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The Term Catalogues, 1688-1709, with a Number for Easter Term, 1711 A.D., A Contemporary Bibliography of English Literature in the Reigns of Charles II, James II, William and Mary, and Anne. Edited from the very rare Quarterly Lists of New Books and Reprints of Divinity, History, Science, Law, Medicine, Music, Trade, Finance, Poetry, Plays, etc; with Maps, Engravings, Playing Cards, etc.; issued by the Booksellers, etc., of London. [Mercurius Librarius, or a Catalogue of books Published in..]

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The Term Catalogues, 1688-1709, with a Number for Easter Term, 1711 A.D., A Contemporary Bibliography of English Literature in the Reigns of Charles II, James II, William and Mary, and Anne. Edited from the very rare Quarterly Lists of New Books and Reprints of Divinity, History, Science, Law, Medicine, Music, Trade, Finance, Poetry, Plays, etc; with Maps, Engravings, Playing Cards, etc.; issued by the Booksellers, etc., of London. [Mercurius Librarius, or a Catalogue of books Published in..]

by Arber, E

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Privately printed for Edward Arber, London, 1903-6. Limited edition of 2000 numbered copies, signed by Prof Arber. 3 vols, cloth, gilt cover-titles, demy 4to, 30 cm,. xvi, 576 + x, 664 + x, 742 pp. This is a large format reprint of the "Term Catalogues", a series of catalogues of new books that began in November 1668 and represent one of the earliest systematic attempts at a near-complete bibliographic record. After the first issue, the series continued at the rate of four issues a year until June 1709 (covering the reigns of Charles II, James II, William and Mary, and Anne) : the name "Term Catalogues" reflects the fact that issues appeared about the middle of each of the four law terms in the year. In all, the catalogues record about 20,000 editions of books for the 41 years during which they appeared, and as Arber claims "are a most wonderful survey and conspectus of a most stirring period of English history and literature - a period crowded with great thinkers, great writers, and great men of action". With title index, and author index, glossary and notes. Vol I: 1668-1682; Vol II: 1683-1696; Vol III: 1697-1709. Set No. B1082. An ex-library set with gilt spine-numbers, the elegant bookplate of the Athenaeum Library, Liverpool on the front pastedown endpapers, and less elegant stamp "De-accessioned and Withdrawn", barcode labels at feet of limitation pages, small library stamps at feet of title-pages, otherwise Near Very Good.

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Title
The Term Catalogues, 1688-1709, with a Number for Easter Term, 1711 A.D., A Contemporary Bibliography of English Literature in the Reigns of Charles II, James II, William and Mary, and Anne. Edited from the very rare Quarterly Lists of New Books and Reprints of Divinity, History, Science, Law, Medicine, Music, Trade, Finance, Poetry, Plays, etc; with Maps, Engravings, Playing Cards, etc.; issued by the Booksellers, etc., of London. [Mercurius Librarius, or a Catalogue of books Published in..]
Author
Arber, E
Format/Binding
3 vols, cloth, gilt cover-titles, demy 4to, 30 cm,
Book Condition
Used - Set No. B1082. An ex-library set with gilt spine-numbers, the elegant bookplate of the Athenaeum Library, Liverpool on the fron
Edition
Limited edition of 2000 numbered copies, signed by Prof Arber
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Hardcover
Publisher
Privately printed for Edward Arber, London, 1903-6
Date Published
1903-6
Pages
xvi, 576 + x, 664 + x, 742 pp
Keywords
17th 18th century rare books Great Britain England English booktrade booksellers new publications imprints catalogues John Starkey Robert Clavel Clavell literature Divinity, History, Science, Law, Medicine, Music, Trade, Finance, Poetry, Plays, Drama etc
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