NARRATIVE OF THE SUFFERINGS AND ESCAPE OF CHARLES JACKSON

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"Late Resident at Wexford, in Ireland, Including an Account, by way of Journal, of Several Barbarous Atrocities Committed, in June, 1798, by the Irish Rebels in That Town, While It was in Their Possession, to the Greater Part of Which He was an Eye-Witness." X, 11-90 numbered pages. Bound with "THE OLD ENGLISH BARON: A GOTHIC STORY. By Clara Revee." London, Printed for Charles Dilly In The Poultry, 1791. Sixth edition. Sepia Engraved frontispiece and one plate. 193 numbered pages. Bound with "AN ELECTION BALL, IN POETICAL LETTERS FROM MR. INKLE, AT BATH, TO HIS WIFE AT GLOCESTER: WITH A POETICAL ADDRESS TO JOHN MILLER, ESQ. AT BATH-EASTON VILLA." The Second Edition (Stated), with Considerable Additions. By the Author of the New Bath Guide. Dublin, Printed by George Bonham, at No. 42, in Dame-street, For the Proprietors, 1776. 39 numbered pages. (No engravings). All pages, clean and tight in the binding. Paper foxed throughout, text very readable. Old quarter leather and paper over board, spine ends very worn, corners down to the board, external hinges showing. No names or writing on the endpapers or in the text. N° de ref. del artículo 1308435

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