant or trader's dictionary . --VIII. Precedents of merchants writings. 1 Kg.…

Ninth Edition. Prelim and terminal leaves browned as with age; scattered marginal foxing. Finely and [period] sympathetically bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with a dark morocco gilt-blocked label. An exceptional copy - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 276 pages; The ninth impression corrected and improved. Physical desc.: [20],276p.plates : port. Subject: Business - Early works to 1800. Arithmetic - Early works to 1900. Bookkeeping - Early works to 1800. Referenced by: English Short Title Catalog, N4015. Contents: I. Arithmetick in whole numbers and fractions . -- II. Merchant's accompts . -- III. Book-keeping . -- IV. Maxims . -- V. The post of letters to and from foreign countries . -- VI. An account of the commodities produced by all countries . -- VII. A merchant or trader's dictionary . --VIII. Precedents of merchants writings. 1 Kg.…

Full Calf. Zustand: Fine. First Edition thus. First Strype Edition, best and most desirable edition of Stow's magisterial studythe "starting point of all inquiry into the subject of Elizabethan London." Complete in two folio volumes; each of the six 'books,' introduced by a drop-head title, with its own pagination: [4], xii, xlii, [2], 308, 208, 285, [1]; [2], 120, 459, [1], 93, [3], 143, [1], 26, [2]pp, with 70 plates, plans and maps (31 double-page or folding), including those of London, Westminster and Southwark. Title pages in red and black. Superbly bound in handsome contemporary paneled calf sewn on six raised bands, very skillfully rebacked with the original lettering pieces laid down. A crisp, clean, fresh copy, with only occasional minor soiling, the copper-engraved plates in deep, rich impressions. Provenance: On the verso of the title pages, the engraved armorial bookplate of Jacob Bouverie, 1st Viscount Folkestone (bapt. 14 October 1694 - 17 February 1761), English Politician and first elected president of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce, whose members included Benjamin Franklin, Karl Marx, Adam Smith, William Hogarth and Charles Dickens. Maslen & Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers, 584. Lowndes V, 2526. Gibson's Library, p. 258. ESTC Citation No. T48975. This edition of Stow's Survey was the first to contain a series of ward maps: "Many of these maps are excellent. Their clarity and accuracy fulfill the requirements of the student of London history" (Hyde). Fifth and Best Edition.Titlepage in red and black. Each of the 6 'books' has its own pagination, and is introduced by a drop-head title. Adams London Illustrated 25; Lowndes III, 2526; Upcott II, pp, 605-617; Darlington and Howgego 16, 8 (London maps). "Fifth and grandest edition. John Strype was already collecting materials for the text by 1703, and an ambitious reprint 'with very great Additions throughout, and illustrated with about 100 large Copper Cutts . requiring much Time and Great expence' was advertised as early as 1708. The advertisement was on the title verso of Hatton's New View of London, a smaller and cheaper book whose popularity actually caused the postponement of Strype's more monumental work. His two folio volumes cost six guineas and the print run was probably at least 500 copies. He included what he believed to be Stow's entire original text, which had become conflated with the 1618 and 1633 editions of Anthony Munday, clearly identifying his own additions in the margins. John Kip, who had been responsible for the views of London buildings in volume I of Mortier's Nouveau theatre de la Grande Bertagne (1707), is credited with about half the 28 engraved views of 'eminent places'. In addition there are two folding general maps of London, one showing the city as it was in Queen Elizabeth's time, 17 ward maps (bks. II-III) and 20 parish maps (bks. IV and VI). The only map to be signed is the Parish of St. Mary Rotherhithe revised by John Pullen and engraved by John Harris. (2)" Christies. John Stow's Survey of London, first published in 1598, brims with amusing descriptions and anecdotes as well as highly detailed accounts of the buildings, social conditions and customs of the time, based on a wide range of classical and medieval historical literature, public and civic records, and Stow's own intimate knowledge of the city where he spent his life. "The reader of A Survey travels with Stow through each of the city's wards and the adjoining city of Westminster, learns about the wall, bridges, gates, and parish churches . . . [Stow] also records the negative aspects of urban growth, in the shape of unsightly sprawl, filth, the destruction of ancient monuments, and above all poverty. His book approaches the thoroughness of an encyclopaedia . . . It is noteworthy that while Camden's Britannia was written in Latin for the educated élite, Stow's Survey was composed in the language of his fellow countrymen." This edition, of 1720, greatly expanded with interpolated amendments by John Strype, is considered the best and most desirable. "Throughout his life at Low Leyton, Strype crossed the River Lea into London each week to meet and converse with his antiquarian friends and to call on his contacts in the book trade. . . . The Survey had been repeatedly revised and enlarged in order to keep up with the changing aspect of the post-fire city, now much expanded and altered in its religion and other ways. . . . Although Strype had arranged most of the work by 1707, and the engravings had been prepared, it was set aside after the publication of Edward Hatton's New View of London in 1708, which seemed to cover much the same ground and was considerably smaller and cheaper. . . . Finally, once the defects of Hatton's book were acknowledged another agreement in November 1716 led to the Survey's publication at the end of 1720. . . . The print run was probably more than 500 copies . . . To quote Merritt, 'By this stage the Survey has a multiple personality, switching with little warning from nostalgic Elizabethan antiquary [Stow] . . . to diligent post-Restoration recorder of events [Strype] and back again' (Merritt, 87)." (ODNB) N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, with dust jackets carefully preserved in archival, removable mylar sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. 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Unbound. Zustand: Poor. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket As Issued. 6th Edition Corrected. First Printing. Contents include: The Preface, Frontispiece of portrait of LEstrange [missing]; Life of Aesop (29 pages); the index; Section of Fables (550 pages) [548] as follows: Aesop, Barlandus, Anlanus, Abstemius, Poggius and Miscellany Fables. [No. 500 missing - supplied with print-out] . Covers lacking. Binding copy. . 12mo 7" - 7½" tall. 548 pp. …

8vo: xvi + 400 + [xxiv] pp. (Part I ends at p.142 and Part II begins, after a half title, at p.127.) The last twenty-four pages consist of an index and three pages of 'BOOKS Lately Published'. Frontispiece portrait of Butler by J. Van der Gucht. Hogarth's seven illustrations (including three that fold out) face pp. 1, 75 (fold out), 88 (f. o.), 100, 122, 130 (f. o.), 131 and 182 (f. o.). Internally tight on spotted and aged paper. Good impressions of illustrations, with a little light foxing. Repair to endpapers, and heavy wear to early nineteenth-century binding with front cover nealry detached. Ownership inscription of 'Ann Andrew' at head of title. In nineteenth-century hand on front pastedown: 'This Book is scarce the Prints being Hogarths & valuable', followed by, in another hand, 'H W Newell to A Aralla Hornbuckle 1849', and, in a third hand, 'E Worthington 1880 From A. A. H.'.…

First Edition. First edition, 12mo, pp. iv, [1], 14-172; folding frontispiece facsimile plus 2 other facsimile plates (1 folding); original blue paper-covered boards, brown paper shelfback, printed paper label on spine; label rubbed, crack in the bottom third of the front joint; all else very good and sound. Halkett & Laing attribute this to Madamoiselle R. d' Ancemont, likely a pseudonym and the text is likely a fabrication.…

Full Calf. Zustand: Very Good. 8th Edition. Two volumes. The eight edition, corrected and revised. Signatures: Volume 1. [A] aâ b-h i-kâ  g-hâ B-6Sâ -- Volume 2. [A] B-6Oâ . Full calf bindings rebacked with the original spine laid down. Raised gilt-ruled bands and gilt lettered red leather title labels to the spines. A few marks and surface chips to the original boards and ends of original spines. A little wear to the board corners. Ink inscription, dated 1828, to the free endpapers (from a Helen Whittle to a Charles Whittle) and only occasional foxing, overall being a nice clean copy. Frontispiece portrait to first volume from the portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds. Alston volume V, 191; ESTC; T116650. 29cms tall. This is a heavy set and may require additional postage if being shipped outside of Europe. 4to.…

First edition in English, following the first and second editions in French published in 1697 and 1702 respectively. "For over half a century, until the publication of the Encyclopédie, Bayle's Dictionnaire dominated enlightened thinking in every part of Europe" (PMM). French Protestant Pierre Bayle (1647-1706) wrote his Dictionnaire while in self-imposed exile in Rotterdam as an "anti-clerical counterblast to Moreri's [Le Grand Dictionnaire Historique, 1674], in order, as he put it, 'to rectify Moreri's mistakes and fill the gaps'. Bayle championed reason against belief, philosophy against religion, tolerance against superstition" (ibid.). The dictionary contains some 2,000 entries, including mostly biographies of religious and historical figures as well as writers, in the latter case focusing on the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, but also articles on geography, all bolstered with a vast array of shoulder and footnotes. The views he expressed in his detailed Life of Mahomet, which, in radical opposition with the opinion of the Church, "stresses the superior tolerance and rationality of Islam's core teaching" (Israel), were reasserted by Voltaire in his Traité sur la tolérance (1763). This first English edition was somewhat abridged, but the editors included additions and corrections made by Bayle in his own annotated copy of the 1702 French edition. The identity of the translator remains uncertain. Isabel Rivers and Elena Muceni identify Bayle's Huguenot friend Michel de la Roche as the most likely translator, probably with the assistance of others. Mikko Tolonen suggests Bernard Mandeville as a possible translator in his Mandeville and Hume (2013), but this is doubted by Muceni (for questions of translation, see Matytsin, The Specter of Skepticism in the Age of Enlightenment, 2016, p. 288). ESTC T143095; see Printing and the Mind of Man 155b for first French edition; Israel, Radical Enlightenment, 2001. 4 vols bound in 2, folio (361 x 231 mm). Contemporary mottled calf, rebacked, red marbled endpapers, cloth inner hinge supports, red speckled edges. Bookplates of Gaddsden library to front pastedowns (and front free endpaper verso of second volume), ink and pencil shelf marks to initial binder's blank. Title and half-title of part IV bound preceding p. 2319 (correctly it would be after p. 2434). Bindings recornered with patch of calf replaced. A few tiny holes with loss to a few letters and very occasional minor peripheral chips not affecting text, a few leaves with closed tears occasionally affecting text, running dampstaining at head of vol. II. A very good copy.…