William Tooke - A New and General Biographical Dictionary - 1798





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15冊英文版《A New and General Biographical Dictionary》,William Tooke 編纂,第二版,由 G. G. and J. Robinson 出版,當代大理石花紋羊皮裝訂,約7300頁。
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15卷(21x16.5厘米),每卷约400-600页。通常状况非常好。
Ex-libris with the arms of F.B. Wilder with the motto "Virtuti Moenia Cedant" in Volume 1.
Ex-libris with the arms of John Cornwall with the motto "La Vie Durant" in Volumes 2 to 15.
Full contemporary marbled calfskin, smooth ornate spine, edges painted yellow, title labels in green.
Dented corners. Covers and binding in very good condition, only volume 1 has a loose back cover.
Second edition in 15 volumes of this biographical dictionary, of which William Tooke supervised the first 5 volumes and William Beloe and Robert Nares the last 10.
Summary from the book itself:
A New and General Biographical Dictionary;
An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Nation; Particularly the British and Irish, from the Earliest Accounts of Time to the Present Period.
Their Remarkable Actions and Sufferings, Their Virtues, Parts, and Learning, Are Accurately Displayed.
With a Catalogue of Their Literary Productions.
15卷(21x16.5厘米),每卷约400-600页。通常状况非常好。
Ex-libris with the arms of F.B. Wilder with the motto "Virtuti Moenia Cedant" in Volume 1.
Ex-libris with the arms of John Cornwall with the motto "La Vie Durant" in Volumes 2 to 15.
Full contemporary marbled calfskin, smooth ornate spine, edges painted yellow, title labels in green.
Dented corners. Covers and binding in very good condition, only volume 1 has a loose back cover.
Second edition in 15 volumes of this biographical dictionary, of which William Tooke supervised the first 5 volumes and William Beloe and Robert Nares the last 10.
Summary from the book itself:
A New and General Biographical Dictionary;
An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Nation; Particularly the British and Irish, from the Earliest Accounts of Time to the Present Period.
Their Remarkable Actions and Sufferings, Their Virtues, Parts, and Learning, Are Accurately Displayed.
With a Catalogue of Their Literary Productions.

