1752, ISBN: f3cef23deb021ea95539ee61f32c0185

[PU: H. Lintot, London], PERIODICALS ; THE TATLER, Bound in brown leather, four raised bands on spine, burgundy title block with gilt lettering; iv, 326 (10) pp; red tinted title block. V… More...

[PU: H. Lintot, London], PERIODICALS ; THE TATLER, Bound in brown leather, four raised bands on spine, burgundy title block with gilt lettering; iv, 326 (10) pp; red tinted title block. Volume 4 of a 4 volume set. Caption and running title: The Tatler. "The Tatler was originally published three times a week from 1709-1711, and featured accounts of gallantry, entertainment, pleasure, poetry, and foreign and domestic news written in a jovial manner. The Tatler was written by Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, and occasionally Jonathan Swift, who used the nom de plume Isaac Bickerstaff as part of a hoax poking fun at the astrologer John Partridge."- website. Good+ (overall wear to leather boards, names in ink inside front cover, bookplate of previous owner inside rear cover, expected age toning to pages but text is otherwise clear and binding is tight.)<

1720, ISBN: f3cef23deb021ea95539ee61f32c0185

London : Printed by E.N. and sold by R. Gosling, 1720. Edition Unstated. Hardcover. Poor copy in the original tree calf. Spine bands are worn. Front panel is damaged. Physical descriptio… More...

London : Printed by E.N. and sold by R. Gosling, 1720. Edition Unstated. Hardcover. Poor copy in the original tree calf. Spine bands are worn. Front panel is damaged. Physical description: 301p. Notes: Includes index. Subjects: English essays 18th century Periodicals., London : Printed by E.N. and sold by R. Gosling, 1720, 0<