THE CAMPAIGN: A Poem (1713); ROSAMOND: An Opera (1713); HENRY THE SECOND, KING OF ENGLAND with The Death of Rosamond: A Tragedy (1720); THE SUCCESSFUL STRANGERS: A Tragi-Comedy (1719); THE WILD GALLANT: A Comedy (1735); THE SIEGE or LOVE'S CONVERT: A Tragi-Comedy (1651) 1 POEM AND 5 PLAYS BOUND IN 1 VOLUME

Published by London Jacob Tonson; J. Tonson; G. Strahan and W. Mears; G. Strahan and W. Mears; J. Tonson; Humphrey Moseley 1713; 1713; 1720; 1719; 1735; 1651

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Seller: Chaucer Bookshop ABA ILAB, Canterbury, United KingdomChaucer Bookshop ABA ILAB

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12mo. (approx. 16.7 x 9.6cm) hardback in original 18th Century full calf, raised bands, gilt rules and number 5 to spine, and gilt rules to boards. [4], 19pp., with engraved frontispiece; [2], pages numbered 25-74, with engraved frontispiece; [12], pages numbered 421-491; [16], pages numbered 97-176 including 2pp. Epilogue; 82pp., plus 2pp. Epilogue, with engraved frontispiece; [6], pages numbered 97-180. Cast Lists to second and third plays. Contemporary ink initials to ffep. The last play (Cartwright 1651) has occasional contemporary handwritten ink notes (and decorative scrolls) throughout, some illegible. It has also been trimmed rather tight to top and foredge with slight loss to top word of title page and to some of the handwritten notes at the foredge. Occasional light foxing and browning to pages, particularly second and fourth plays. Some light wear and rubbing to spine and boards with small areas of scuffing to top surface of calf at lower edge (please see photos). Overall a Good+ Copy. This is one volume of a large collection of uniformly bound mainly 18th century collections of plays (generally 4 or 5 per volume) from the collection of the Vaughan Jenkins family of the Manor of Priston in Somerset. They were mostly bought at the time of publication in London (c.1713 - 1765, but some as early as 1655) and uniformly bound. Many of the volumes have the initials MCJ (Mary Caroline Jenkins, 1731-1790) or ED (Elizabeth Davis, nee Jenkins, 1736-1810) who were the daughters of Elizabeth Jenkins (1712-1766) and William Jenkins (1688-1774), who became Lord of the Manor of Priston in 1757 when the family moved from London. These books all remained at Priston until being inherited by the uncle of the vendor of the collection. (Shelf 4) PLEASE NOTE: Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.** Pictures available upon request.** Visit our homepage for our shop opening hours. Over 20,000 books in stock - come and browse. PayPal, credit and most debit cards welcome. Books posted worldwide. For any queries please contact us direct.…

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Title
THE CAMPAIGN: A Poem (1713); ROSAMOND: An Opera (1713); HENRY THE SECOND, KING OF ENGLAND with The Death of Rosamond: A Tragedy (1720); THE SUCCESSFUL STRANGERS: A Tragi-Comedy (1719); THE WILD GALLANT: A Comedy (1735); THE SIEGE or LOVE'S CONVERT: A Tragi-Comedy (1651) 1 POEM AND 5 PLAYS BOUND IN 1 VOLUME
Author
ADDISON, Mr.; [Joseph ADDISON and Thomas CLAYTON]; Will. MOUNTFORT; William MOUNTFORT; Mr. DRYDEN; Mr. William CARTWRIGHT
Publisher
London Jacob Tonson; J. Tonson; G. Strahan and W. Mears; G. Strahan and W. Mears; J. Tonson; Humphrey Moseley 1713; 1713; 1720; 1719; 1735; 1651
Binding
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Chaucer Bookshop ABA ILAB

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Canterbury is close to London (about 1 1/2 hours by train) and only 30 minutes drive from the Channel Tunnel. The Chaucer Bookshop is situated in a beautiful 18th Century building inside Canterbury's city walls. The building was originally one house but was established as a bookshop in 1956. The adjoining property was also later acquired and the bookshop greatly extended. Amongst the wide range of books (on 2 floors) you will find art, architecture, history, English literature, topography, travel, food and wine, railways and many more. We have a variety of original prints and maps for sale and a selection of modern First Editions and fine bindings. We also stock a comprehensive range of Fine Art greetings cards and wrapping paper. Please visit our webpage for our shop opening hours. …

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Chaucer Bookshop ABA ILAB

The Chaucer Bookshop, 6 - 7 Beer Cart Lane
Canterbury, United Kingdom CT1 2NY