hudibras first part written time von samuel butler (17 Ergebnisse)

Half-Leather. Zustand: Very Good. 3 parts in 1 volume, lacks all plates, the imprint of part 2 reads: "printed for R. Chiswel, G. Sawbridge; R. Wellington, and G. Wells", and that of part 3: "printed for Thomas Horne", [ii] [xv] [i] 198; [ii] 3-167 [1]; [ii] 3-207 [i.e. 226]pp (pages 225-226 of part three mispaginated 269 and 207; page 131 numbered 113), 19th century half red morocco with blue cloth covered boards (rubbed and stained, joints cracked internally), preliminaries (including title) and first few pages of part 1 heavily browned, some light browning elsewhere, small ownership stamp on title of part 1, a few small ink stains in part 1, 8vo (11x18.54cm).

Piel De Época. Zustand: Pobre. Frontis con el retrato del autor - portada a dos tintas - 2 hojas - XII pp. - 199 pp. y 7 láminas, una de ellas plegada = 167 pp. y 5 láminas, una de ellas plegada = y = 226 pp. 5 5 láminas = Y páginas de índex. Encuadernación de época con la lomera cansada. 13 x 8 cm.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Frontispiece, 199p, 167p, 226, [2], 393-410p, [18]. Contemporary calf. 17 plates including the frontispiece and foldout plates. From the Library of the 18th century Italian scholar and archaeologist, Giovanni Paolo Ricolvi (1712-1748) with his bookplate on the inside front board. Lower edges of the first thirty leaves worn touching a few letters.Scattered marginal foxing and occasional stains. Old repairs to the foldout plates. Contemporary notes on the front and rear blanks. Corners bumped. A fair to good copy with an interesting Italian provenance.

Zustand: Very Good. Corrected edition. Hardback. 3 vols bound in one. Octavo. (xv), 198; 165; 224pp. Bound in contemporary full leather with gilt to leather spine label. Covers somewhat rubbed and worn with slight splitting and chipping to spine, otherwise very good.

Cloth. Zustand: Good Only. None (illustrator). A late seventeenth century edition of Samuel Butler's mock-heroic satirical poem 'Hudibras'. Part I lacks title page. This work was first published in three parts between 1663 and 1678.Corrected and amended 'with additions', present here are all three parts of the work. With title pages to parts II and III only.The first part lacks the title page, and so the variant (whether printed for Herringman or Sackett) is not specified.The second part, with pagination continuous from the first part, has the 1693 imprint of Chiswell, Sawbridge, Bentley, and Wells.The third part, with separate pagination, has the 1694 imprint of Thomas Horne.The poem tells the story of Sir Hudibras, a knight who is a fanatic for the Cromwellian cause, and his squire, Ralpho. The narrative follows their adventures as they try to impose their strict moral and religious values on the people around them, often with disastrous and comical results.Written in a mock-heroic style, Butler's poem is a critique of the Puritanism that was prevalent in England during the mid-seventeenth century.Rebound, with endpapers renewed. With the inscription of Fred Vernon to the front free endpaper. Crossed out ink inscription to head of first leaf.ESTC R036316/R8021With the collation A2-8, B-2C8, A-P8, Q7. Lacking leaves A1, and Q8. Q8 is a blank, where A1 should be the title page to the first par. Rebound in cloth, with endpapers renewed. Externally, excellent. Inscription to front free endpaper. Internally, firmly bound. Lacking leaf A1, the title page to the first part. Crossed out contemporary inscription to head of A2. Lacking leaf Q8, the final blank. Pages age toned due to paper type, with spotting and handling marks throughout. Marginal pencil and ink notations throughout. Good Only. book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. [2], 221, [3], 223-412, [2], 254 pp. Although there is a separate title to the second part, it is paginated and signed continuously with the first part, as the first and second parts clearly were issued together as one work. Part 3 has separate pagination and register and may also have been issued separately. All parts bound together in original full calf, raised bands., with new label. Bottom corner of A4 torn away as is top outer corner of penultimate blank, otherwise a very good clean copy. (see Wing, 2nd ed., 1994), B6304 & B6317A. (ESTC on-line notes 6 copies of the first two parts in the UK and 7 in the US; but identifies only one copy in the UK of the Third and Last Part.

Leather. Zustand: VG-. 224 pages in good condition. Pages are stained throughout, but very readable. Brown leather with gilt titles and decoration on the spine. Five raised bands. Spine is a little rubbed. Corners and edges rubbed. Binding good and tight. VG-. Book.

Corrected Edition. Poor copy in full leather. Front and back boards both detached but present. Spine bands worn. Pages tanned but text remains in fine condition. Provenance: The Brother Julian F.S.C. Collection bookplate. Physical description: 4, 128 pages. Subjects: English poetry; Early works to 1800. Satire, English; Early works to 1800. Verse satire, English; Early works to 1800. 1 Kg.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Three parts in one volume, each with a separate title page and imprint. The first two parts are paginated continuously; part three has a separate pagination. Octavo. pp. [2] 1-221 [3] 223-412, [2] 1-254. Part one: London, Printed by T.N. for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold by T. Basset at the George in Fleetstreet, 1684; Part two: London: Printed by T.H. for T. Sawbridge in Little-Britain, R. Bentley in Russel-street in Covent-Garden, and G. Wells in St. Pauls Church-yard; Part three: London, Printed for Robert Horne, and are to be sold by Tho. Basset at the George in Fleet-street. 1684. Bound in contemporary mottled calf. Engraved armorial bookplate of William Yaldwyn, Esq. on front pastedown. With Yaldwyn's name written in ink on the back free endpaper, and a near contemporary small owner's name in ink on front free endpaper. Rubbing and wear to the edges of the boards and corners, shallow loss to the head and tail of backstrip, about very good. An attractive copy of the first collected edition of Samuel Butler's classic polemic. *ESTC* R12308 and R223861; *Wing* B6319.

Corrected Edition. Poor copy in full leather. Front and back boards both detached but present. Spine bands worn. Pages tanned but text remains in fine condition. Provenance: The Brother Julian F.S.C. Collection bookplate. Physical description: 4, 128 pages. Subjects: English poetry; Early works to 1800. Satire, English; Early works to 1800. Verse satire, English; Early works to 1800. 1 Kg.

Zustand: Buono (Good). 0. 3 parti in 1 volume In-16° (mm 188x112), Pagine [18], 198 (ma 196) per mancanza delle pagine 173-174; Pagine 167,[1]; Pagine segnate per errore 207 (ma 226), manca l'ultima carta bianca e il Ritratto dell'autore al principio. L'opera contiene in totale 15 graziose incisioni fuori testo. Legatura in mezza pergamena moderna con piatti in cartone marmorizzato. Esemplare con gore d'acqua nella parte finale e tracce d'uso. Hudibras is a mock heroic narrative poem from the 17th century written by Samuel Butler. The work is a satirical polemic upon Roundheads, Puritans, Presbyterians and many of the other factions involved in the English Civil War. The work was begun, according to the title page, during the civil war and published in three parts in 1663, 1664 and 1678, with the first edition encompassing all three parts in 1684. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. London: Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringman (Part I); Printed by T. H. for T. Sawbrudge, R. Bentley and G. Wells (Part II); Printed for Robert Horne (Part III), 1684 First Edition Thus. This is the first edition with the three parts published together; originally published in 1663 (Part I), 1664 (Part II) and 1678 (Part III). Recently rebound in full leather with gilt titles to a dark brown calf label, text block tight and intact, pages tanned with some minor foxing. Hole to the margin of page 19/20 of Part III without loss to the text. Part I 1-221, [1]pp; Part II 223-412pp; Part III 254pp. Hudibras is a vigorous satirical poem, written in a mock-heroic style by Samuel Butler (16131680), and first published in three parts in 1663, 1664 and 1678. The action is set in the last years of the Interregnum, around 165860, immediately before the restoration of Charles II as king in May 1660. The story shows Hudibras, a knight and colonel in the Parliamentary army, being regularly defeated, sometimes by the skills and courage of women, and ends with a witty and detailed declaration that women are superior to men. Provenance: no bookplates or signatures. Approximately 7 inches tall. Condition Report Externally Spine very good condition gilt titles and decoration to gilt lined label, gilt lined raised bands to plain compartments. Joints very good condition. Corners very good condition. Boards very good condition blind stamped tooling. Page edges good condition all red, top edges slightly darkened. See above and photos. Internally Hinges very good condition sound and strong. Paste downs very good condition new paste downs. End papers good condition tanned end papers. Title good condition lightly tanned, minor foxing. Pages good condition tanning and foxing, hole to the margin of page 19/20 of Part III without loss to the text. Binding good condition attractive. See photos. Publisher: see above. Publication Date: 1684 Binding: Hardback.

8vo. First edition, first issue, a large paper copy. 8vo. The first and second part of Hudibras were first printed in 1663; the third part first appeared in 1678. The three parts were not issued together until 1684, then again in 1689'. Grolier English 32 (FIRST PART); Hayward 113; Wing B6300, B6309, B6313 Original contemporary brown sheep, laid into a brown cloth drop box, hinge split. With the Seth Sprague and Ward E. Terry Bookplates First edition, first issue, a large paper copy.

Three parts bound in one volume. First illustrated edition, earliest issue with all titlepages dated 1709 and no mention of the "illustrations." 8vo., full contemporary calf, this copy has been professionally rebacked with the spine laid down, the upper board has been replaced in calf and style after the period, (probably done in the late 19th century), (18) 1-198; (1)-167, (168 blank), (1)-207 (ie. 226). With nineteen illustrations. Some scattered light foxing, rebacked with upper board replaced (noted above), some rubbing and light wear, but certainly a very good copy of this uncommon issue. B1 in Part 1 appears to be a cancel, between two stubs, the catchword on A8 corresponds to the first word in the second line on B1. This corresponded to three other copies that we checked.

18mo [13.5x8cm]. 3 volumes in one, with separate title-page for each part. pp[vi] xii 199. 167. 226. printer's advert leaf. 16 engraved plates [lacking the portrait frontispiece and probably two other plates, including the folding plate in part one, and only half of the folding plate in part two is present]. some foxing and browning throughout, but not severe.in a later half tan calf binding.[please see our storefront page for shipping information].

Zustand: Acceptable. John Baker London 1710 original leather boards. raised bands on spine. boards are shelf worn. front board to frontispiece detached but presen. light foxing to pages.

Together 3 vols. 12mo. Some browning, With armorial ink stamp of HCC to pastedowns, contemporary calf with blind fillet border to boards, minor wear, rebacked with much of original blind tooled spines laid down, gilt lettered spines. US$446.