Across the Narrow Seas: Studies in the History and Bibliography of Britain and the Low Countries, Presented to Anna E.C. Simoni

British Library, London, first edition, 1991. Cloth, 8vo, 24 cm,. xv, 223 pp, ills, maps, facs. Contents include: Reading an engraving: William Caxton's dedication to Margaret of York, Duchess of Burgundy, by Lotte Hellinga-Querido; Post-Incunabula: a Dutch contribution to bibliographical vocabulary, byA. Gruys; Richard White of Basingstoke: the erudite exile, by Dennis E. Rhodes; Intercourse with the Peaceful Muses, by Helen Wallis; Dutch book trade catalogues printed before 1801 now in The British Library, by Bert van Selm; A Netherlandic Triumphal Arch for James I, by Gervase Hood; Poems by Cornelis Kilaan on engravings by Theodor Galle, by Elly Cockx-Indestege; Leonardus Lessius of Louvain and his English translator, by A.F. Allison; The City of Leiden v. Jan Claesz van Dorp, bookseller, by Theo Bogels; Printer to Town and University: Henrick van Haestens at Louvain, With a check-list (1621-1628), by Chris Coppens and Marcus de Schepper; Printed books in English and Dutch in early printed catalogues of German university libraries, by David Paisey; Willem Christiaens van der Boxe's translation of The Parlament of Women (1640), by Cis van Heertum; The Publisher of Hobbes's Dutch Leviathan, by Arie-Jan Gelderblom; Propaganda in the making of the Glorious Revolution, by Jonathan I. Israel; Business and Pleasure: a Leiden bookseller in England in 1772, by P.G. Hoftijzer; 189 The first years of the Fagel Collection in Trinity College, Dublin, by Ernst Braches; 'A Sentimental Journey' through Holland and Flanders by John Gage, by T. A. Birrell; For Anna, by Frits Knuf; Bibliography of the published works of Anna Simoni to the end of 1990; Index. As New in dustwrapper.