Item 10471The Gentleman's Magazine for December 1778
London: D. Henry, 1778. 563-608p. Disbound. Articles include 'Remarks on Mr. Pope's epitaph examined". "The utility of general inoculation discussed". Internally clean.
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Item 10468The Gentleman's Magazine For October 1780
London: D. Henry, 1780. [1], 99-148p Disbound. One foldout plate. Articles include among others "Observations on the Hieroglyphic language" Small rubber stamp of Oxford Library in purple on the first text leaf and on the rear of the plate. An occasional spot otherwise internally clean.
Item 10470The Gentleman's Magazine For the year 1779
London: D. Henry, 1779. 108-160p.Disbound. Articles includes Dr. Goldsmith's birth-place ascertained", "A passage of Milton illustrated" and others. Top corner cut. Not affecting the text.
Item 10460The Present State of Europe: or, the Historical and Monthly Mercury For the Month of July, 1694 Vol V
London: Henry Rhodes at the Star, 1694. 213-245p. Disbound. The publication with curious reflections upon every state in Europe began in 1690 and stayed active in print until 1738. Paper evenly browned. An early issue. Scarce.
Item 7511Le Courrier des Etats-Unis vol ix,
New York: 1837. No Binding. 4p, An American Bonapartist newspaper founded in 1828 by Felix Lacoste and Napoleon's older brother, Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844). A little spotted with a vertical fold otherwise internally clean. The Courrier was the most well-known french language paper in North America and according to Wikipedia 11,000.....
Item 7503The St. James's Magazine and United Empire Review
London: W. Kent & Co. Hardcover. 2 volumes. iv, 668p; 668p. Contemporary half calf over marbled boards and gilt ruled spines. The volumes covers April thru September 1875 and October thru March 1876. A monthly journal published between April 1861 and January 1882. Small binders ticket on the inside front.....
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