1762, ISBN: 36369c1ff294fdbe70d63184ffab5bad

Paperback, First edition

[SC: 17.09], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner… More...

[SC: 17.09], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner of leading blank. Orig. Dutch printed paper wrappers; small tear at lower corner of front wrapper, spine very sl. rubbed. Presentation inscription 'from Lord Walpole', in a secretarial hand, on leading blank. Bookplate of Milton, Peterborough, on verso of front wrapper. A lovely copy. ESTC T145127, FIRST EDITION. Published in response to Bolingbroke's posthumously published work Letters on the Study of History, 1752. This copy was given by Horatio Walpole to the Fitzwilliam family, resident at Milton Hall, Peterborough; the copy in the Lewis Walpole library is also inscribed 'From Lord Walpole' and with a provenance located in Cambridge, close to the Walpole's estate in Norfolk. Presumably copies were gifted by the Walpole family to the local gentry. Horatio Walpole, 1678-1757, was the younger brother of Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minister between 1721 and 1742. He held various political and diplomatic posts himself and was first made a Member of Parliament in 1710. He held a seat continuously from 1713 until 1756, the last 22 for the constituency of Norwich.<

1762, ISBN: 36369c1ff294fdbe70d63184ffab5bad

Paperback, First edition

[SC: 17.67], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner… More...

[SC: 17.67], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner of leading blank. Orig. Dutch printed paper wrappers; small tear at lower corner of front wrapper, spine very sl. rubbed. Presentation inscription 'from Lord Walpole', in a secretarial hand, on leading blank. Bookplate of Milton, Peterborough, on verso of front wrapper. A lovely copy. ESTC T145127, FIRST EDITION. Published in response to Bolingbroke's posthumously published work Letters on the Study of History, 1752. This copy was given by Horatio Walpole to the Fitzwilliam family, resident at Milton Hall, Peterborough; the copy in the Lewis Walpole library is also inscribed 'From Lord Walpole' and with a provenance located in Cambridge, close to the Walpole's estate in Norfolk. Presumably copies were gifted by the Walpole family to the local gentry. Horatio Walpole, 1678-1757, was the younger brother of Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minister between 1721 and 1742. He held various political and diplomatic posts himself and was first made a Member of Parliament in 1710. He held a seat continuously from 1713 until 1756, the last 22 for the constituency of Norwich.<

1762, ISBN: 36369c1ff294fdbe70d63184ffab5bad

Paperback, First edition

[SC: 15.97], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner… More...

[SC: 15.97], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner of leading blank. Orig. Dutch printed paper wrappers; small tear at lower corner of front wrapper, spine very sl. rubbed. Presentation inscription 'from Lord Walpole', in a secretarial hand, on leading blank. Bookplate of Milton, Peterborough, on verso of front wrapper. A lovely copy. ESTC T145127, FIRST EDITION. Published in response to Bolingbroke's posthumously published work Letters on the Study of History, 1752. This copy was given by Horatio Walpole to the Fitzwilliam family, resident at Milton Hall, Peterborough; the copy in the Lewis Walpole library is also inscribed 'From Lord Walpole' and with a provenance located in Cambridge, close to the Walpole's estate in Norfolk. Presumably copies were gifted by the Walpole family to the local gentry. Horatio Walpole, 1678-1757, was the younger brother of Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minister between 1721 and 1742. He held various political and diplomatic posts himself and was first made a Member of Parliament in 1710. He held a seat continuously from 1713 until 1756, the last 22 for the constituency of Norwich.<

1762, ISBN: 36369c1ff294fdbe70d63184ffab5bad

Paperback, First edition

[SC: 17.6], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner … More...

[SC: 17.6], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner of leading blank. Orig. Dutch printed paper wrappers; small tear at lower corner of front wrapper, spine very sl. rubbed. Presentation inscription 'from Lord Walpole', in a secretarial hand, on leading blank. Bookplate of Milton, Peterborough, on verso of front wrapper. A lovely copy. ESTC T145127, FIRST EDITION. Published in response to Bolingbroke's posthumously published work Letters on the Study of History, 1752. This copy was given by Horatio Walpole to the Fitzwilliam family, resident at Milton Hall, Peterborough; the copy in the Lewis Walpole library is also inscribed 'From Lord Walpole' and with a provenance located in Cambridge, close to the Walpole's estate in Norfolk. Presumably copies were gifted by the Walpole family to the local gentry. Horatio Walpole, 1678-1757, was the younger brother of Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minister between 1721 and 1742. He held various political and diplomatic posts himself and was first made a Member of Parliament in 1710. He held a seat continuously from 1713 until 1756, the last 22 for the constituency of Norwich.<

1762, ISBN: 36369c1ff294fdbe70d63184ffab5bad

Paperback, First edition

[SC: 11.3], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner … More...

[SC: 11.3], [PU: Printed by W. Richardson & S. Clark. 1762], POLITICS WRAPPERS, 202, [2]pp, errata leaf. 4to. Sl. creasing to lower corners of first few leaves, damp mark to upper corner of leading blank. Orig. Dutch printed paper wrappers; small tear at lower corner of front wrapper, spine very sl. rubbed. Presentation inscription 'from Lord Walpole', in a secretarial hand, on leading blank. Bookplate of Milton, Peterborough, on verso of front wrapper. A lovely copy. ESTC T145127, FIRST EDITION. Published in response to Bolingbroke's posthumously published work Letters on the Study of History, 1752. This copy was given by Horatio Walpole to the Fitzwilliam family, resident at Milton Hall, Peterborough; the copy in the Lewis Walpole library is also inscribed 'From Lord Walpole' and with a provenance located in Cambridge, close to the Walpole's estate in Norfolk. Presumably copies were gifted by the Walpole family to the local gentry. Horatio Walpole, 1678-1757, was the younger brother of Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minister between 1721 and 1742. He held various political and diplomatic posts himself and was first made a Member of Parliament in 1710. He held a seat continuously from 1713 until 1756, the last 22 for the constituency of Norwich.<