Robin Labb (1 results)

8vo, [in 8's], 19cm, First Edition. iv,[1],222p., in quarter crimson morocco, gilt decorated raised bands, gilt borders and border decorations in the panels, gilt titles, french marbled boards and similar endpapers, complete with half but about 1" strip cut from the top edge (usually this means some has removed a ms. name) , three early ink stamps on the title page (Rimeuski, P.Q.), otherwise a fine copy attractively bound. (cgc). Howes R-361. Sabin 72032. Monaghan 1241. vide JCB II-2810 and Gephart II-14314. A rather ingenious and naive look at the country by one who was attached to Rochambeau's army, as the chaplain, during the American Revolution. This is a sentimental account of Rochambeau's aid to the Americans against the British enemy, and his contribution in assuring victory. Monaghan offers credible proof that this writer and the scholar Claude C. Robin, with whom this author is often confused, are different people, despite the cataloguing in Sabin and the BM.…