Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards

Date:
1937
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/5/46
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE EAST BEFORE 1750—continued. 103 History of the Turks, describing the Rise and Rutn of their First Empire in PERSIA, portratt, 8vo., calf, 1683 9s 104 [Holles (Denzil, Lord)] The Granp QUESTION concerning the JUDICATURE of the Housz of PrErs stated and argued, and the Case of Thomas Skinner, Merchant, complaining of the East India Company, sm. 8vo., contemporary calf, 1669. In 1657 Thomas Skinner, a London merchant, sent a ship on a trading voyage to the Indies. ‘The agents of the East India Company at Jambi [Sumatra] seized his ship and goods for a debt owed to the Company by Frederick Skinner for whom they alleged Thomas Skinner was ios: 105 Hottinger (J. H.) Hisrorra Orientauis ... de Muhammedismo. . Saracenismo . . . de Chaldaismo, etc., sm. 4to., vellum, Zurich, 1651 £1 10s 106 Humayun.—The Trezkereu al VaKrat, or Private Memoirs of the Moghul Emperor Humayun, trans. by Major C. Stewart, portrazt, 4to., cl., Oriental Translation Fund, 1832 £2 107 Ibn Batuta, TRAvets of, trans., with Notes illustrative of the History, Geography, Botany, Antiquities, &c., occurring throughout the Work, by the Rev. 8. Lee, 4to., wrapper, Oriental Translation Fund, 1829 £4 Barbary, SENG Persia, Arabia, Tartary, Hindustan, Ceylon, Java, China, Egypt and Sudan. 108 Ides (Everard Ysbrantes) Turree YreArs’ TRAVELS from Moscow overland to Cuina, with Descriptions of China by a Chinese Author (Dionysius Kao), trans. from the Dutch of Witzen, with numerous plates, sm. 4to., calf (back worn, lacks map), 1706 £1 10s 109 Ingram (Bruce S., Hdztor) TurEer SEA JouRNALS of StuaRT Timgs, 16 allusés., including 4 colour plates, roy. 8vo., cl., 1936 £1 10s I.—Diary of Captain Dawtrey Cooper II.—Journals of Jeremy Roch IIt.—Diary of Francis Roger, London merchant, kept on his voyages to the East Indies, the West Indies, and elsewhere, 1703-04. The edition is limited to 400 copies. 110 Jahangueir (Emperor) Memorrs, trans. by Major D. Price, 4to., wrapper, Oriental Translation Fund, 1829 £1 10s 111 Japan.—Brevis JAPpANIAE INsULAE DEscRIPTIO . . . a Patribus Societatis Jesu nuper gestarum, succincta narratio, woodcut device on title, 12mo., vellum, Colonitae Agrippinae, 1582 #14 Contains,a letter from Father Luigi Frois from Japan, 1577, 61 pages ; Letter from Father Joannes Franciscus Stephanus from Macao, 1577, 4 pages; Letter from Father Franciscus Cabralis, 1577, 11 pages, &c. SCARCE, IMPORTANT, EARLY ACCOUNT OF JAPAN. 112 Jesuits.—Epiryine and Curious Lerrrrs of some MissionErs of the Soctety of Jesus from ForEIGN Missrons, sm. 8vo., contemporary calf, 1707 £11s Sonn from India, China and Cochin China from Fathers Arlet, Bouchet, Pelisson, Tachard, and otners. 113 Jourdain (John) Jovurnat, 1608-17, describing his Experiences in Arabia, India and the Malay Archipelago, edited by William Foster, 4 maps, 8vo., cl., Hakluyt Society, 1905 10s 114 Jovius (Paulus) Turcicarnum rerum Commenrarius... Origo Turcici Imperii: Viti omnium Turcicorum Imperatorum, etc., Antwerp, 1538—Cepio Dalmatta (Cor.) De Petri Mocenici Imperatoris Gestis, Basle, 1544—bound in one vol, 12mo., calf * £2 115 Khan (S. A.) Axexio-PortucusEse. NeGoriaTions relating to BomBay, 1660- 77, 8vo., cl., 1922 7s 116 The East Inp1a TRADE in the XVIIT# Cenrvry, in its Political and Economic Aspects, 8vo., cl., 1923 7s
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