Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh Review by Lord Macaulay. New Edition In Three Volumes. [Law Society Prize Copy].

Macaulay, Thomas Babington (1800-59).

Editore: London Longmans, Green, and Co. and New York: 15 East 16th Street 1891. Printed by Spottiswoode and Co., New-Street Square London.

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Three Volumes: size of bindings: 5 ¾ in. x 8 5/8 in. x 1 ½ in. (thick); Volume 1: [xii], [1]-585 pp.; Volume 2: [iv-vi], [1]-611 pp.; Volume 3: [iv-vi], [1]-667, including index (volumes 2 + 3 lack the half-titles). A specially bound prize presentation set, bound by J. Low, with their printed ticket in the back of the first volume, and front of volumes 2 & 3: J. Low, Binder, 43 Southampton Buildings Chancery Lane. Bound in full maroon morocco leather with five raised bands on the spine, with gilt-lettered titles, and richly gilt floral designs in the spine compartments, gilt borders around the covers, on cover edges, and gilt dentelles on leather turn-ins; with the gilt arms of the Incorporated Law Society of the United Kingdom, on each front cover: [motto]: Leges Juraque Servamus. Instituted: 1827. Incorporated: II W. IV: [William IV] Re-Incorporated: VIII: Vic. [Victoria]; headbands, all edges gilt; with blue-green marbled endpapers. Former owner's printed book label pasted to the marbled endpaper in volume 1. A few small indentations to leather on front cover of volume 2, small, light abrasion to leather surface on front cover of volume 3; a few light scratches to cover surfaces. Overall, a fine set. The marbled paper paste-down in volume one, has the printed and hand-written, (4 3/4 in. x 7 in.) prize sheet pasted in, this is filled in by a calligraphic hand, and is signed by the then Incorporated Law Society President, Henry H. Fowler, [ { } = calligraphy]: {December 1901}. The "Mellersh" Prize awarded by The Incorporated Law Society of the United Kingdom As a special honorary distinction, to {Mr. John Wilfred Watkin}, who served his Clerkship, before admission as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court, to {Mr. John Woodlands Watkin of Railway Approach London Bridge S.E.} [signed]: Henry H Fowler President. The scan shows the spines of volumes one and two, & the front cover of volume two. Weight: 5 1/2 lbs. Postage is extra on this item. Articles written by Macaulay, and published in the Edinburgh Review, between 1825-44. Contents: Vol. 1: [1] Milton; [2] Machiavelli; [3] Hallam s Constitutional History; [4] Southey s Colloquies on Society; [5] Mr. Robert Montgomery s Poems; [6] Civil Disabilities of the Jews; [7] Moore s Life of Byron; [8] Boswell s Life of Johnson; [9] Southey s Edition of the Pilgrim s Progess; [10] Lord Nugent s Memorials of Hampden; [11] Frederick the Great. Vol. 2: [12] Burleigh and his Times; [13] War of the Succession in Spain; [14] Horace Walpole; [15] William Pitt, Earl of Chatham; [16] Sir James Mackintosh; [17] Lord Bacon; [18] Gladstone on Church and State; [19] Sir William Temple. Vol. 3: [20] Lord Clive; [21] Von Ranke; [22] Leigh Hunt; [23] Lord Holland; [24] Warren Hastings; [25] Madame D Arblay; [26] The Life and Writings of Addison; [27] The Earl of Chatham.

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• Titolo: Critical and Historical Essays Contributed to the Edinburgh Review by Lord Macaulay. New Edition In Three Volumes. [Law Society Prize Copy].
• Editore: London Longmans, Green, and Co. and New York: 15 East 16th Street 1891. Printed by Spottiswoode and Co., New-Street Square London.
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