Bibliotheca Beauclerkiana. A catalogue of the ... library of the late Honourable Topham Beauclerk, F.R.S., deceased; comprehending an excellent choice of books, to the number of upwards of thirty thousand volumes ... which will be sold by auction ... by Mr. Paterson ... April 9, 1781, and theforty-nine following days (Good Friday excepted) / [Topham Beauclerk].

  • Beauclerk, Topham, 1739-1780
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Credit: Bibliotheca Beauclerkiana. A catalogue of the ... library of the late Honourable Topham Beauclerk, F.R.S., deceased; comprehending an excellent choice of books, to the number of upwards of thirty thousand volumes ... which will be sold by auction ... by Mr. Paterson ... April 9, 1781, and theforty-nine following days (Good Friday excepted) / [Topham Beauclerk]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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