the history of tom jones, henry fielding

Buchbeschreibung: London: A. Millar, 1749, 1749. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Near Fine. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION OF FIELDING'S MASTERPIECE. "Such was the demand [for Tom Jones] that all 2,500 copies in print had already been sold by the date announced for its a official publication, a phenomenon that one observer believed to be 'an unheard-of case.' Tom Jones quickly sold 10,000 copies, making it one of the great best-sellers of its time; it has never since been out of print." (John Allen Stevenson, The Real History of Tom Jones). First edition, with the errata leaf in vol. 1, and cancels B9-10 (I), B4-5 (II), H8-10, M3(III) and N8 (V). Rothschild 850. London: A. Millar, 1749. 12mo, contemporary full calf rebacked. 6 vols. With handsome bookplate of noted collector Arthur Wilmer Lissauer on front pastedown. Light wear to bindings, very minor occasional foxing. A very handsome set. Buchnummer des Verkäufers ABE-7618132920

Buchbeschreibung: London: Printed for A. Millar, 1749., 1749. Six volumes. lxii,[2(errata)],214; [2],324; [2],370,[blank]; [2],312; [2],294; [2],304pp. 12mo. Early 20th century speckled calf, spines gilt extra, gilt labels, a.e.g. Joints a trifle rubbed, but sound, bookplate tipped in first volume, small marginal adhesion flaw to III:G12 and natural paper flaw affecting a couple letters to III:H6; small marginal spot to three leaves in vol. VI, otherwise a very good, or better, set. First edition of Fielding's masterpiece, and one of the key 18th century novels. The first edition consisted of 2000 copies, and these were virtually all spoken for prior to the formal day of publication. The copies of the first edition are distinguished, as here, by the presence of the page of errata following the table of contents in the first volume. The errata were corrected and the page taken over by the enlargement of the contents in the unmarked second edition of 1500 copies, which was ordered after the first edition was exhausted. Both editions were in circulation on the formal publication day of 28 February. This set exhibits the usual cancels and B5 in volume VI is unsigned. CROSS III:317. ROTHSCHILD 850-1. GROLIER ENGLISH HUNDRED 48. Buchnummer des Verkäufers WRCLIT 65253

Buchbeschreibung: Printed for A. Millar,, London:, 1749. First edition. Six volumes. First issue with errata leaf in Vol. 1, errata uncorrected, and all cancels and final blanks (K12 in Vol. 1 and R12 in Vol. 3) as noted in Rothschild 850. 12mo, nineteenth-century full mottled calf by Pratt: red and black Morocco spine labels, raised bands, gilt dentelles, marbled end papers and all edges gilt. Vol. 1 rebacked with the spine laid down, other volumes with minor joint repairs, but withal an excellent, clean set. One of the earliest and most successful examples of the British novel, particularly the comedic genre. All 2,000 copies of the first printing were subscribed prior the official release, prompting two more printings in 1749. ?Tom Jones? was a best-seller in its day, which has never gone out of print; it continues to inspire and amuse readers to this day. Additional images available upon request. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 509

Buchbeschreibung: Printed for A. Millar, 1749. FIRST EDITION, 3 wood engraved tail-pieces, errata leaf present in vol. i (see note), gathering E in vol. i misbound with pp. 81-88 between 92 and 93, final blanks present in vols. i and iii, occasional slight browning, and the odd minor stain here and there, 4 leaves misbound within gathering E in vol. i, textblock in 2 vols. cracked, with corresponding cracks in spine of binding, and a similar tendency in all vols., pp. lxii, [i, Errata], 214, [2, blank]; [i], 324; [i], 324; [i], 370 plus final blank leaf; [i], 312; [i], 294; [i], 304, 12mo, contemporary (publisher’s) sprinkled calf, new red lettering pieces, joints cracked but cord firm, hinge of vol. vi invisibly reinforced, various bookplates and inscriptions of the Farquhars of Gilmilnescroft (Ayrshire), sound Fielding’s masterpiece, widely regarded as the greatest English novel of the eighteenth century.The question of cancelled leaves in this novel has exercised bibliographers for decades, but Hugh Amory’s article in Harvard Library Bulletin (Volume 25, 1977) confirms that the cancellans usually number twenty-four (twelve single leaves plus the whole of signature O in volume three). The numerous errors which occurred in the text are a result of its hasty printing; demand for the novel forced publisher and author into print before they were properly ready. The fact that volume six, which contains some of the most glaring errors, is not included in the errata suggests that not only was Millar unable to bind fast enough to keep up with demand, but also that he did not wait for either proof readers or Fielding to read the last volume.The entire first edition of 2,000 copies was immediately bought up by the London trade, necessitating a second edition very quickly. Both Cross and Jensen support the view that the second edition was in hand at about the same time as the sixth volume of the first edition went to press. The latter goes further and suggests that the second edition may even have been printed before publication of the first. The most obvious difference is that the errata leaf in volume one is omitted and the re-spaced Contents extends into the page which it formerly occupied. Cross concludes that ‘Tom Jones, as the novel [first] appeared in February, is a most rare book.’ (Cross Vol.2, pp.117-22 and Vol.3, pp. 316-17: Jensen. Proposals for a Definitive Edition of Fielding's Tom Jones. The Library, 4th Ser., Vol.XVIII, p.314 et seq.: Rothschild 850). Buchnummer des Verkäufers 49946

Buchbeschreibung: A. Millar, London, 1749. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Here is a lovely copy of the first edition, second printing of this seminal English novel. In the Harvard Classics volumes Gordon Gerould summarizes 'Tom Jones' thus: "As to the stupendous achievement of the novel there can be no question. Beyond all cavil it is supremely great. By the very might of its revelation of human nature it disarms criticism and tempts to the use of the superlative. The merit of it consists in the performance of what Fielding in his prefatory chapter promised to give the reader: 'The provision then which we have here made is no other than HUMAN NATURE. In like manner, the excellence of the mental entertainment consists less in the subject than in the author’s skill in well dressing it up.' In other words, 'Tom Jones' is great because it pictures real men and women, and because its craftsmanship is marvelous". The second printing was issued in April 1749, two months after the first printing. Cross describes it thus: "Immediate revision was rendered imperative on account of the numerous errors that crept into the text owing to the haste with which the novel had been at last put through the press. type and paper are the same and the paging is kept uniform with the edition having the errata. The table of contents is re-spaced so as to extend into the page formerly given to the errata. scores of individual pages differ either in the number of lines or in the last words and phrases". The copy offered here is identified as a second printing by the following specific bibliographic points. Volume I lacks the errata slip, and the table of contents expands to fill the previously unnumbered page with page xliii. The errata listed in the first printing are corrected. The first printing cancels are not present at II(N12), III(H8, H9,H10, M3 & Q11), and V(N8). Vols II and IV have the second printing free endpapers. This copy is in very good plus condition. The original calf boards have been retained with professional rebacking, which has reused the original red leather title panels. Each volume has the bookplate of Douglas Maxwell Moffat to the front pastedown. Moffat (1881-1956) was the U.S.Ambassador to Australia, appointed by President Eisenhower in February 1956, just a few months before his death. There are a few pencil notations to the pastedowns. Otherwise the contents are exceptionally nice - clean and undamaged with no foxing. A previous bookseller has pasted an inaccurate description to the rear pastedown of volume one. Additional images are available on request. Buchnummer des Verkäufers NT001000

Buchbeschreibung: London: A. Millar, 1749, 1749. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Near Fine. 2nd Edition. Second edition (published in the same year as the first, with corrections) of Fielding's masterpiece. "Such was the demand [for Tom Jones] that all 2,500 copies in print had already been sold by the date announced for its a official publication, a phenomenon that one observer believed to be 'an unheard-of case.' Tom Jones quickly sold 10,000 copies, making it one of the great best-sellers of its time; it has never since been out of print." (John Allen Stevenson, The Real History of Tom Jones). London: A. Millar, 1749. 12mo, contemporary full calf rebacked. 6 vols. Only very minor occasional foxing. A very clean, handsome set. Buchnummer des Verkäufers ABE-7618132928

Buchbeschreibung: London: Printed for A. Millar, 1749., 1749. Four volumes. xx,304; viii,330; x,288; xii,347pp. Full green crushed levant, raised bands, t.e.g., richly gilt red morocco doublures, silk and marbled endsheets, fore and bottom edges untrimmed. Binding extremities sunned to tan, otherwise a fine, tall (18 cm) set, though most likely washed when bound. Although not so identified, the third edition, and the first in four volumes. Cross asserts that this edition prints Fielding's final revisions, although other informed sources assert they first appeared in the fourth edition. The edition consisted of 3000 sets, and the text was set up from a corrected copy of the first edition and cast in a smaller font. This is an interesting set (apart from being untrimmed), elegantly bound by Chambolle-Duru, and extra-illustrated with the following material a) twelve engraved plates (each in two states, uncolored before letters and hand-colored) by Moreau the Younger; b) ten impressions before captions of plates engraved by Hubert and others after drawings by Borel; and c) eight original watercolors, in sepia, white and black, captioned in pencil and signed "Levasseur." The edition illustrated by Moreau appeared in Paris in 1833, and that by Borel in "Londres" in 1801 (see Vicaire III:703). Benezit offers several possible identifications for Levasseur, though none particularly conclusive. However, 19th century auction records report editions of the French translations of this text extra-illustrated with original drawings or watercolors with the same attribution. CROSS III:317. Buchnummer des Verkäufers WRCLIT 65255

Buchbeschreibung: J. Robinson. 1750 [1749], 1750. [14], 336pp.; 12mo. Half title; sm. tears to blank fore-margin of half title and titlepage. Contemp. calf; some small repairs. Signature on title of W. Sleaford, 1749. v.g. ESTC T126476; 4 locations in British Isles - BL, Brighton, Bodleian & Cambridge. Not by Fielding. A reissue of the sheets of the first edition, with cancel title and added final chapter. Raven 10 does not mention this extended text. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 25083

Buchbeschreibung: A. Millar, London, 1749. Leather. Buchzustand: Good. 4 1/2" X 6 1/2". 3rd edition, in four volumes, published the same year as the first edition. 304, 330, 288, 347pp., bound in full contemporary calf, old rebacking to match, covers rubbed with spine tips and corners worn, chipping to spine tips of volumes 1 and 4, internally only very lightly age toning, no foxing otherwise a nice set. Buchnummer des Verkäufers fi.0642

Buchbeschreibung: six volumes, contemporary full-leather, raised bands, decorated in gilt, gilt inner dentelles, skilfully rebacked with original backstrips relaid, corners rubbed, all edges gilt, a nice set. first edition; second issue with corrected text; 214, 324, 370, 312, 294 and 304 pages Rothschild 850. for A Millar 1749. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 10020

Buchbeschreibung: Edinburgh, London, and Dublin, Peter Hill, S. Doig, a.o., 1812. With engr. frontispiece portrait and 20 num. engr. plates by George Cruikshank. Tall 8vo. Later three-quarter calf, spines gilt, all edges gilt (by Root & Son). Edinburgh, London, and Dublin, Peter Hill, S. Doig, a.o., 1812. The complete set of five volumes of Henry Fielding's (1707-1754) collected works, enhanced by the insertion of 21 plates by George Cruikshank (1792-1878) not called-for, here in their second edition. - Some browning throughout, otherwise a fine copy. LITERATURE: ENGLISH ; Buchnummer des Verkäufers 32430-430

Buchbeschreibung: The Literary Guild of America, Inc., 1948. Hard Cover. Buchzustand: Good. No Jacket. Diamond, Harry (illustrator). 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 1948 Hard Cover. The Literary Guild of America, Inc.- Publisher. No DJ. Illustrator Harry Diamond. 374 Pgs. No reader marks found. Binding tight. Pages tanning. Tan boards with burgundy over spine. Corners bumped. Book with light floral scent. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 013979

Buchbeschreibung: Constanble and co Edinburgh & Longman Rees Hurst &Orme London, 1805. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Good. No Jacket. A full rare 3 volume set edition 1805 on hand made uncut paper. The 3 vol have been professionaly rebound in vintage light brown buckram & using simple paper labers all to match the original bindings .A fine set. Vol 1. Books 1 11 111 1V V V1. 280 pages. Vol 2.Books V11- X11.350 pages. Vol 3 X111- XV111. 316 pages. This copy is complete and in good condition internally. The plane boards are bumped as is to be expected for a book of this age. Definitly a copy for the purist without any later modification or embellishments 9"x 51/2" post nil. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 1137

Buchbeschreibung: Abbey Library, London. Hard Cover. Buchzustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Pryse, G. Spencer (illustrator). First Thus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Tan boards, spine and corners are bumped, back hinge is cracked, no d.j. no publishing date in book This book contains 20 illustration by G. Spencer Pryse. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 017900

Buchbeschreibung: James Baillie, Edinburgh, 1806. Boards. Buchzustand: Good. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Forming part of Baillie's Elegant Pocket Editions of Selected Novels, with a life of the author. Each volume has an illustrated pre-title engraved by R. Scott and dated 1806. Volumes 1-3 are dated 1806 & Volume 4 dated 1807. Vol I: Frontis portrait of Fielding engraved by R. Scott from an original by Hogarth. illus pre-title drawn by J. Burnett, xli + 342pp; Vol II: illus pre-title drawn by J. Thomson, viii + 328pp; Vol III: illus pre-title drawn by J. Burnett, xii + 345pp; Vol IV: illus pre-title drawn by J. Burnett, viii + 279pp. Printed by Thomas Turnbull, Printer, Edinburgh. Rough blue boards as published with linen spine & handwritten paper labels (these would have then been bound by the purchaser to match their library). Spine & boards discoloured & rubbed, pages faintly browned with infrequent spotting, small dampstain top of pre-title in vol 3, dusty round the edges, good. Scarce edition. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 006013

Buchbeschreibung: London - W. Strahan, J. Rivington and Sons, et al, 1782. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Very Good. A late eighteenth century edition of Tom Jones in a full calf binding that looks smart on the shelf. With engraved frontispieces. Complete in Four Volumes. Tom Jones is considered a work that established the tradition of the comic novel in English -ODNB. Condition: In a full calf binding, recently rebacked, with the original boards. Externally, some shelfwear to the original boards. The inner hinges have been reinforced. Internally, firmly bound, with some foxing prominent tothe first and last few pages, and the occasional spot or mark elsewhere. Overall: VERY GOOD. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 013667

Buchbeschreibung: LONDON, MILLAR, 1768, 1768. Hardcover. 4 VOLS; FULL GILT STAMPED BROWN CALF EARLY EDITION VERY GOOD-FINE. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 2374

Buchbeschreibung: London: Strahan, 1780. 4 volumes, 12mo (20 x 12.5 cm), copper-engraved frontispieces to each volume; contemporary speckled calf gilt, boards framed with double blind roll, flat spines in seven compartments, red and olive morocco labels, gilt dividers, red speckled edges, some edgewear, corner crushed, still a pretty set. A very pleasing eighteenth century set, in contemporary bindings. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 71660

Buchbeschreibung: Edinburgh: printed by and for J. Sibbald. 1791, 1791. xix, [1], 280pp; xi, [1], 350pp; vii, [1], 316pp, 12 etched plates by Thomas Rowlandson. 8vo. Tear in margin of one plate not affecting image. Full contemp. calf, roll tool gilt borders, gilt dec. spines, red & black gilt labels; three joints cracked but firm, some sl. rubbing to gilt on spines. With attractive engr. bookplate of John Thomas Stanley, Esq., of Alderley. A v.g. clean set. ESTC T133830, 4 copies in the U.K., and 4 in North America. 'Rowlandson's free and easy way of life and robust nature made him a congenial illustrator of the English novelists of the age. The Vicar of Wakefield was once cited as his best book in this line because of its lack of 'coarseness,' but Tom Jones is a far more typical effort. He also turned his hand to Joseph Andrews, Humphry Clinker, Peregrine Pickle, Roderick Random, and A Sentimental Journey.' (Ray, The Illustrator and the Book in England.). Buchnummer des Verkäufers 42744

Buchbeschreibung: Printed for A. Millar, over-against Catherine-street in the Strand [London], 1750. Full Leather. Buchzustand: Very Good. Four volumes, 12mo (borderline 16mo at exactly 6 3/4"), calf, probably rebacked (matched to original boards) with 5 raised bands and debossed gilt titling to spines. 304, 330, 288, 347 pp. Fits descr. of 1749 edition but has MDCCL [1750] on the title page. Rear endpaper of v.1 appears replaced; others period laid paper. Aside from some age-toning and occasional light foxing, light bumping and minor chipping to the corner edges, an exceptionally clean and handsome set. Leather is supple, not dried out. Other photos available upon request. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 00451v

Buchbeschreibung: The Modern Library, New York, 1940. Hardcover. First Modern Library Giant edition. Introduction by George Sherburn. Boards a bit mottled, presentable, but good only, without dustwrapper. Although not marked as such, this copy is from the library of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Peter Taylor and his wife, the National Book Award-nominated poet Eleanor Ross Taylor, with Peter Taylor's ownership signature, as well as the ownership signature of Taylor's first important mentor, Allen Tate. Tate succeeded in convincing Taylor, who was studying under Tate at Southerwestern at Memphis, to leave for Vanderbilt in 1936. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 366398

Buchbeschreibung: F. Collier and Son, New York, 1903. Leather. Buchzustand: Very Good Set. Illustrated (illustrator). Octavo, Gilt lettered and decorated spines. Marbled paper covered boards and marbled endpapers. Top edges are gilt. Minor chips on a few spine ends. Includes: History of Tom Jones; Amelia; Adventures of Joseph Andrews; Life of Late Mr. Jonathan Wild; and Miscellaneous Writings. Henry Fielding ( Sharpham, 22 April 1707 - near Lisbon, 8 October 1754) was an English novelist and dramatist known for his rich earthy humour and satirical prowess, and as the author of the novel Tom Jones. Aside from his literary achievements, he has a significant place in the history of law-enforcement, having founded (with his half-brother John) what some have called London' s first police force, the Bow Street Runners, using his authority as a magistrate. Fielding never stopped writing political satire and satires of current arts and letters. Fielding took to writing novels in 1741 and his first major success was Shamela, an anonymous parody of Richardson's melodramatic novel. It is a satire that follows the model of the famous Tory satirists of the previous generation (Jonathan Swift and John Gay, in particular). He followed this up with Joseph Andrews (1742), an original work supposedly dealing with Pamela's brother, Joseph.[3] Although begun as a parody, this work developed into an accomplished novel in its own right and is considered to mark Fielding's debut as a serious novelist. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 025135

Buchbeschreibung: J. Sibbald,, Edinburgh:, 1791. Hard Cover. Thomas Rowlandson. (illustrator). Contemporary full calf with red morocco titles and black number labels [number label for volume 2 is lacking; only the impression remains]; bindings have discreet archival hinge repair and tightening; all 12 Rowlandson engravings are present; a nice, presentable copy. Very Good binding. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 215707

Buchbeschreibung: J. Sibbald, Edinburgh, 1791. Full-Leather. Buchzustand: Very Good. Rowlandson, Thomas (illustrator). 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Three octavo volumes, full calf, twelve etched plates by Thomas Rowlandson, some offset to plates and scattered foxing, all text readable, bindings are tight, text blocks solid, five raised bands, red title labels and black author and volume labels in tact, gilt date at tail of spines. Collation: Volume I: xix, [1], 280 pp., plates at pages 7, 55, 187, 215; Volume II: xi, [1], 350 pp., plates at pages 64, 164, 172, 243; Volume III: vii, [1], 316 pp., plates at pages 6, 50, 62, 121. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 000567

Buchbeschreibung: Paisley: Printed and sold by Alex Weir., 1775. 3 volumes. 12mo (in 6s), 172 x 109 mms., pp. xv [xvi blank], 271 [272 blank]; viii, 343 [344 blank]; vi, 300, contemporary sheepskin, spine gilt in compartments, red leather labels; spines dried and rubbed, tops and bases of spines very slightly chipped, front joint slightly cracked most noticeably on volume 3. With the inscription "Thos. Rippon/ Low Mill/ 1782." on the top margin of each title-page. Rippon is unlikely to be Thomas Rippon (1760 - 1835), the chief cashier of the Bank of England, and younger brother of John Rippon (1751 - 1836), Particular Baptist minister and hymnologist. Low Mill is in Yorkshire, and Rippon was born in Tiverton (Devon), so he would have had to be in Yorkshire for some unknown reason in 1782. ESTC T165664 locates copies in NLS; New York Public, and Yale. There is also a copy in the BL. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 6798

Buchbeschreibung: A. Millar, 1749. Hardcover. Buchzustand: Fair. 1st Edition. A complete set of the First (Four Volume) Edition of Henry Fielding's classic tale - possibly retaining the original calf leather boards but with replacement brown leather spines and endpapers. Originally published in 1749 in six volumes with this four volume edition issued later the same year. Ex-Leyton Reference Library but originally owned by the Leyton Literary Club with their stamps and a neat hand-written notation in antique script on the Title Pages and on a couple of other early pages (Volumes 1 & 2 also carry a neat antique presentation inscription on the blank page following the front free endpapers). Book Conditions (All Volumes) - Fair to Fair Minus: Hardback, 16mo (approx 6.5 inches / 17 cm tall), xx + 304; viii + 330; x + 288 and xii + 347 pages (all pages confirmed present - a very small number of pages in each volume are incorrectly numbered). Moderate to significant general wear and rubbing to the brown leather boards and spines (five raised bands on spines, some cracking of hinge leathers - most notably to Volume 1 which has a 2 inch / 5.5cm split to the top half of the rear board and a half inch / 1cm split to the bottom of the front board but all boards firmly attached, very small amounts of underlying boards exposed at some corner tips with some top corners professionally repaired), all red leather spine labels present - some light cracking / rubbing but gilt lettering clear and bright (gilt library numbers at base of spine neatly updated in white ink), endpaper hinges mostly split but text blocks firm with no loose pages, no previous ownership inscriptions but "Withdrawn" library plate on all front pastedowns and further circular library stamps at the top of the Title Pages and the first text page and on each volume's last page of text, there are also further large square library stamps on the plain reverse of each Title Page and a final library plate on the rear free endpaper of Volumes 1 to 3 - Volume 1's plate partially removed, occasional paper wear with very occasional loss to corner tips and some small paper edge chips, areas of lighter printing to a couple pages in Volume 3 (text still legible), 1.5 inch / 4cm horizontal closed tear to the top portion of the text in Volume 1 page 77-8 (almost no loss of text on page 78 but a misprinting on page 79 adjoining the tear has lost a small amount of the text from the start of five lines), one inch / 2cm circular hole to the text in Volume 1 page 157-8 with some of the missing text stuck to the adjoining part of page 156 and obscuring a small amount of text (photographs available), one inch / 2.5cm tear to the text in Volume 2 page 203-4 with a very small amount of text loss, 1.5 inch / 3.5cm vertical inner margin tear to Volume 3 page 183-4 (no loss of text), moderate to significant internal foxing / soiling (sometimes heavy), untidy earlier repair with paper tape to the plain reverse of the last page of text and adjoining rear free endpaper in Volume 4, overall an obviously well read mid-18th Century set of this English literary classic still in a very easily readable condition. No dust jackets. Additional high resolution large format photographs are available for this set - please click the 'Bookseller and Payment Information' link below for more details on how to contact us. Total weight with packaging just over 1.3 kg. A heavy set of books - our asking price includes an allowance for additional p&p so UK delivery will be as per our standard rates. However please note additional overseas postage charges will apply, please contact us to confirm the cost of delivery to your address. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 4168

Buchbeschreibung: Strahan, J Rivington & Sons, London, 1773. Half Blue Leather. Buchzustand: Good and Sound. 12mo. Half blue leather over marbled boards. 4 volumes. Spine gilt. Each volume with engraved frontispiece. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 024093

Buchbeschreibung: Didot, Paris, 1780. In-8°; 4 voll. piena pelle con fregi e titolo in oro al dorso. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 1051

Buchbeschreibung: A. Millar, 1750. Buchzustand: Very Good. USED Printed for A. Millar, [London], 1750. Full Leather. Book Condition: Very Good. Four volumes, 12mo , calf, rebacked . 304, 330, 288, 347 pp. Fits descr. of 1749 edition but has MDCCL [1750] on the title page. owners stamp in front. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 78835