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Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![905 Academy (The) Of F Complements a ‘yefim’a, ‘sronbispisce, calf, - 1670—A. Help to Discourse : or, ‘More Merriment mixt with serious Matters, old calf, 1667 —The Quakers Art of Courtship : or,-the Yea- and Nay Academy of Compliments, frontispiece backed, half oy 1737; ete.; sold not subject to return a 8vo. (4) 906 Academy (The) “of bis eats LT ae. old calf, 1705— Goodman (T.) The Experienc’d Secretary: or, citizen and country-man’s Companion, frontispiece, 1699 ; ete. .. 800. (3) 90% Addison (Lancelot) West Barbary, or, A short Narrative of the Revolutions of the- Kinggoms of Fez, and Morocco, FIRST EDITION, sheep Bot ee Se UU. Oxford, 1671 908 Alsop. Fables, with his Life in English, French and Latin. ct Newly translated [by Aphra Behn], engraved title and plates, panelled calf gilt, joints broken — ee 1687 909 Acrippa (H. C.) Or THE VANITIE AND VNCERTAINTIE OF ARTES AND SCIENCES, Englished by Ja. San. Gent. [i.e. James San- ford], FIRST EDITION (*, A-Bbb 6 w.fours, Bbb 6-blank), trtle » Kremih within type-metal border, sprinkled calf gilt, inside borders g. e. fn by Bedford, from the Huth collection, with book-label, FINE idee ‘ah? , copy | 4to. {Imprinted at London, by Henry Wykes . . . 1569 [See ILLUSTRATION. | 910 Agrippa (H. C.) Of the Vanitie ... of Artes and Sciences, half calf, 1575—Heywood (Thomas) The Exemplary Lives of Nine most Worthy Women, FIRST EDITION,. plates, vellum, 1640— Virgil. The Georgiks . . . translated into English meter [by A. Fleming], FIRST EDITION, facts fetter, calf gilt, 1589— Achilles Tatius. The Loves of Clitophon and Leucippe... Englished [by A. Hodges], calf, Oxford, 1638 ;-all wmperfect, -and sold not subject to return 4to-and 8vo. (4) 911 ALEXANDER (SIR WILLIAM, EArt ‘oF STERLING) AURORA. Con- taining the first fancies of the Author’s youth, FIRST EDITION, headline of last two leaves Cut into, calf gilt, g.e. by C. Smith Ato. R. Field for E. Blount, 1604 912 Aminadab: or, The Quaker’s Vision, frontispiece, stamp on title, 1710—Aminadab’s Declaration, Deliver’d at a General Meeting Holden upon the first day of the Last Pentecost, frontispiece, 1710—[ Hildrop (John)] A Letter to a Member of Parliament containing a Proposal ... to... Repeal certain Obsolete Statutes Commonly called The Ten Commandments, stain on title, 1738—A Letter to a Noble Lord . . . shewing That it is not, Yet, A proper Time to Repeal those Statutes, 1739— Pinchard (John) The Trial of Jane Leigh Perrot, wife of James Leigh Perrot, Esq. charged with stealing a Card of Lace, plan, Taunton [1800]—Overbury (Sir Thomas) and Joseph Strutt. An Account of Two Remarkable Trials for Murder, 1806, in 1 vol. half calf ; 8vo](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b31655038_0008.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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