1824 printing half bound in tan polished calf over marbled paper boards. Corners and spine caps are bumped. There is foxing/tanning on pages adjacent to the illustrations and on the illustrations and the text and illustrations are generally clear and unmarked. Name of a previous owner on the ffe. Text is printed in double columns. This is book one in a three volume set. Please see all images. By the 18th century Scottish philosopher and historian.

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Title: The History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688
Publisher: Jones & Company, 3,Acton Place, London
Publication Date: 1824
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Good

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Friends of the Curtis Memorial Library, based in Brunswick, Maine is a non-profit corporation that exists solely to assist the Curtis Memorial Library in its many activities, principally through fundraising by the sale of used books. Operating through a retail outlet located at 200 Maine St. in Brunswick and through its on-line sales activities, Curtis Friends operates only with volunteers from the local community and sells only those books donated by its constituents. Curtis Friends has been in existence for several decades.

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23 Pleasant St., Brunswick, ME, 04011, U.S.A.

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