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[title continued]: King Henry the Third's reign. Deduced from publick records, antient historians, and other authorities by William Dugdale Noroy King of Arms. Published 1675-1676. First edition.Titles of volumes 1 & 2 in red & black, to volume 3 in black only. 5 genealogiical tables as called for. Three volumes bound in one. Folio (14 7/8 x 9 1/2 x 3 1/4 inches). Pages: [12] 1-790, [2]; [8] 1-191:195-488, [4]. The pagination of volumes ! & 2 is continuous. Contemporary full calf attractively and well re-backed, the spine ruled in gilt at raised bands and with burgundy lettering piece. Unusually with riveted brass corners. With the near contemporary engraved armorial bookplate of "Mr Ambrose Holbeck of Mollington in the County of Warwick 1702". Weight 5.070 kg.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Presumed first edition. Vol I: iv, 454; Vol II: [vi], (iii-)480; Vol III: (vi), (3-)500; Vol IV: (viii), 624. With the folding map and 64 of the 66 plates called for. All the 14 folding plates are present, although several of these have some staining, soiling, false folds, or repairs, and the map and Vol I title have some staining. The other plates are mostly clean and good, as is the text. Some page edges in Vol I have old worm holes. The plates absent from Vol III are the portraits of Hyder Ali and the Prince of Saxe Cobourg. Firm, 216x136mm, in contemporary half calf, spines with red labels and ruled gilt braid, refurbished, with worn marbled boards with vellum corners. [EXTRA Heavy Item].

Hardcover. Condición: Befriedigend. Recueil des Ports et Rades de la Mediterranee. Neouvelle edition, 1833; Roux-Allezard. Engraved title page and 170 engaved maps (some lightly spotted). With 2 letterpress pp. of index at the end. Contemprary calf. Pocket-size atlas of the principal harbour installations and bays of the Mediterranean, many of which at the time were still in Ottoman possession. They include numerous ports on the Barbary Coast (Tanger, Oran, Algiers, Tunis, Monastir, Sfax, Tripoli, Bengasi, Essaouira), the Greek islands, and the Eastern coast of the Mediterranean (Beirut, Tyre). - Binding slightly rubbed; spotted, some annotations. Complete work, still in good condition.

Printed broadside, 11 3/4 x 8 1/4 inches. Pennsylvania and New-Jersey Quakers are urged to stay true to the crown, in part: "The Divine Principle of grace and truth which we profess, leads all who attend to its dictates, to demean themselves as peaceable subjects, and to discountenance and avoid every measure tending to excite disaffection to the king, as supreme magistrate, or to the legal authority of his government; to which purpose many of the late political writings and addresses to the people appearing to be calculated, we are led by a sense of duty to declare our entire disapprobation of them." Pemberton (1723-1809), Philadelphia Quaker merchant, a founder of the Pennsylvania Hospital, and a member of the Pennsylvania Abolition Society, was sent as an exile to Virginia in 1777, when he was accused of disloyalty for not joining the military." Sabin 94928: "Against any requisitions inconsistent with their religious principles, and the fidelity owed to the king." Evans 14052. Hildebrun 3293. ESCT WO28039. OCLC locates nine copies (Huntington, Clements, New York Public, Yale, American Antiquarian Society, Harvard, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania State Library, Leeds). Uncommon in trade, two copies have sold at auction in the past 40 years (ABPC, 1976-2016). Very good. Somewhat wrinkled, three folds (two professionally repaired on verso, affecting several letters). (9830).