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Resurrection of Pitt : An Account of the Appearance of a Mysterious Figure Asserted...to be No Other Than the Right Honourable William Pitt...With Satirical Remarks on the Subject

Resurrection of Pitt : An Account of the Appearance of a Mysterious Figure Asserted...to be No Other Than the Right Honourable William Pitt...With Satirical Remarks on the Subject

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Resurrection of Pitt : An Account of the Appearance of a Mysterious Figure Asserted...to be No Other Than the Right Honourable William Pitt...With Satirical Remarks on the Subject

by ( Cruikshank)

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London. J. Fairburn. n.d. ( 1812 ). Later 3/4 gilt-ruled morocco and cloth covered boards. Gilt titled and decorated spine. 8vo. 3rd edition. Illustrated with a hand-coloured fold-out caricature engraving by George Cruikshank. A delightful satirical pamphlet putting forth the notion that Pitt, out of political necessity, faked his own death. A charming hand-coloured fold out by Cruikshank. This item is extremely scarce. Corners a bit bumped, foxing, short tear to fold-out plate. , else Very Good. a nice copy.

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Heldfond Book Gallery, ABAA-ILAB US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
3581
Title
Resurrection of Pitt : An Account of the Appearance of a Mysterious Figure Asserted...to be No Other Than the Right Honourable William Pitt...With Satirical Remarks on the Subject
Author
( Cruikshank)
Format/Binding
Later 3/4 gilt-ruled morocco and cloth covered boards. Gilt titled and decorated spine.
Book Condition
Used
Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
J. Fairburn.
Place of Publication
London.
Date Published
n.d. ( 1812 ).
Size
8vo.

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Gilt
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