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The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure Containing News, Letters, Debates, Poetry, Music, Biography, History, Geography, Voyages, Criticism, Translations, Philosophy, Mathematics, Husbandry, Gardening, Cooking, Chemistry, Mechanics, Trade, Navigation, Architecture and other Arts and Sciences ... Vol. LXXX (1786). [With 16 of 17 Copperplate Engravings]

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The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure Containing News, Letters, Debates, Poetry, Music, Biography, History, Geography, Voyages, Criticism, Translations, Philosophy, Mathematics, Husbandry, Gardening, Cooking, Chemistry, Mechanics, Trade, Navigation, Architecture and other Arts and Sciences ... Vol. LXXX (1786). [With 16 of 17 Copperplate Engravings]

by Bent, William

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London: William Bent, 1787. First Edition First Printing . Hardcover. Good. Octavo. 384 pages, indexed. Hardcover bound in quarter tan calf, with marbled paper covered boards. The binding is rubbed, and the boards show some normal scuffs. Raised bands on the spine. A little chipping at the headcap. Prior owner's signature "T. Smith / 1786" on the front flyleaf in a fine hand. There is some foxing to the text. Some offsetting to the paper on the pages opposite the engravings. This volume contains 16 of 17 plates, lacking the map of New Holland at page 137. Page 140 has a small tear on the upper edge, near the gutter. This volume runs from January to June, 1787 and contains the supplement and the Index at the rear.

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Title
The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure Containing News, Letters, Debates, Poetry, Music, Biography, History, Geography, Voyages, Criticism, Translations, Philosophy, Mathematics, Husbandry, Gardening, Cooking, Chemistry, Mechanics, Trade, Navigation, Architecture and other Arts and Sciences ... Vol. LXXX (1786). [With 16 of 17 Copperplate Engravings]
Author
Bent, William
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Hardcover
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Used - Good
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Edition
First Edition First Printing
Publisher
William Bent
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1787
Keywords
1787; William Bent; Universal Magazine; 18th Century; Engravings; Arts; Sciences; Journal; Knowledge; Rare; Collectible; Leather Binding; Copperplate; Illustrated; Plates.
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