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![235 236 237 239 240 24] 242 ACKERMANN. A History of the University of Cambridge, coloured engravings, including interiors, Costumes and Portraits of Founders, inserted are a few extra portraits and coloured caricatures, 2 vol. half calf, with the original pictorial boards inset, 1815 (2) ACKERMANN (R.) A HuIstToRY oF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, 2 vol. coloured plates, with the Portraits of the Founders, some ll. stained by set-off from plates, 1814 ; A History OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, 2 vol. coloured plates, with the Portraits of the Founders, some Il. stained by set-off from plates, 1815; THe History oF THE COLLEGES, 48 coloured plates, some Il. stained by set- off from plates, 1816, together 5 vol., wniformly bound in red morocco gilt, g. e. x The plate “‘ Charter-House from the Play-ground’”’ in the last mentioned item is in the first state, showing washing on the lawn, and not boys at play as in the later issues, Motritre CPB: PoQUELIN DE) CHUVRES, 6 vol. FIRST ISSUE, with the misprint ** Comteese’”’ on p. 360, vol. VI, portrait after Coypel, plates after BONCee (one loose), vignettes, calf, gilt backs Paris, 1734 White (G.) The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne FIRST EDITION, folding frontispiece, plates (a few Il. stained by set-off from plates), half russia, cracked 1787 Ker (G.) A Discouerie of the vnnatvrall and traiterovs Conspiracie of Scottisch Papists, against God, his Kirk, their natiue Cuntrie, the Kingis Majesties persone and estate ; set downe, as it was confessed and subscriuit be M. George Ker, yet remaining in Prisone, and David Grahame of Fentrie, etc., black letter, marginal notes shaved, crushed red morocco, inside dentelle border, by Riviere Edinburgh, Robert Waldegraue (1592) Beaumont (F.) and J. Fletcher. A King and No King, last leaf mended, crushed red morocco, inside dentelle border,: by Root 1676 Scotch Commissioners.. Some Papers ...to... the Parliament of England . .. concerning the disposing of His Majesties Person, first word of title shaved and some leaves slightly shaved at foot, Edinburgh, Evan T'yler, 1646; Chaloner (Thomas) An Answer to the Scotch Papers, 1646, in | vol. half calf; Papers delivered in by the [Scotch] Commissioners, half calf, Edinburgh, Kvan Tyler, 1646 (2) Haselrig (Sir Arthur) Last Will and Testament, 1661— Argyle (Marquis of) Speech upon the Scaffold (27 May,](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b31647595_0027.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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