Sales catalogue 513: Maggs Bros

Date:
1928
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/70
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 513: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    2358 GOSWAY (MARIA). | AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (IN ITALIAN) TO MR. VOUNAGHE I page, 4to. Lodi, 15th October, 1826. £1 10s (Trans.) :—‘‘ Having heard that you are leaving for London, I send you four bundles of the work of Latinio, on plain paper, received this morning from him. I have given the address of your shop in London to this gentleman. ‘‘ Sir T. Lawrence and others are expecting with anxiety the things that were sent by Lord Guildford. I am sure you will do all in your power to obtain asso- ciates.’’ Etc. 2359 COULANGES (PHILIPPE EMMANUEL, MARQUIS DE, 1633-1716). Celebrated French Writer and Composer. Contemporary and friend of Madame de Sévigné. Accompanied the Duke de Chaulnes on his mission to Rome, and published an account of the Capital Conclaves of 1689 and 1601. AUTOGRAPH DOCUMENT SIGNED. I page, 4to. Paris, 20th March, 1668. £1 10s A receipt for 636 livres from the Marquis de Montataire and his wife, for a year’s arrears due to the heirs of the late Madame Turpin. 23600 GOUSIN (VICTOR, 1792-1867). French Philosopher. AUTOGRAPH ‘LETTER SIGNED (WITH INITRARS MONSIEUR SHILBERT, Lipage; “tow. (1828). £2 2s (Trans.) :—‘‘ Aristotle de Coelo, 11, 18, attributes to it the infinity of the inferior part of the earth. Simplicius in commenting on this passage, asserts that Xenophon invented this hypothesis to explain the fixity of the earth.”’ Htc. THE MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES OF LORD AND LADY BYRON. 2361 CRABBE (GEORGE, 1754-1832). Poet. AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED ‘TO His*S@ti ce yaa CRABBE. 2 pp., 4to. Trowbridge, 14th May, 1830. _ £3 18s In which he discusses the controversy over the matrimonial troubles of Lord and Lady Byron. te I have read the first Vol. of Moore’s Byron & you have probably read of the kind of controversy which it has brought & is bringing on, between Lady B. & the two Poets and Life-Writers Moore & Campbell, the latter though intimate
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