Works of Peter Pindar John Wolcot 5 volumes 1794-1801 Leather Poetry

This is the complete Works of Peter Pindar (John Wolcot), originally envisaged as a three volume set, but eventually expanded to five volumes, the first three being published in 1794, the fourth in 17

The Works of Peter Pindar, (5) vols., 1794-1801, [John Wolcott] Printed for John Walker, Vols. I-III, 1794; IV, 1796; V, 1801; each with armorial bookplate and owner's name in ink on free front endpap

Heading: Author: Pindar, Peter [pseud. John Wolcot] Title: The Works of Peter Pindar, Esq. Place Published: London Publisher:J. Walker, et al. Date Published: 1812 Description:

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1793 Works of Peter Pindar The Lusiad Odes Epistles John Wolcot Dublin Ireland Known by his pseudonym Peter Pindar, John Wolcot was a famous English satirist who wrote a number of famous epistles and

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[Poetry] 6 vols of Clare's Poetical Works with John Clare's Letters. 2 copies bound in quarter leather of Volume I. Oxford Press, 1989. Provenance From the library of Eric Robinson, expert and editor

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Including 'Stones of Venice' vols. 1-3, 'Modern Painters' vols. 1-5, 'St Mark's Rest', 'Mornings in Florence', and 'Poetry of Architecture', New York, Merrill and Baker, 1873, in blue cloth with gilt

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The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott Volume 4 Philadelphia: R.W. Pomeroy, 1824 rebound in black leather boards with gilt stamping Size 5 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. 270 pages Very good condition Reserve: $56.00

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