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London: Published for the author by Longman, 1809. First edition. Quarto, 134 pages. Dark blue straight-grain morocco, gilt, all edges gilt, dark brown endpapers. With the ticket "Bound by Jullion. Bookseller and binder to H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester. No 2, Surrey, foot of Westminster Bridge." Very good. Ramsden notes: "Elizabeth Jullion, circulating library, bookseller and stationer, 2, Bridge Street, Lambeth, 1799H-1814P Trading: as Elizabeth Jullion 1799H-1804P; as Frederick Jullion 1805H; as Francis Jullion, 1806P-1814P", and Francis Jullion, bookseller and bookbinder, Holborn Hill 1781; Old Round Court, Strand 1784B-1785 '; Surrey side, Westminster Bridge 1792. S. of Francis J. of Millbank, watchman; deed. 1796. App. Joseph Cooper, printer 5 Feb. 1771, free Sta. Co. 2 Feb. 1779, livery 7 Sept. 1779. City Poll 1781: C. Son Francis free Sta. Co. 1808 active as stationer and bookbinder in Lambeth."

Paris: Èdouard Rouveyre, 1887. First edition. Binding in Revorim (the binder's term for the formed rubber (Topys)) used on the sides, hollow back, vellum spine, sewn on exposed tapes, black paper endsheets, original covers preserved. Bound by Jean de Gonet, signed on the front endpaper "J. de Gonet No. 1/200", (sides stamped "de gonet artefacts".). 270 x 185 mm. 263, 2 ll, viii pp.

London: Elkin Mathews & Marrot, 1928. First edition. One of 530 numbered and signed copies. Bound by Terry Rutherford in a three piece case with goat spine, goat onlays and paste paper covered boards. Graphite head. Paste paper covered slipcase.