Addison: Spectator

1767 Joseph Addison The Spectator English Literature Enlightenment Philosophy 8v ‘The Spectator’ was a daily periodical in the early 18th-century England designed to provide humor, satire, wit, an

Addison & Steele, The Spectator London: F. J. Quinby & Co., 1901, "Edition de Magnifique", number 1 of 10, complete in eight volumes, in full red morocco, the boards with gilt rinceau panel and fillet

1860 The Spectator Joseph Addison 1710 John Dryden Alexander Pope 4v FINE SET The Spectator was a daily periodical in the early 18th-century England designed to provide humor, satire, wit, and moralit

Heading: Author: Addison, Joseph and Richard Steele, et al Title: The Spectator; with Illustrative Notes Place Published: London Publisher:H.D. Symonds, et al Date Published: 1801 Desc

Heading: (Fine Bindings) Author: "Spectator, The" [Addison, Steele, etc.] Title: Sir Roger de Coverley Place Published: London Publisher:Longman, Green and Longmans Date Published: 1850

Title: 1776 The Spectator Eight Volume Set Additional Information: "The Spectator", by Addison Steele, printed at Edinburgh in 1776 [No Publuisher listed]. Complete eight volume set, each volume with

Five Limited Editions Club books to include "The Spectator" by Addison, 1970; "Camille" by Dumas, 1937; "Far Away and Long Ago" by Hudson, 1943; First Edition of "Mantissa" by Fowles, 1982; and "Of Na

Two Staffordshire Busts. Depicting Prime Minister William Pitt and Joseph Addison, publisher of 'The Spectator' Pitt height: 8.5"

"Book I. 1733 ""The Spectator"" The Eleventh Edition. Vol. VIII. and Laft. Book II. 1882. ""Addison. Selections from Addison's Papers contributed to The Spectator"". Book III. ca.1900. ""Readings from

The Spectator, (8) Vols., 1710-1714, [Addison & Steele], printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, leather bindings, frontispiece engravings, 7.25"h x 4.56"w

Complete 1755 edition of the British publication "The Spectator", originally published by Joseph Addison and Sir Richard Steele from 1711-1712. This edition of eight volumes printed for J. and R. Tons

The Universal Spectator, and Weekly Journal. Saturday, October 6, 1733. 14.5" x 10". 4 pp. ************* Includes a brief account of "about 50 more poor Men, Women and Children" as well as "several mo

[Literature] (Addison, Joseph, and Richard Steele, et al.) The Spectator London: C. Whittingham for John Sharpe, 1803. In eight volumes. From The British Classics series. 12mo. Illustrated with an eng

Heading: Author: [Addison, Joseph and Richard Steele, editors] Title: The Spectator Place Published: London Publisher:S. Buckley and J. Tonson Date Published: 1712-1715 Description: </

Lacking volume 8. The Spectator by various authors. J. Bumpus, London. Frontispiece portrait of Joseph Addison in volume I. Pages tight. Pencil in some margins. Even toned with few spots. Covers with

Donne, John. PSEUDO-MARTYR. WHEREIN… THIS CONCLUSION IS EVICTED. THAT THOSE WHICH ARE OF THE ROMANE RELIGION IN THIS KINGDOME, MAY AND OUGHT TO TAKE THE OATH OF ALLEGEANCE. London: W. Stansby for Wa

Late 19th to early 20th century, quarto album containing a variety of autographs and clippings mounted to leaves; also with several loose items housed in envelope mounted inside the rear cover. The wh

[THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTEYNING THE OLD TESTAMENT, AND THE NEW: NEWLY TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINALL TONGUES. London: Robert Barker, 1613. With ample margins, 16.25" x 10.5". C6, D4; A-4M6, 4N4 (wanting

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. EL INGENIOSO HIDALGO DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA. Madrid: por Don Joaquin Ibarra, 1780. 4to (11.5" x 8.75".) 4 volumes. Containing 1 engraved portrait, 4 additional engrave

Miniature circa 19th c. manuscript Koran, measuring 2.25" x 2", containing 193 leaves including 25 leaves with illuminated decorations, text throughout in combinations of brown, green, red, and blue i

Chaucer, Geoffrey. THE WORKES OF GEFFRAY CHAUCER NEWLY PRINTED, WITH DYVERS WORKES WHICHE WERE NEVER IN PRINT BEFORE. London: Thomas Petit, [ca. 1550]. 11.75" x 8". Final blank leaf wanting, 15 leaves

The Daily Press. Hongkong, 31 August, 1859. Large folio, 4 pp. ************** The Daily Press was the first newspaper in Hong Kong, beginning in 1857. The present includes a long article on the Coolie

A large archive of material from Colville Barclay, who was a British diplomat serving as charge d'affaires in Washington D.C. during WWI. The heart of this archive includes a substantial amount of sen

Andrews, H. C. THE BOTANIST'S REPOSITORY, COMPRISING COLOUR'D ENGRAVINGS OF NEW AND RARE PLANTS… BOTANICAL DESCRIPTIONS IN LATIN AND ENGLISH AFTER THE LINNAEAN SYSTEM. [London: Bensley, ca. 1803-181