THE SPECTATOR VOLUME THE FOURTH. Nos. 252-321, 19 December 1711-8 March 1712.

Published by Printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper., London, 1749

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12mo. 6.75 x 4.25 inches. 303 + [9] pp. index. Bound in contemporary calf; spine in compartments with raised bands, decorated gilt, with contrasting title label, gilt. Some age related wear, but otherwise a very good crisp copy. Stamped ownership label fixed to first free endpaper and repeated on second. Illustrated by engraved frontispiece and vignette title. Decorated by head and tailpiece vignettes and by initials. The fourth volume of a mid-eighteenth century reprint of The Spectator, by Joseph Addison (1672-1799) and others, originally published, 1711-12. The set was first published by Tonson in 1747. A pleasant pocket edition bound in calf. (ESTC N24134). PERIODICALS 18th CENTURY LIT. NON-FICTION PERIODICALS 18TH CENTURY PERIODICALS.

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Title
THE SPECTATOR VOLUME THE FOURTH. Nos. 252-321, 19 December 1711-8 March 1712.
Author
THE SPECTATOR.
Publisher
Printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper., London
Publication year
1749

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Founded by Patrick Marrin's father George in 1946, Marrin's Bookshop has been based in its current Folkestone location since 1963. Patrick has worked in bookselling since 1970. As well as rare antiquarian books, maps and prints, the stock includes a wide range of literature, library sets, travel, history and illustrated books in all fields. We also offer a bookbinding and restoration service. Visitors to the shop are welcome and we exhibit at UK book fairs. A large proportion of our stock can be searched on this website, or at http://www.marrinbook.co.uk.

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