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rif. 1331361826.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1932rif. 186707London: Oxford University Press 1932. Oxford Edition; Seventh Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Light foxing throughout text. Oxford University Press hardcover
1932rif. 186708London: Oxford University Press 1932. Oxford Edition; Twelfth Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Front hinge cracked. Oxford University Press hardcover
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1778rif. 033153Edinburg: John Bell at the Apollo Press 1778 A complete set of Spenser from the Bell's Edition - forming Vols 15 to 22 of the original 109 volumes. In very good condition. This set looks to be from the traveling library - with each volume being slim and bound in full red leather with gilt lines to boards and spine and gilt decoration at the board edges and inner edges. Gilt titles and volume and series numbers to spine. All page edges gilted - in circa 3 of the volumes the gilting has resulted in the occasional page appearing unopened at the top edge. All the volumes have their original page markers and all are very clean and sound. Spines tend to be darkened and there is light wear/scuffing at corners and spine ends - occasional bumping or greater wear at corners and occasional scuff or pit to boards. Endpapers marbled. Each volume has 2 initial and 2 or 3 final blanks an engraved title and 2 further title pages - one for the series and one for the Spenser set. Vol I has a portrait of Edmund Spenser. All volumes are complete with a contents listing at the end - Vol I containing introductory material and Vol VIII containing a Glossary of 'Old and Obscure Words'. Vol I: 257pp scuff to top spine end. Vol II: 243pp. Vol III: 258pp bump to top corner of back board. Vol IV: 266 pp - couple of tiny top page edge tears where gilt has partly held a couple of pages together at the top edge. Vol V: 261pp more pronounced scuffing to an area of the front board and slight warp to boards. Vol VI: 252pp more pronounced pitting on back board engraved title has lost the bottom edge below the picture frame with its text. Vol VII: 236pp. Vol VIII: 248pp pitting to front board. Please enquire if you would like to see additional images. Board size 13.2 cm x 8 cm. John Bell at the Apollo Press hardcover
rif. 147924London: Frederick Warne & Company N.D. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Light chip at spine crown. Frederick Warne & Company hardcover
1819rif. 66274London: Suttaby Evance & Fox 1819. Hardcover. Very Good. Two Volume Set. 3/4 brown leather over marble paper-covered boards with 6 bands lined in gilt gilt titling and gilt decorations to spine. Top corner creased at pages 107-143 of volume one and light scattered foxing to margins of a few pages throughout but are otherwise clean and unamrked. Marbled endpages have previous owner's sticker to top edge of front pastedown and light sunning to edges. Text block has light sunning to fore edge and top edge light scuffing to lower edge and light soiling to lower edge of volume two. All edges marbled. Boards are clean with light cracking and chipping to leather at spine bumping and moderate rubbing to corners and light rubbing to edges. Binding is tight boards slightly bow outward at fore edge. Suttaby, Evance & Fox hardcover
1912rif. 087108London England: Henry Frowde/Oxford University Press London 1912. The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser Edited with Critical Notes By J.C. Smithand E.de Selincourt Oxford spenserand a glossar black calf cloth like leather gilt title" marbled endpapers portrait fronts. lxvii facsimile title 736pp. all edges gilt Spenser on gilt on cover. Foxing almost wholly confined to endpapers blanks; some extremely minor discoloration at boards and endpaper margins. light wear. A sound Tight copy. We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts Theology History Politics Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions and all types of Academic Literature. . First Thus. Leather. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardback. Henry Frowde/Oxford University Press, London Paperback
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rif. 2304SB060With Memoir and Critical Dissertations. The text edited by Charles Cowden Clarke. In five volumes. Vol. I to Vol. V. Cassell Petter & Galpin. London Paris & New York. S.d. 5 Volumes de 20x135 cm. Com xviii ii 304; xxii ii 359; xxii ii 355 i; vi 318; viii 330 págs. Encadernações com lombadas em pele com ferros a ouro. Cortes das folhas mosqueados. Exemplar com etiquetas do encadernador nas pastas anteriores de todos volumes apresenta manchas de oxidação nas páginas de todos volumes e capas manuseadas. Edmund Spenser 1552 Londres 13 de janeiro de 1599 foi um poeta inglês cujo longo poema alegórico The Faerie Queene é um dos maiores da língua inglesa foi escrito no que veio a ser chamado de estrofe spenseriana. Consagrou-se por suas poesias renascentistas que introduziram o bucólico às artes inglesas. Estudou na Universidade de Cambridge onde foi sem dúvida importante para a aquisição de seu amplo conhecimento não só do latim e um pouco do grego clássicos mas também da literatura italiana francesa e inglesa de sua época e de épocas anteriores. Autor de vários obras entre elas: The Shepheardes Calender; The Faerie Queene; Complaints; Epithalamion; Astrophel. I-120-F-24 unknown
1839rif. 35090London: William Pickering 1839. 5 volumes. Early Printing published for the Aldine Edition of the English Poets. With an engraved frontispiece of Spenser by Fox. 8vo handsomely bound in three-quarter red morocco over marbled paper covered boards the joins gilt ruled the spine panels with raised bands gilt stopped the compartments richly gilt in fully tooled panels between the bands top edge gilt marbled endleaves. lxxiv 282; vi 295; vi 296; vi 305vi 317 1 pp. A handsomely bound set of this fine edition of Spenser's Poetical Works the bindings tight and strong the text-blocks in pleasing condition a clean set and excellent for the bindings for reading or study. A VERY PLEASING COLLECTION OF THE POETRY OF ONE OF ENGLAND’S GREATEST LITERARY MASTERS Edmund Spenser who stands with the likes of William Shakespeare and John Milton in the history of English poetry. Spenser was known to his contemporaries as "the prince of poets” and was said by them to be "as great in English as Virgil in Latin”. He was greatly preferred over Shakespeare by Queen Elizabeth and many others of the day. He left behind him masterful essays in every genre of poetry from pastoral and elegy to epithalamion and epic. A century later John Milton would call Spenser "a better teacher than Aquinas” and was greatly influenced by him. Since then generations of readers have admired his subtle use of language his imagination his immense classical and religious learning and "his unerring ability to synthesize and ultimately to delight”. This is the handsomely bound Pickering printing of Spenser’s great works. THE FAERIE QUEEN is Spenser’s best known work and arguably his best. It is especially notable for its form: it was the first work written in what is now called Spenserian stanza and is also one of the longest poems in the English language. An allegorical work written in praise of Queen Elizabeth I it is largely symbolic the poem follows several knights in an examination of several virtues. It found not surprisingly great political favour with Elizabeth I and was such a public success that it quickly became Spenser's defining work. The last six books of the twelve Spenser intended were never written though two cantos noted as the Seventh and Eighth Bookes appear here. William Pickering hardcover
