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London: Published By Jones And Company, No. 3, Warwick Square, 1823. A very good 19th century miniature poetry book in the original half leather binding. 3.75" x 2.2" x 0.75". pp.xii/pp.268 . Polished black leather spine and corners over darkened marbled boards. Smooth spine with gilt banding and gilt title: "Milton". Original grey endpapers. Engraved portrait frontis, facing an engraved title-page (both soiled and creased). Followed by a printed title-page. Colophon to verso of printed title-page: "Glasgow: Andrew & John M. Duncan, Printers to the University". Clear English text on lightly toned paper, just a few creased edges and early inked doodles. VG.

London: Printed for J. & R.Tonson and S.Draper…, 1751. cfNCBEL I 1242. 12mo. pp. xxviii, [8], 350, [45]index. additional engraved title, engraved frontis. portrait & 12 other engraved plates by Francis Hayman. woodcut ornaments & initials. contemporary calf (small piece chipped from head of spine)

Birmingham : Printed by J. Baskerville for J. and R. Tonson in London, 1759. First Edition. Hardcover. Poor copy bound in in the original leather binding, boards present but detached. Wear and tear as with age. Text remains well preserved overall; bright and clean. Physical description; 416 pages. Notes; A Baskerville imprint. Subjects; Milton, John 1608-1674). 17th century Texts. Paradise Lost.

London: Printed for C. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. Hodges, J & R Tonson Etc., 1757. Octavo. The Fourth Edition, with Notes of Various Authors by Thomas Newton, D.D. Thomas Newton (1704-1782) was the leading cleric-scholar whose initial editing on Nicholas Rowe's works established him as a thoughtful scholar, this led to patron, Zachary Pearce (a devoted Miltonist), to encourage him to now begin his work on Milton. He began his Variorum edition in 1749. Literary scholars note his work as "scrupulously definitive" (Moyes, 13), DNB. The engraved frontispiece is by George Virtue. The remaining 12 copper-plate engravings are by Francis Hayman. This edition has Addison's Critique of Milton [22 unnumbered pages], It was Addison who helped identify many of Milton's extensive classical borrowings. Newton's Life of Milton (i-lviii). ESTC: T132846. Both volumes bound in contemporary calf, boards double ruled in gilt, Volume one had been rebacked with old spine laid down, volume 2 has its upper joint split but not… Leer más

London: Printed by S. Simmons next door to the Golden Lion in Aldersgate-street, 1678. THIRD EDITION of "Paradise Lost" bound with the SECOND EDITIONS of "Paradise Regain'd" and "Samson Agonistes"(see below). Hardcover. Fine. With the added engraved portrait of Milton by Dolle after Faithorne. Bound in contemporary paneled calf with ornaments in blind (discreet restoration to head and tail of spine and front hinge). The text is in fine condition, with just a few small blemishes and a few minor marginal dampstains; last leaf of second part with small tear at head. This edition of "Paradise Lost" includes commendatory poems by S.B. in Latin and by Andrew Marvell in English. Provenance: 17th c. signature of Elizabeth Hawkins at head of first title page. [with:] Paradise regain'd. A poem. In IV. books. To which is added Samson Agonistes. The author John Milton. London: Printed for John Starkey at the Mitre in Fleet-street near Temple-Bar, 1680 Octavo: 132, [4] p. Collation: (with the initial license… Leer más