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1. ADAMS, M. Ray. Studies in the Literary Back- 6. (DUNCKLEY, Henry) The Crown and the grounds of English Radicalism: with special Cabinet: five letters on the biography of the reference to the French Revolution. New York: Prince Consort. By “Verax”. Reprinted from the Greenwood Press. Orig. black cloth. v.g. “Manchester Weekly Times”. (26th thousand.) 1968 £15 Manchester: Alex. Ireland & Co. Orig. blue printed wraps; dusted. Disbound. Library 2. ADAMS, William Edwin. Memoirs of a Social stamp. 50pp. Atom. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Hutchinson ¶On the third volume of Sir Theodore & Co. Half titles, 4pp ads in vol. II. Orig. green Martin’s biography relating to the Crimean cloth, blocked in gilt; Boots library labels War. The edition note is on the wrapper only. partially removed from upper boards, following 1878 £25 inner hinge of vol. II sl. splitting. Library label on following pastedowns. 7. GREY, Charles, Lt-General. The Early Years ¶The memoirs of an ‘ordinary person’. of the Prince Consort, compiled, under the Adams was a Cheltenham Chartist and direction of Her Majesty the Queen. Smith, staunch republican. He spent many years as Elder & Co. Half title, front. Orig. green cloth, editor of Joseph Cowen's celebrated Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, though he gilt border to front board, bevelled boards; a continued to write for Bradlaugh's National little rubbed. Reformer under the pen-name of Caractacus. ¶Originally compiled solely for private circu- 1903 £35 lation amongst the members of her own family. It was published for public use in fear DANISH MERCHANT SHIPS of it being leaked in ‘a garbled form’ and with 3. ADDINGTON, Henry, 1st Viscount the opinion that it could only enhance the Sidmouth. Substance of the Speech of reputation of the royal family. Viscount Sidmouth, in the House of Lords, May 1869 £40 17, 1808, on proposing certain resolutions ______respecting Danish merchant ships, detained in British ports. J. Hatchard. Disbound. 26pp. 8. AMERICAN FREE SOIL SOCIETY. The 1808 £20 Freesoiler. Vol. 1, no. 4. June, 1884. New York: American Free Soil Society. Lower corner final SCURRILOUS PERIODICAL leaf sl. torn affecting 3 words. Disbound. 8pp. 4. (AGG, John, ed.) The Busy Body. 5 48pp ¶Published by the anarchist John Beverley Robinson, The Freesoiler was the organ of the issues; Vol. 3, nos. 13-17, March 1 - July 1, 1817. Georgist American Free Soil Association. Its Printed by Hamblin & Seyfang. Plates, trimmed philosophy and economic ideology was: close at fore-edge; some pencil annotations. everyone owns what they create, but that Contemp. half calf; worn but sound. everything found in nature, most importantly ¶Times list & BL record issues no. 1-4 only. land, belongs equally to all humanity. 2 copies only of the full run, 1816-18, both in 1884 £25 Oxford. The 4 plates, all fully hand-coloured caricatures, are: A Minister of State. trying on 9. AMERICAN FREE SOIL SOCIETY. The his new livery; Suspension of the Habeas Corpus; Life of Cobbett. Plate, 4, and Life of Freesoiler. Vol. 1, no. 5. July, 1884. New York: Cobbett. Plate, 3. An anti-radical magazine American Free Soil Society. Small tears to lower published by Henry Hedgehog (Agg), the corner of final 2 leaves not affecting text. Busy Body is a scurrilous periodical replete Disbound. 8pp. with attacks on radicals including Gillray’s 1884 £25 infamously scathing caricatures of . 10. ANNUAL REGISTER. The Annual Register; 1817 £60 or, A view of the history, politics, and literature ALBERT, Prince Consort for the year 1805. W. Otridge & Son, Longman, &c. Attractively rebound in half calf, marbled PRINCE CONSORT boards, spine ruled in gilt, maroon cloth label. 5. The Principal Speeches and Addresses of His Perforated stamp of Syracuse Public Library. v.g. Royal Highness the Prince Consort. With an 1807 £60 introduction, giving some outlines of his char- acter. 10th thousand. John Murray. Front. 11. ANNUAL REGISTER. The Annual Register; Orig. purple cloth; sl. rubbed & faded. or, A view of the history ... for the year 1806. W. 1862 £50 Otridge & Son, Longman, &c. Attractively ______ANNUAL REGISTER

rebound in half calf, marbled boards, spine ruled DERBYITES, DIZZYITES & ADULLAMITES in gilt, maroon cloth label. Perforated stamp of 18. The Life, Trial, and Probable Sentence of the Syracuse Public Library. v.g. Derbyites, Dizzyites, & Adullamites, and the 1808 £60 whole host of Tory cabinet makers. H. Disley. ANONYMOUS Quarto broadsheet, mounted on to card. ¶An attack on the Tory Reform Act of 1867 12. An Appeal to the Christian Electors of the which sought to enfranchise only the United Kingdom, on their obligations, in 'respectable' men of the working classes. reference to the ensuing election of Members of Championed by the Prime Minister Lord Parliament. Printed by R. Watts. Small tear to Derby, the Chancellor Disraeli, and the upper edge of pp 3-4 not affecting text. Recent Conservative Liberals, the Bill served only to antagonise the radicals and provoke mass marbled paper wraps. 8pp. disturbances, most notably in Hyde Park. ¶Listing nine 'general Principles' required of In fear of popular rebellion, the Bill candidates. was amended to treble the number of [1832] £30 new voters. 13. The British Constitution Triumphant; or, A [1867] £75 picture of the radical conclave. 4th edn. S. NAPOLEON NEVER EXISTED Knights. Half title, illus. Disbound. 20pp. ¶The half title, as in the British Library copy, 19. Napoleon Never Existed. Translated from the reads 'The Loyalist's House That Jack Built'. French (by J. Murray). James Paul. Half title. [1819] £35 Disbound. Contemp. signature on half title. LIBERAL MIS-RULE 35pp. ¶One 1837 edition only on Copac entitled 14. Five Years of Liberal Mis-Rule. Jordison & Co. 'Proofs that Napoleon Never Existed'. Napo- Illus. Orig. printed paper wraps, stapled as leon, 'this pretended hero of our age' was issued. Signature of Emily C. Pollock, Nov. 'merely an allegorical personage, all whose 1885, on front wrap. 16pp. v.g. attributes are borrowed from the sun'. ¶Eight satirical illustrations on William 1838 £45 Gladstone’s five year liberal premiership, 1880-1885. A RADICAL CHARTER [1885] £40 20. The New Charter. Humbly addressed to the A WARNING FOR THE FUTURE King and both Houses of Parliament; proposed at the basis of a constitution for the government 15. Hypocrisy, a picture of the past; represented at the present, as a warning for the future. Dedi- of Great Britain and Ireland, and as a substitute cated to all Conservative Associations for the Reform Bill rejected by the Lords. W. throughout the Kingdom, by an old Conserva- Strange. 'Is this by W.E. Hickson?' written in tive. Ipswich: Henry Knights. Front. Orig. pencil on titlepage. Disbound. 16pp. blue pebble grained cloth, blocked in gilt; ¶BL, Manchester & London University loca- rubbed, f.e.ps replaced. tions only on Copac. A scarce and radical alternative proposal to the Reform Bill ¶BL & NLS only on Copac. rejected in the House of Lords. The Author [1872] £30 proposes the 'effectual diffusion of knowl- edge', a free press, equal rights for men & 16. Keeping Left. Labour’s first five years and the women, no prejudice 'on account of a problems ahead. By a group of Members of difference in colour, or in the place of birth', Parliament. New Statesman & Nation. Orig. universal suffrage, and true justice for all. 'The red printed paper wraps, stapled as issued. v.g. of mankind', the Author begins, 'are ¶Contributors include Barbara Castle, Richard so blended together, that no evil can be Crossman, Ian Mikardo. inflicted upon a part without affecting the 1950 £10 whole; either by producing other corre- sponding evils through which all suffer, or by 17. Land and Law at Home and Abroad. By Little- sacrificing some good of which all might be john. J. Hutton. Orig. pink wraps; rebacked. partakers. The greatest amount of happiness Signed by Henry Norman on front wrapper. of which human nature is susceptible has 54pp. never been attained by those who have been ¶Not in BL. Reprinted from 'The Weekly indifferent or hostile to the welfare of their Times.' species.' 1880 £15 1831 £200 ______ANONYMOUS

PACIFISM 25. The Political House That Jack Built. 49th edn. William Hone. Illus. Sewn as issued. (iv), 21. Obstacles and Objections to the Cause of (19)pp, (1p ads). Permanent and Universal Peace Considered. By 1820 £35 a layman. Thomas Ward & Co. Contemp. half maroon calf, maroon label; spine chipped at 26. The "Progress of Dissent;" containing observa- head, rubbed. Presentation inscription on tions on the remarkable and amusing passages of leading f.e.p. Booksellers ticket of John Heaton, that article in the sixty-first number of the Quar- Leeds. A good sound copy. 50pp. terly Review. By a nonconformist. B.J. ¶BL records an 1837 Boston edition and 1840 Holdsworth. Disbound. London edition only. Tract no. XIII of the ¶On a review of “The Protestant Dissenter’s Society for the Promotion of Permanent and catechism”, by Samuel Palmer. Universal Peace. First published in articles in 1825 £30

the Christian Mirror of Portland, Maine; and PUBLIC SPIRIT the New- Spectator, of Boston. 1838 £120 27. Public Spirit. Printed for J. Asperne. Modern marbled paper wraps, paper label. v.g. PETERLOO ¶A political pamphlet on the ongoing battles 22. Peterloo Massacre, containing a faithful against Napoleonic France. ‘If we should be subdued ... we shall have been ruined by our narrative of the events which preceded, accom- own faults alone; by the corruption and panied, and followed the fatal sixteenth of passive weakness of that public spirit which August 1819 ... Including the proceedings which France never fails to assail in every direction, took place at the inquest at Oldham, on the body and which finds itself, in the midst of her of John Lees ... To which is added, an accurate seductive arts, like a bark opposed to an list of the names and places of residence of those impetuous tide, where it can be effectually preserved by the incessant use of the who were killed, wounded and maimed ... stemming oars; but, in the unguarded relax- Edited by an observer. 5th edn. Manchester: ation of a moment, is precipitated to James Wroe. Leading blank sl. loose & torn at destruction.’ fold, 3 inch tear to titlepage repaired with 1808 £50

archival tape. Recently rebound in half calf, STATE OF THE STAMP ACT marbled boards, e.ps replaced. 7 lines of contemp. mss. on initial blank. 28. Reply to the Charge of Fallacy, Brought Against the Exposition of the State of the Stamp Laws, ¶One 5th edition (Manchester) only on Copac. Contained in the Law and Commercial Remem- Printed in 14 parts with continuous pagina- tion. The 1st & 2nd editions include a folded brancer for 1833. Edward Dunn & Son. map, with an additional portrait of Orator Disbound. 15pp. Hunt in the 1st edition. The 5th edition ¶Kress C.3591. “The Stamp Act is sterile and recorded on Copac does not include any plates unproductive ...” and none are present here. The inscription is 1833 £45 distinctly unsympathetic to ‘this foolish and 29. Revelations of the Pension List. Reprinted from wicked publication’. the Birmingham “Gridiron”. 10th thousand. 1819 £150 (Birmingham: Hackney & Wright.) Ads. Orig. POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT blue printed wraps; sunned. Disbound. 32pp. ¶Continuing a long tradition of such “black 23. The Political House That Jack Built. 7th edn. books”. The label of Frank Simpson, book William Hone. Illus; sl. dusted. Recent maroon and music seller, Glasgow, is pasted on the cloth. Pencil signature on leading blank of Sir wrapper. See also Items 514 & 949-952. Charles Molseley. 24pp [1880] £25 ¶Dedicated to Doctor Slop. A political satire written in response to the Peterloo Massacre. 30. The Right Divine of Kings to Govern Wrong! With 13 woodcuts by George Cruikshank. Dedicated to the Holy Alliance. By the Author 1819 £35 of The political house that Jack built. William Hone. Uncut & partially unopened; sl. spotted & dusted. Sewn as issued. 60pp. 24. The Political House That Jack Built. 9th edn. ¶'... But monsters crown'd, and Crime enrobed William Hone. Illus; without a leading blank, sl. with Power! / At vice's high Imperial throne dusted. Recent maroon cloth. 24pp. begin, / Relate the ancient prodigies of sin ...' 1819 £35 1821 £50

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31. Statesmen Past and Future. Cassell and Co. 37. ARNOLD-FORSTER, Hugh Oakeley. Half title, 16pp ads. (1.94). Orig. brown cloth; English Socialism of To-Day: its teaching and label of Mulleris Library, Melbourne. Bookplate its aims examined. FIRST EDITION. Smith, of Sir Leslie Boyce. Elder & Co. Publishers' sale slip, half title, 2pp ¶Brief biographies, first published in the Daily ads, contemp. mss. on leading pastedown. Orig. News: Salisbury, Balfour, Chamberlain, blue cloth; spine faded to brown, marked & Campbell-Bannerman, Rosebery, Goschen, dulled, sl. nick to following hinge. Booksellers Morley, Trevelyan, Randolph Churchill, ticket of Matthews & Brooke, . A Gorst, Burns, &c. sound copy. 1894 £20 1908 £15 PACIFISM ITALY 32. What We Pay for Our Whistle? Printed by 38. ARTHUR, William. Italy in Transition: public Richard Barrett. Drophead title. Disbound. 4pp. scenes and private opinions in the Spring of ¶An anti-war tract using economic arguments. 1860; illus. by official documents from the Papal [c.1860] £20 archives of the revolted legations. FIRST EDITION. Hamilton, Adams. Final ad. leaf. RAILWAYS Orig. mauve cloth; faded. 33. What will Parliament do with the Railways? 2nd 1860 £35 edn. Henry Renshaw. Disbound. 16pp. ELECTION GUIDE ¶‘A great and important change is at hand, and 39. ASQUITH, Herbert Henry. An Election it will rest with yourselves to insure the utmost Guide. Rules for the conduct and management benefit from it.’ of elections in England and Wales, under the 1836 £35 Corrupt Practices Act, 1883. FIRST EDITION. The National Press Agency. Half title. Orig. 34. Will France Succeed the Third Time in Reviving brown cloth, blocked in black, upper board the Roman Empire of the West? A historic and lettered in gilt. Ownership inscription of Henry prophetic search. By an inquirer. Partridge & E. Butler on half title. Armorial bookplate of Co. Disbound. 48pp. Mountgarret on leading pastedown. 75pp. ¶LSE only on Copac. ¶Prepared for the Liberal Central Association. 1859 £30 1884 £40 ______BAGEHOT, Walter 35. ANTI-SOCIALIST. The Anti-Socialist. A newspaper and review of politics, events, and 40. The English Constitution. FIRST EDITION. literature. Anti-socialist Union of Great Britain. Chapman & Hall. Half title. Orig. purple cloth, Vol. 1, no. 1. Feb., 1909. Illus. Orig. orange bordered & decorated in blind, spine lettered in printed paper wraps, stapled as issued; Some sl. gilt; a little rubbed & marked, spine faded to orange water marking. 12pp. brown. Booklabel of Alice Scatcherd. ¶Published between February 1909 and March ¶First published in the Fortnightly Review between the Spring of 1865 and January 1867. 1910. Continued as Liberty until February The copy of Alice Scatcherd, radical Suffragist 1912. The organ of the National Movement and activist. against Socialism. 1867 £225 1909 £25 GERMAN AMBITIONS 41. The English Constitution. FIRST EDITION. Chapman & Hall. Half title. Orig. purple cloth 36. (ARNOLD, William Thomas) German by Virtue & Co., blocked in blind & gilt; inner Ambitions as they affect Britain and the United front hinge a little weak, lacking following f.e.p., States of America ... by ‘Vigilans sed Aequus’. spine sl. rubbed & marked. Stamp of the Smith, Elder. Half title, index, 4pp ads. Orig. Bentham Liberal Club on half title. red cloth; spine sl. faded. 1867 £150 ¶Originally published in The Spectator. Preface by J. St. Loe Strachey ‘Germany is a 42. The English Constitution. 5th edn. Kegan Paul. dangerous ally ... German aspirations conflict Half title, 46pp. ads. Orig. dark blue pebble with ours ... Germany in her dread of Russia is cloth, blocked in black & gilt; a little rubbed. systematically trying to embroil us with that ¶This edition reprints the introduction to the power ...’ 2nd edition of 1872. 1903 £25 1888 £60 ______BAGEHOT

43. BARRINGTON, Mrs Russell. Life of Walter education and advancement of the working Bagehot. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Half classes. ‘Supply the brain with food’ Broome title, front. port., plates. Full red brown crushed said in a public address; ‘Ignorance is the morocco by Ellen & Sofita Woolrich, raised support of restless agitators’. bands, gilt borders, dentelles decorated in gilt 1849 £150 with four ruled horizontal & vertical lines forming corner grids with nine circles within 48. BAMFORD, Samuel. Passages in the Life of them. a.e.g. v.g. a Radical. 2 vols. Simpkin, Marshall. Orig. ¶The biography is by Bradlaugh's sister-in-law. vertical grained dark green cloth; little rubbed. 1914 £180 Bookplates of Thomas Henry Farrer, Abinger ______Hall. v.g. ¶Reissue of the first edition sheets (1841 & 44. (BAINES, Edward) BAINES, Sir Edward. 1843) with cancel titlepages. The Life of Edward Baines, late M.P. for the 1844 £85 Borough of Leeds. By his son, Edward Baines. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Half title, front. 49. BARCLAY, Thomas. The Class-Leader at port. Orig. dark brown cloth; sl. nick to foot of Work, being a compilation of methods and leading hinge. Armorial bookplate of Charles programmes in actual use by leaders of city, Viscount Halifax, Renier label. v.g. town, and village classes, both senior and junior, ¶Proprietor of the Leeds Mercury and Liberal together with many valuable contributions M.P. for Leeds from 1834-1841. specially written by ministers and laymen for the 1851 £75 use of leaders. Charles H. Kelly. Half title, front. port., plates, illus. Orig. olive green cloth, 45. BAKER, Charles E. The Local Government lettered in gilt. Stamp of the Society of Knights Act, 1888. With notes and index. Frederick Bachelor. v.g. Warne & Co. Half title. Orig. maroon cloth, ¶A study of Methodist Class-Leaders. Dedi- blocked in blind, brown label; library number & cated to Rev. James H. Rigg, twice president reference on spine. Ownership signature on of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. titlepage. [1905] £30 ¶Nottingham only on Copac. MAGAZINE OF SOCIETARIAN SCIENCE 1888 £30 50. BARMBY, Goodwyn. The Promethean; or, 46. (BALFOUR, Arthur James) RODGERS, Communitarian apostle. A monthly magazine, Edward & MOYLE, Edmund J. Men of the of societarian science, domestics, ecclesiastics, Moment. Anthony Treherne & Co. (Treherne’s politics, and literature. Vol. I, no. 1. Jan. 1842. Penny Series.) Illus; paper browning, 2 inch tear 4to. B.D.Cousins. Sewn as issued; Front page to p.13/14 repaired with archival tape. Orig. sl. dusted, some sl. wear to spine. light brown paper wraps. ¶BL and Oxford only on Copac. Barmby, an ¶Not in BL. Author of the 1887 Coercion early supporter of Robert Owen and a fellow Act, Balfour became the Conservative Prime Utopian socialist, formed the London Minister in July 1902. Communist Propaganda Society and the 1902 £20 Universal Communitarian Association, both in 1841. In 1843, seeking greater spirituality, SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY TO he recast the movement as a church. In RICHARD BROOME volume I, no. 1, the Promethean, which later 47. BAMFORD, Samuel. Early Days. FIRST became the Communist Chronicle, sets out EDITION. Simpkin, Marshall & Co. 2pp ads. Barmby’s ‘outlines of communism’: 'Hitherto Orig. dark brown cloth, blocked in blind; spine have mankind acted upon a system of com- petitive individualization. I call them to act in neatly recased, corners a little worn. Signed the future upon a system of emulative Presentation copy, on verso of titlepage: ‘To R.J. communization. It is impossible to totally Broome Esq With the author’s Respects. Saml destroy any human instinct, but it is possible Bamford Feb 14th 1849.’ Extravagant contemp. to give the competitive instinct the sacred signature of ‘Rich’d Broome Walshaw Cottage development, and to ordinate it under the Oldham.’ on recto of leading f.e.p. communitive instinct of man, and this I deem ¶Although marching from different poles, necessary for the reform of the world, and for Bamford, a working class radical, and Broome, the societarian progress to which I am con- an Oldham lawyer and conservative, were secrated.’ perhaps united by their support for the 1842 £50 ______BARNSTAPLE

BARNSTAPLE leading pastedown. Orig. green cloth, lettered in 51. BARNSTAPLE ELECTIONS. A Collection red ink. v.g. of the Addresses, Squibs, &c. which were circu- ¶This edition not in BL. First published in lated in reference to the election of members to 1888, an Utopian novel that directly inspired a political movement and influenced much of serve in Parliament for the Borough of Barn- the Marxist writing of the time. It was the staple, in the year 1832. To which is added, a third largest bestseller of its day, after Uncle correct list of the voters who polled on that Tom's Cabin and Ben-Hur. occasion. T. Cornish. Signatures of the [1889?] £30 publisher Thomas Cornish, with sl. tear through 'Cornish', repaired with archival tape, and 55. Looking Backward (2000-1887): or, Life in the Edward Webb on titlepage. 77pp. WITH: Year 2000 a.d. With extra chapter, index and Report of an action tried at the Devon Lent portrait. William Reeves. (The Bellamy Library, Assizes, 1833, before Mr. Justice Park, and a No. 1A.) Paper browning. Orig. green paper special jury, for libel, in which William Thorne printed wraps; price on front wrapper neatly was plaintiff, and John Avery defendent ... With obscured with black ink. prefatory observations, by Benjamin Bother'em. [1895?] £20 Barnstaple: T. Cornish. 24pp. Half blue roan; worn but sound. 56. MICHAELIS, Richard. A Sequel to Looking ¶Neither item is in BL or recorded on Copac. The first election after the 1832 Reform Act, Backward: or, ‘Looking further forward’. 4th Barnstaple elected John Chichester (Whig), edn. William Reeves. Half title. Orig. green 519 votes, and Charles St John Fancourt printed boards, cut flush; price neatly blacked (Conservative), 349 votes. In the libel trial, the out. Near mint. jury's verdict, after only seconds of delibera- ¶One 4th edition only (LSE) on Copac. A tion, was for damages of one farthing, one reply to Bellamy’s ‘Looking Backward.’ millionth of the desired amount. Published to [1891?] £35 demonstrate the cruelty and inefficiency of the ______existing libel laws. 1833 £225 57. BELLOC, Hilaire & CHESTERTON, LEAGUE OF NATIONS Cecil. The Party System. FIRST EDITION. 52. BATCHELOR, H. Crouch. A League of Stephen Swift. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. maroon Nonsense: the Reduction of Britain and what its cloth; sl. dulled. concoctors have to say for themselves. With 1911 £30 some of their records. 5th edn. C.F. Roworth. Orig. red printed paper wraps, stapled as issued; BENTHAM, Jeremy sl. faded. Pencil inscription on front cover. See also Items 605-607. 38pp. BENTHAM'S OWN COPIES ¶With a preface to the 5th edition. On the League of Nations, ‘a farcical comedy or a 58. The Panopticon: or, The inspection-house. world-wide tragedy.’ Containing the idea of a new principle of 1925 £20 construction applicable to any sort of establish- ment, in which persons of any description are to 53. BEGBIE, Harold. The Vindication of Great be kept under inspection ... In a series of letters, Britain: a study in diplomacy and strategy with wirtten in the year 1787, from Crecheff in White reference to the illusions of her critics and the Russia, to a friend in England. THE TRUE problems of the future. FIRST EDITION. FIRST EDITION. : T. Byrne. Some Methuen & Co. Half title, front. port. & plates, occasional ink & pencil annotations & correc- 4pp ads + 31pp cata. Orig, blue cloth; spine tions in Bentham's hand; initial leaves foxed faded to brown. Ownership stamp of C. with some sporadic foxing throughout. 122, Soloman & Co., Chatham. [2]pp. WITH: to the National 1916 £20 Convention of France. n.p. [1793]. Drop-head title; 'January 1793' in manuscript beneath title, BELLAMY, Edward ms. inscription at foot of opening leaf: 'Written just before the departure of Mr Talleyrand on LOOKING BACKWARD the occasion of the rupture. Copy given to 54. Looking Backward, 2000-1887. 19th edn. Talleyrand's secretary, Gallois, who talked of 16mo. William Reeves. 6pp ads. Ads. on translating it'; numerous pencil annotations in UNRECORDED EDITION OF THE PANOPTICON, WITH OTHER PAMPHLETS ANNOTATED BY JEREMY BENTHAM

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Bentham's hand, offset and largely trimmed Not published until 1830 under the title through. 48pp. WITH: Supply Without 'Emancipate Your Colonies', 'Jeremy Burthen; or, Escheat vice taxation: being a Bentham to the National Convention of proposal for a saving in taxes by an extension of France' was printed for private circulation in 1793. The inscription, not in Bentham's hand the Law of Escheat: including strictures on the though clearly written at his request, is similar taxes on collateral succession ... To which is to other copies intended for Bentham's prefixed ... A protest against Law Taxes: friend's and associates; the BL copy has an shewing the peculiar mischievousness of all such identical inscription. impositions as add to the expense of an appeal Bentham's copy of 'Supply Without Burthen' to justice. FIRST EDITION. Printed for J. was intended to be a gift to the Irish Debrett. 1795. In two parts, part II with statesman, theorist & philosopher Edmund separate titlepage, ms. inscription on titlepage of Burke. The manuscript inscription is not in part I: 'To the Right Hon. E. Burke from the Bentham's hand; 'Not Sent', adjacent to the inscription, is written by him. Author. Not sent'. 27 line mss in ink & pencil, partly in Bentham's hand, on verso of titlepage The ms. notes on the verso of the titlepage to 'A Protest Against Law Taxes' are completed of part II; some ink annotations & corrections in Bentham's hand. The full note reads: in Bentham's hand. viii, 94, 64pp. WITH: 'Mem. Anno 1796. At a dinner at M. Moreton BERGMAN, Sir Torben. An Essay on the Pitt's in Arlington Street, Mr Rose (then Usefulness of Chemistry, and its application to Secretary of the Treasury) in the presence of the various occasions of life. Translated from Mr William Pitt (then Minister) took me aside, the original (by Bentham). FIRST ENGLISH & told me that they had read my pamphlet on EDITION. J. Murray. 1783. 163, [1]pp. Full Law Taxes, that the reasons against them were contemp. calf, spine lettered in gilt with title of unanswerable , and it was determined there should be no more of them. Ao 1804 July all four works; boards detached. In a custom 10,12,14,18. This being in the number of Mr made cloth box. Addington's Taxes, Mr Pitt, upon returning to ¶Jeremy Bentham's own copies of four Office, took up all those taxes in the lump. important works, bound for him and with On the above days, the Tax was opposed in numerous annotations, corrections, inscrip- the House of Commons: and Mr Wyndham, tions and presentations, partly in his own hand according to the report in the Times, on one and partly transcribed on Bentham's behalf. of those days, spoke of this pamphlet as

This first printing of the Panopticon, containing compleat information on the Bentham's pioneering treatise on prisons, was subject, observing at the same time, that it was 'printed by order of the Chancellor, Sir John out of print. On behalf of Administration, nothing like an answer to any of the objections Parnell, for private distribution among was attempted: only the Attorney General members of the [Irish] Government'. In a said that, the addition proposed to those letter quoted by his friend and adviser Sir John Taxes was no more than equal to the depreti- Bowring, Bentham writes: 'the enclosed copy ation of money. Mr Addington, before this, [sent to George III] printed in Dublin is in the had recourse to the Tax on Medicine here imperfect state in which by mistake it has been spoken of (p.21) so that, in the course of his sent to me ... I am reprinting it'. (Arnold short Administration, he had contrived to find Muirhead, 'A Jeremy Bentham Collection' in out & impose the two worst species of 'The Library', 5th series, vol. 1, no. 1.) No taxation possible. Compare this with other copy of this edition is recorded. There Denmark, and its Courts of Natural Procedure are two textual differences between the called Reconciliation Courts. There are also a titlepages of this edition and the 1791 Dublin number of pencil corrections and notes; the edition in 539pp which includes the postscript page is headed 'Note to the 2 edition'; the foot and plates (ESTC N37874): a) 'Esquire' in this is signed 'J.B.' This appears to be a draft of the unrecorded edition reads 'ESQ' in the later first three paragraphs of 'Notes to the second printing; b) the imprint is T. BYRNE, printer, edition' which appeared in the 1816 edition of no. 15 Parliament-Street, rather than 'A Protest against Law Taxes' as published THOMAS BYRNE (in larger type) in the later with Bentham's 'Defence of Usury'. The printing. The final leaf ends with 'FINIS' pencil corrections have been made in the rather than 'POSTCRIPT'. The main body of published edition along with a number of text has been printed from the same type. It other amendments: (p.21) reads (p.22); is probable that this was the copy used to 'Attorney-General' is followed with make corrections for later editions. The '(Percival)'. All the corrections made by amendments made by Bentham in this copy Bentham in the text have been incorporated in have been incorporated in the three volume the second edition. London edition, also 1791. 1791 £10,500 ______BENTHAM

59. Plan of Parliamentary Reform, in the form of a 65. BIBBY, Joseph. Capitalism, Socialism & catechism, with reasons for each article, with an Unemployment. Liverpool: J. Bibby & Sons. introduction, shewing the necessity of radical, Illus. Orig. grey-brown printed paper wraps, and the inadequacy of moderate reform. FIRST sewn as issued. 31pp. v.g. EDITION. R. Hunter. rebound in marbled ¶BL & LSE only on Copac. boards, black cloth spine, black morocco label. [1929] £30 Stamps for the Tate Central Library. v.g. 66. BINYON, Gilbert Clive. ¶Written largely between 1809-10, Bentham, The Christian perhaps in fear of prosecution, did not publish Socialist Movement in England: an introduction this radical and forceful call for reform until to the study of its history. FIRST EDITION. 1817. Reprinted in 1818 by T.J. Wooler, this S.P.C.K. Half title; pencil notes on leading f.e.p. volume contains an ammended reprinting of Orig. maroon cloth. v.g. George Wilson Meadley's 'A sketch of the ¶The copy of the theological author, Stephen various proposals for a constitutional reform Liberty. Loosely inserted are four convivial in the representation of the people ...' (1812). TLS from Binyon to Liberty regarding 1817 £750 Binyon's book and plans for his next work. 1931 £35 60. Bentham's Radical Reform Bill, with extracts from the reasons. E. Wilson. Half title. 67. BISMARCK, Otto, Prince von. Bismarck the Recently bound in half calf, new e.ps. Man and the Statesman: being the reflections ¶A call not only for universal suffrage, annual and reminiscences of Otto Prince von Bismarck. Parliaments, and election by ballot (the Translated from the German under the super- commonly understood principles of radical vision of A.J. Butler. 2 vols. Smith, Elder, & Co. reform), but for 'Secret, universal, equal, and Half titles, front. ports, folding plate in vol. 1, annual suffrage'. 8pp cata. in vol. 1. Uncut in orig. red cloth; sl. 1819 £450 nick above title to spine of vol. 2. v.g. ______1898 £35 (BENTINCK, Lord George) DISRAELI, 68. (BISMARCK, Otto, Prince von) (HOCHE, Benjamin Jules) Bismarck Intime. By a fellow student. Translated by Henry Hayward. Dean & Son. 61. Lord George Bentinck: a political biography. Half title, front. photo. port., 2pp ads. Orig. FIRST EDITION. Colburn & Co. Smaller brown cloth. v.g. format 8pp cata., 24pp cata. & ad. leaf; sl. ¶BL identifies the ‘fellow student’ as Jules spotting. Orig. dark brown cloth; hinges sl. Hoche. BNF has a French edition dated 1889. splitting, inner hinges cracking. First English edition. ¶Bentinck, a son of the Duke of Portland, was 1890 £35 leader of the protectionists in Parliament, and SAM WARREN'S ABRIDGEMENT also a keen supporter of horse racing to which he brought a number of important reforms. 69. BLACKSTONE, William. Blackstone’s 1852 £90 Commentaries: systematically abridged and adapted to the existing state of the law and 62. Lord George Bentinck: a political biography. constitution with great additions. By Samuel 3rd edn, revised. Colburn & Co. Smaller format Warren. 2nd edn. W. Maxwell. Half title, 2pp 8pp cata., foxed. Orig. brown cloth; neatly ads. Ads on e.ps. Orig. brown cloth, blocked in recased. blind, spine lettered in gilt; inner hinges a little 1852 £70 weak, sl. rubbed at head of following hinge. ¶Blackstone, an English Jurist & professor, 63. Lord George Bentinck: ... 5th edn. Colburn & first published his ‘Commentaries on the Laws Co. 16pp + 16pp catas. Orig. brown cloth, of England’ in 1765-69. blocked in blind, spine lettered in gilt; marked. 1856 £150 Label of Langport Subscription library label on leading pastedown. A good sound copy. 70. BLANC, Louis. 1848. Historical revelations: 1852 £40 inscribed to Lord Normanby. Chapman & Hall. Half title, errata slip, folding plate, 32pp cata. 64. Lord George Bentinck: ... New edn. G. (1858). Unopened in orig. pebble-grained cloth; Routledge. 2pp ads; a few spots. Orig. maroon spine rubbed & sl. dulled cloth by Bone & Son; spine sl. faded. ¶First English edition. On the revolution in 1858 £35 France. ______1858 £45 ______BLANC

THREATENED SOCIAL DISORGANISATION 77. God and My Neighbour. The Clarion Press. OF FRANCE. Half title; paper browning. Orig. cream printed 71. BLANC Louis. Louis Blanc on the Working paper wraps; large tear to front wrapper, worn. Classes; with corrected notes, and a refutation 1906 £8 of his destructive plan. By James Ward. . Half title; occasional blue pencil 78. Merrie England. By Nunquam. Dedicated to markings & annotations. Rebound in dark A.M. Thompson (Dangle). FIRST EDITION. green cloth. 4to. Clarion Office. Walter Scott. Illus, ad. leaf ¶A refutation of Blanc's plan for social reform & final leaf of index laid down as e.ps; ad. leaf in favour of the free market liberalism of sl. marked by removal of library label, causing sl. Michel Chevalier. marginal mark to titlepage. Brown cloth library 1848 £35 binding, sl. rubbed & marked. Signature of M.D. Eliot, Dec. 30th 1893, on titlepage. 101pp. BLATCHFORD, Robert, 1851-1943. ¶The BL copy with the same pagination is Socialist campaigner and writer, Blatchford established dated [1894]. A series of letters on the labour the Manchester Fabian Society and is perhaps best problem. Addressed to John Smith, of Old- known as the founder of the Clarion Newspaper. In a ham, a hard-headed workman, fond of facts. [1893] £35 remarkable conversion, Blatchford turned to spiritualism and voted Conservative in 1924. See also Item 302. 79. Merrie England. Dedicated to A.M. Thompson (Dangle). Clarion office. In smaller format. 72. A Bohemian Girl and McGinnis. Clarion News- Illus. Orig. maroon cloth, blocked in gilt, paper paper. Half title, illustrated titlepage. Orig. red label; spine faded. cloth, front board lettered & blocked in gilt; 1894 £30 spine sl. faded & rubbed. A very nice copy. ¶First published in 1898 under the pseudonym 80. Merrie England. Dedicated to A.M. Thompson of P. McGinnis. (Dangle). Clarion Newspaper Co. Uncut in [1901] £15 orig. blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt; boards dulled, spine faded to brown. 9 line inscription 73. Britain for the British. FIRST EDITION. The on leading f.e.p.: ‘to my dear friend Theresa Clarion Press. Half title; paper browning. Orig. Earle. TWM. 14.8.1897 ...’ Bookplate of the red printed paper wraps; spine repaired. writer Maria Theresa Earle. ¶‘The remedy for this state of things - the only 1895 £20 remedy yet suggested - is socialism. And socialism is broadly expressed in the title of 81. Not Guilty: a defence of the bottom dog. The this book: Britain for the British.’ 1902 £10 Clarion Press. Half title; paper browning. Orig. brown printed paper wraps; heavily spotted, spine repaired at head & tail. Ownership 74. Britain for the British. The Clarion Press. Half signature on front wrapper & titlepage. title. Orig. brown printed paper wraps, stapled ¶Alongside ‘God and my neighbour’, ‘Not as issued; lacking back wrapper, worn. guilty’ presented Blatchford’s denunciation of ¶First published in 1902. organised religion, a step that lost him support 1906 £6 and readership of the ‘Clarion’. 1906 £20 75. Essays of To-Day and Yesterday: Robert Blatchford. FIRST EDITION. George G. 82. Tales for the Marines. The Clarion Press. Half Harrap & Co. (Essays of to-day and yesterday.) title. Uncut in orig. brown cloth, blocked in Half title. Partially unopened in brown paper white & darker brown; sm. chip to lower edge boards, blocked in black in v.g. d.w. of upper board, sl. rubbed. [1927] £15 1904 £20

76. God and My Neighbour. The Clarion Press. 83. What’s All This? FIRST EDITION. George Half title, 3pp ads. Orig. cream printed paper Routledge. Half title; sl. paper browning. Orig. wraps. Worn. A sound copy. green cloth; rubbed, follow inner hinge ¶Reprinted from the ‘Clarion.’ ‘Let the Holy strengthened with tape. Surrey County Library have their Heaven. I am a man, an Infidel. label on leading & following pastedowns. A And this is my Apology. Besides, gentlemen, poor copy. Christianity is not true.’ ¶Short stories, essays & sketches. 1904 £20 [1940] £10 ______BLATCHFORD

GOD'S ENGLAND OR THE DEVIL'S 90. MACKAY, Charles R. The Life of Charles 84. BROOKS, George. God’s England or the Bradlaugh, M.P. FIRST EDITION. D. J. Gunn Devil’s? Being a brief discussion of the real & Co. Half title, fold. facsim., errata slip, smaller questions at issue between socialism and individ- format 10pp cata. Orig. brown cloth; dulled & ualism, proving that by socialism England would sl. rubbed, inner hinge cracking. Labels of the be blighted, ruined, and damned. A reply to Hope Trust, . ‘Merrie England’. 2nd edn. Published by the ¶With cuttings, some laid down on e.ps. 1888 £40 Author, and by Woodford Fawcett & Co. Paper browning. Cream printed wraps, facsimile label. ¶One 2nd edition (Oxford) only on Copac. 91. NORTHAMPTON LIBERAL AND Individualism: prosperity, progress & purity; RADICAL ASSOCIATION. ‘Thorough’. The Socialism: rancour, rapine, ruin. A reply to Late Charles Bradlaugh, M.P., and North- Robert Blatchford's 'Merrie England'. ampton. A souvenir, June 25th 1894. [1895] £25 Northampton: Sam S. Campion. Front., plate, ______48pp; pp 16/17 with archival tape repair. WITH: In Memoriam: Charles Bradlaugh. BRADLAUGH, Charles Lessons for young Christian citizens. A sermon preached in Commercial Street Congregational THE MOB, THE SCUM, & THE DREGS Church, Northampton, Sunday morning, Feb. 8, 85. John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough. ‘The 1891, by T. Gasquoine. Northampton: Sam S. mob’, ‘the scum, and ‘the dregs’. (3rd and Campion; pp (3)/4 with archival tape repair. enlarged edn, 25th thousand.) Freethought 11pp. Orig. printed paper wraps, mauve, cream Publishing Co. Disbound, still stabbed as issued; & turquoise horizontal stripes, lettered in black; sl. dusted & spotted. 16pp. spine cracked at centre with sewing partially ¶On the perpetual pension granted to loose. Marlborough. ¶Liverpool only on Copac. Two leaves have 1884 £20 been tipped in by the owner of this copy with 6 newspaper articles laid down along with 86. Perpetual Pensions. (Freethought Publishing typed quotations and annotations all relating to Bradlaugh. A picture from ‘The Graphic’ Co.) Drophead title. Disbound. 16pp. shows Bradlaugh being forcibly ejected from [1880] £20 the House of Commons. Two newspaper articles are tipped in at p. 4 & p. 15 and a 87. BONNER, Hypatia Bradlaugh. Charles further 11 articles are loosely inserted. The Bradlaugh: record of his life and work, by his articles are dated between 1916 & 1951. Brad- daughter; with an account of his parliamentary laugh, the Freethinker & founder of the struggle, politics and teachings, by John M. National Secular Society, was elected M.P. of Robertson. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. T. Fisher Northamption in 1880 but refused to take the Oath of allegiance, instead claiming the right Unwin. Half titles, fronts & plates; a few spots to affirm. Rejected by Parliament, he in text. Contemp. half dark brown calf; sl. attempted to take his seat but was forcibly rubbing, orange labels. removed. After four further by-elections (all ¶Bradlaugh, a freethinker, wished to affirm won by Bradlaugh) he was finally allowed to rather than take the oath in Parliament when take his seat in 1886 and in 1888 he success- elected in 1880, and was only allowed to sit fully secured the passing of the New Oath Act after a struggle that lasted six years. which enshrined in law the right to affirmation 1894 £75 in both Houses. 1894/1891 £50 88. BONNER, Hypatia Bradlaugh. Charles ______Bradlaugh: ... 2nd edn. 2 vols. T. Fisher Unwin. Half titles, fronts & plates. Orig. blue cloth; sl. BRIGHT, John marked. 92. The Diaries of John Bright. With a foreword by 1894 £75 Philip Bright. FIRST EDITION. Cassell. Half title, front. port. & plates; prelims foxed. Orig. 89. BONNER, Hypatia Bradlaugh. Charles dark blue cloth; sl. rubbed. Bradlaugh: ... 5th edn. 2 vols. T. Fisher Unwin. ¶Renowned orator, radical and M.P., Bright Half titles. Orig. grass green flecked cloth; was a leading member, alongside Cobden, of spines sl. dulled. v.g. the Anti-Corn Law League. 1902 £45 1930 £25 ______BRIGHT

93. The Public Letters; collected and ed. by H.J. 101. WATT, Francis. The Life and Opinions of Leech. FIRST EDITION. Sampson Low. Half John Bright. Illustrated edn. James Sangster & title, 32pp cata. (Oct.1884). Orig. green cloth, Co. Front. & illus. Orig. pink pict. cloth; spine bevelled boards, by Bone; spine dulled. v.g. dulled. Booklabel. 1885 £30 [1887] £20 ______94. Speeches: on questions of ; edited by James E. . 2 vols. FIRST BRIGHTON EDITION. Macmillan. Front., vol. 1.; tear to head of pp 1-3, vol. 2. Orig. brown cloth; sl. 102. CARLTON, Arthur. Brighton’s Municipal rubbed. Work. What it is, and how it is done ... A 1868 £35 ratepayers’ companion. Brighton: C. Pell & Son, printers. Printed on pink paper, 2pp ads. 95. Speeches on the public affairs of the last twenty Disbound. (ii), 26pp. years. 2nd edn. With the Speech on the Irish 1903 £20 Church Bill, March 19, 1869. John Camden Hotten. Half title, 8pp ads. Orig. brown cloth printed in black; sl. rubbing. 103. VETO, pseud. A Letter of great importance to ¶Edited by Richard Herne Shepherd, who the ratepayers of the Borough of Brighton, signs the introduction with initials. containing an exposition of the enormous debt 1869 £20 for loans to the Corporation. How the money has been expended ... (Brighton: for the Author 96. ANONYMOUS. ‘Brummagem’ Bright: a life’s by W. Flint) Sl. spotted. Disbound. 16pp. epitome. 10th thousand. Simpkin, Marshall & ¶‘So-called “improvements” and their cost - Co. Illus. Orig. yellow printed paper wraps; sl. probable large increase in the rates’: this wear to margins, a little dulled. sounds familiar. ¶Illustrated in 13 cartoons. [1904] £15 1880 £35 ______

PORTRAIT IN SILK BRISTOL RIOTS 97. GRANT, W.H. Portrait ‘woven in pure silk’ by W.H. Grant, Foleshill, Coventry. In orig. 104. ANONYMOUS. A Plain Account of the Riots printed card mount; sl. marking to mount with at Bristol, on the three last days of October, sl. torn manufacturers ad. on verso. v.g. 1831; with remarks on the trials and execution ¶‘The finest specimens of silk portraiture ever of the rioters, &c. By Nehemiah, a friend of the attempted.’ labouring classes. 12mo. Bristol: printed by J. [c.1882] † £85 & W. Richardson. Recent brown cloth, spine uplettered in gilt. 64pp. 98. O’BRIEN, R. Barry. John Bright: a mono- ¶Originally published in issue nos. 1 & 5 of the graph. With a Preface by Augustine Birrell. ‘Bristol Job Nott’, an unstamped Tory peri- FIRST EDITION. Smith, Elder. Half title, odical for the working classes. Triggered by front. port. & illus. 6pp ads. Orig. maroon the rejection of the 2nd Reform Bill, the riots, cloth; sl. marked. in October 1831, raged for 3 days with a 600 1910 £30 strong mob looting and demolishing private houses and destroying much of the gaol. 99. SMITH, George Barnett. The Life and Charged by Thomas Brereton’s dragoons, Speeches of John Bright. Popular edn. 2 vols in hundreds were killed as the crowds were 1. Hodder & Stoughton. 2 fronts, 2pp ads. dispersed. Orig. grey green cloth; a little rubbed & dulled. 1832 £180 Bookplate & stamps of the Manchester & Salford Bank. 105. (HARFORD, John Scandrett) Narrative of 1882 £25 Conversations Held With Christopher Davis and Wm. Clarke, who were executed January 100. TREVELYAN, George Macaulay. The Life 27th, 1832, for the part they took in the Bristol of John Bright. FIRST EDITION. Constable riots: to which is added a letter by W. Clarke, & Co. Half title, front., plates. Orig. olive green finished on the day of his execution, on the Evils cloth; spine faded with sm. repair at head. of Sabbath-breaking and drunkenness. By a 1913 £35 Layman. Bristol: Printed & published by J. ______BRISTOL

Chilcott. Recent brown cloth, spine uplettered ¶Each part is a separate eight page signed in gilt. 31pp. gathering, otherwise unnumbered. This set ¶Bristol, Glasgow & Oxford only on Copac. contains the 124pp Trials + 22pp. Court Dedicated by the Author (signed J.S.H.) to the Martial & sentence. labouring and manufacturing classes of the 1832 £125 city. Layman is the pseudonym of John Scandrett Harford, identified by annotations TRIAL OF THE MAYOR in the Bristol copy; Harford, 1785-1866, was a wealthy Bristolian banker, Quaker and 109. (SOMERTON, William Henry) A Report of abolitionist. the Trial of Charles Pinney, late Mayor of Bristol; 1832 £180 for Neglect of Duty during the disturbances in that city, October 29th, 30th, and 31st, 1831. 106. MANCHEE, Thomas John. The Origin of (Trial of the Magistrates.) Bristol: printed by the Riots of Bristol, and the causes of the subse- William Henry Somerton. Disbound. 64pp. quent outrages; with a letter dedicatory to ¶In parts, complete as William Henry Viscount Melbourne, principal Secretary of State Somerton’s Reports. Pt. I-VIII. The Mayor for the Home Department. Bristol: T.J. was acquitted in November 1832. The text is Manchee. Uncut, sewn as issued. 40pp. different from that published by Gutch & ¶BL, Oxford & Bristol only on Copac. Martin. Although Manchee was elected as a member [1832] £85 of the Committee of Inquiry after the riots, this work represents his own ‘personal obser- 110. THORP, William, Rev. A Report of the vations’ and not that of the Committee. Lecture, delivered by the Rev. W. Thorp, at the Manchee particularly directs his vehemence Countess of Huntingdon’s chapel, on Thursday, against the local magistrate Sir Charles Jan. 12, 1832, upon the riots of Bristol. Bristol: Wetherell, pointing him out as a buffoon, and slanderer of the city. printed & published for the reporter, by Philip [1832] £150 Rose. Some small marginal tears at fore-edge not affecting text, sl. spotted. Uncut, sewn as 107. PINNEY, Charles Trial of Charles Pinney, issued. Pencil inscription on front page. 12pp. Esq. in the Court of the King’s Bench, on an ¶BL, Oxford & Bristol only on Copac. A information, filed by His Majesty’s Attorney- summary of Thorp’s lecture delivered to an ‘excessively crowded audience’ some two General, charging him with neglect of duty, in months after riots had brought an ‘unwelcome his office as Mayor of Bristol, during the riots. notoriety’ upon Bristol. ‘We live in perilous Accurately transcribed from the short-hand of times. Infidelity and aetheism are making Mr. Gurney. Bristol: printed by Gutch and rapid strides ... the whole of Europe is a Martin; and published by Cadell, London; magazine of combustion, it needs but a spark Blackwood & Co., Edinburgh. Ad. slip tipped in of gunpowder to cause one vast and universal after p. 432. Orig. brown cloth, paper label, sl. explosion.’ rubbed; sm. nick to head & tail. v.g. 1832 £80 ¶Pinney, who delayed granting soldiers permission to fire by 3 days, was acquitted of 111. TRIALS. Trials of the Persons Concerned in the charge of neglect of duty. Brereton, the Late Riots, before Chief Justice Tindal, and commander of the Dragoon Guards, was Justices Bosanquet and Taunton, which court martialled but shot himself during the commenced Monday, January 2, and ended trial. Saturday, January 14, 1832, at the Guildhall, in 1833 £280 the city of Bristol. Bristol: printed for the proprietor, by Philip Rose. Half title. Orig. 108. (SOMERTON, William Henry) A Full green boards, olive green cloth spine; wear to Report of the Trials of the Bristol Rioters before following hinge, sm. nick to head & tail of spine, the Special Commission ... January 1832, with remains of paper label on front board. A good the sentences & executions ... also, A Report of sound copy. the Proceedings of the Court Martial appointed ¶Bristol & Oxford only on Copac. Published to investigate the conduct of Lieut.-Colonel in 14 parts with a collected titlepage. An Bretherton, with full particulars of the Suicide of account of the trials following the Queen's that unfortunate officer ... to which is also Square riots. 4 people were hanged despite a subjoined A full report of the Court Martial on petition to the King by 10,000 Bristolians. Captain Warrington. Bristol: printed by W.H. 1832 £280 Somerton. Parts disbound. ______

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112. BROUGHAM, Henry, Baron Brougham. the French Revolution, and his estimate of the Speeches ... upon questions relating to public leading men and events of that epoch. Also, his rights, duties, and interests; with historical intro- view of democratic government, community of ductions, and a critical dissertation upon the property, and political and social equality. eloquence of the ancients. FIRST EDITION. 4 Translated and illustrated by original notes, etc. vols. Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black. Orig. by Bronterre. FIRST EDITION H. Hether- dark green cloth; spines faded, vol. IV sl. ington. Sl. inoffensive water-marking to prelims, rubbed. Bookplates recording bequest of these tear to upper corner of following f.e.p. books by Lord Donoughmore to Margaret Hely- Contemp. moiré cloth, calf tips, worn maroon Hutchinson, and her death in 1909. v.g. leather label; sl. chip to head of spine. 1838 £125 ¶An Italian Revolutionary, Buonarroti was imprisoned in France after the Thermadorian 113. BRYCE, James, Viscount Bryce. Studies in Reaction of 1795. There he met Gracchus Contemporary Biography. FIRST EDITION. Babeuf and became a fervent supporter of his ‘Conspiracy of Equals’ which led to Babeuf’s Macmillan. Half title. Uncut in orig. blue cloth; execution. Bronterre, a member of the a little rubbed, back board sl. affected by damp. Radical Reform Association, was an editor of ¶Twenty studies from Benjamin Disraeli to the unstamped newspaper the ‘Poor Man’s . Guardian’ in which he printed translations of 1903 £25 Babeuf’s works. This volume includes the chapter: 'The legacy of Robert Owen, to the A VILLAGE POLITICIAN population of the world'. 1836 £120 114. BUCKLEY, John. A Village Politician. The life-story of John Buckley. Ed. by J.C. Buck- MANIFESTO & TICKET master; introduction by A.J. Mundella. FIRST EDITION. T. Fisher Unwin. Half title. Orig. 118. BURDETT, Sir Francis. Printed Manifesto light blue cloth; spine darkened, mark from old and Entry Ticket to the Hustings of the 1806 label. Middlesex Elections. n.p. 2pp printed mani- ¶From the Co-operative College Library. festo on two sides of folded 4to sheet with With Eccles Provident Industrial Co-oper- integral address leaf. Inserted within is a printed ative Society Ltd, Patricroft Branch Library ticket, 9 x 6cm, finished in ink. label on e.p. A life ‘spent among the farmers ¶Addressed to John Eaden Esq., Cambridge. & farm labourers in the valley of the Chiltern Previously the M.P. for the rotten borough of Hills’ and in Anti-Corn Law agitation. Boroughbridge in Yorkshire, Burdett stood, 1897 £20 and was elected, as M.P. for Middlesex in 1802. A radical, Burdett campaigned tirelessly 115. BULWER, Sir Henry Lytton. France, social, for parliamentary reform and against injustice literary, political. Paris: Baudry’s European and corruption. Defeated in the elections of Library. (Collection of ancient and modern 1804, Burdett's vote was halved in 1806. It is English authors, vol. LXI.) Half title. Uncut in estimated that he spent £100,000 on these orig. continental blue marbled wraps; sl. creased unsuccessful campaigns. Burdett was elected, with Lord Cochrane, to the seat of West- & chipped, sm. paper label. minster in 1807. 1834 £50 1806 £150

THE MONARCHY OF THE MIDDLE CLASS 119. BURDETT, Sir Francis. Sir 116. BULWER, Sir Henry Lytton. The Monarchy to His Constituents; denying the power of the of the Middle Classes, or France, social, literary, House of Commons to imprison the people of political. Second series. Paris: Baudry’s England. Printed for R. Bagshaw & J. Budd. European Library. Fold. tables. Full contemp. Disbound. 59pp. green morocco, gilt & blind borders & dentelles; ¶The address, on March 23rd, followed the spine a little rubbed. imprisonment of the Radical M.P. John Gale 1836 £30 Jones by the House of Commons. Burdett, who questioned the legality of the House's actions, published a revised version of his 117. BUONARROTI, Philippe. O’BRIEN, speech in Cobbett's Weekly Register. It was James Bronterre. Buonarroti’s History of deemed a breach of privilege and Burdett was Babeuf’s Conspiracy for Equality; with the arrested and imprisoned in the Tower. Author’s reflections on the causes & characterof 1810 £125 ______BURKE

BURKE, Edmund INDEPENDENCE OF PARLIAMENT See also Items 614-616. 123. Speech of Edmund Burke, Esq. ... on presenting to the House of Commons ... A plan for the 120. Mr. Edmund Burke’s Speeches at his Arrival at better security of the independence of Parlia- Bristol, and at the Conclusion of the Poll. The ment, etc. Printed for J. Dodsley. 1780. [2], 95, second edition. Printed for J. Dodsley. Half [1]pp. 8vo. Without half title, light spotting to title. Disbound. 31, [1]pp. title, ms. correction to p22. BOUND WITH: ¶ESTC T41525. Todd 23b. Mr. Burke’s Speech, on the 1st December 1783, 1775 £50 upon the question for the speaker’s leaving the chair, in order for the House to resolve itself into REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION: a committee on Mr. Fox’s East India Bill. FIRST IMPRESSION Printed for J. Dodsley. 1784. [2], 105, [1]pp. 8vo. Without half title, last leaf lightly spotted, 121. Reflections on the Revolution in France, and on short marginal tear. Contemporary speckled the proceedings in certain societies in London calf, spine ruled in gilt, red morocco label, red relative to that event. Printed for J. Dodsley. sprinkled edges; hinges sl. weakening. Signature 1790. iv, 356pp. A few slight stains but a good of Rd. Milles to first title, initials R.M. to second. clean copy. BOUND WITH: Substance of the A very good copy. Speech ... in the Debate on the Army Estimate, ¶ESTC T49639, Todd 33b: First authorized in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, the 9th edition, first impression; ESTC T41507, day of February, 1790. Printed for J. Debrett. Todd 44a: First edition. 1790. [2], 36pp. Titlepage a little dusty, and 1780 / 1784 £120 bound without the final ad. leaf. BOUND 124. Speech of Edmund Burke, Esq. ... on presenting WITH: A Letter from Mr Burke to a Member to the House of Commons (on the 11th of of the National Assembly; in answer to some February, 1780) a Plan for the Better Security of objections to his book on French affairs. The the Independence of Parliament, and for the third edition. Paris printed, and London re- Oeconomical Reformation of the Civil and other printed for J. Dodsley. 1791. [4], 74, [2]pp, half Establishments. Printed for J. Dodsley, in Pall title & final blank. BOUND WITH: An Appeal Mall. Half title; some foxing to first ten & final from the New to the Old Whigs, in consequence three leaves. Disbound. [4], 95, [1]blank. of some late discussions in Parliament, relative ¶ESTC T49639; Todd 33b. This appears to to the Reflections on the French Revolution. be the first impression with the manuscript Second edition. Printed for J. Dodsley. 1791. correction to page 22 (acquired to ‘lackered’). [4], 139, [1]pp, half title. 4 vols in 1. Later 1780 £60 quarter calf, marbled paper boards; spine ruled and decorated in gilt, lettered direct onto the 125. A Speech of Edmund Burke, Esq. at the Guild- spine, red sprinkled edges. The initials DMC hall, in Bristol, previous to the late election in appear at the head of each title, and the signature that city, upon certain points relative to his of Hubert G. Norman, 1943 on f.e.p. There is parliamentary conduct. The third edition. an early 19th century manuscript list of contents. Printed for J. Dodsley, in Pall-Mall. Half title; sl. ¶ESTC T46573, Todd 53a - FIRST foxing but a good copy. Disbound. [4], 68pp. EDITION, first impression; ESTC T48796, ¶ESTC T49636; Todd 39c. Todd 52a - FIRST EDITION; ESTC T3790, 1780 £45 Todd 54f; ESTC N174, Todd 56b. 1790-91 £680 126. Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discon- tents. The sixth edition. Printed for J. Dodsley. [4], 118pp. Half title. Disbound. 122. Réflexions sur la Revolution de France. ¶ESTC t050207 5 copies, not noting the half Nouvelle édition avec des notes. Par J.A. A***. title; Todd 17f. Paris: Adrien Egron. Half title; some sl. 1784 £45 browning. Unusual contemp. marbled paper boards, brown spine label lettered in gilt, gilt 127. Two Letters addressed to a Member of the decoration at head & tail of spine. A very nice present Parliament, etc. Printed for F. & C. copy. Rivington. Disbound, sl. dusted, light damp ¶A translation of Burke’s “Reflections on the marking to lower blank margins. (2), 188pp. French Revolution” first published (and first ¶Without distinguishing half title: Todd 66 French translation) 1790. variants D or E. 1819 £200 1796 £35

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128. M'CORMICK, Charles. Memoirs of the Right PRUSSIAN LEAGUE Honourable Edmund Burke; or, an impartial 133. CARGILL, William. Examen de l’origine, des review of his private life, his public conduct, his progrès et de la tendance de la confédération speeches in Parliament, and the different commerciale et politique contre l’Angleterre et la productions of his pen, whether political or France, nommée la Ligue Prussienne. Traduit de literary. The second edition. 4to. Printed for l’anglais. Paris: Librairie de P. Dufart. Half title. Lee and Hurst. Fine etched portrait frontispiece. Orig. yellow printed wraps. Disbound. viii, 69pp. Full contemp. patterned sheep, gilt dec. ¶First published in Newcastle upon Tyne. morocco onlayed spine; joints cracked but firm, 1840 £35 head, tail & corners worn. Armorial bookplates of Hon. Robert Taylor, and the Marquess of CARLILE'S REPUBLICAN Headfort. 383, [1]p. 134. CARLILE, Richard, ed. The Republican. ¶ESTC T89918. A reissue of the original Vol. 1. T. Davison. Occasional sl. water damage edition of 1797, with the titlepage reset. to lower margins. Uncut in orig. boards, blank 1798 £300 paper label on front board; hinges weak with 129. PRIOR, James. Memoir of the Life and Char- some loss to head & tail of spine. acter of Edmund Burke; with specimens of his ¶With a collective titlepage, index & intro- poetry and letters, and an estimate of his genius duction. Issue nos 1 to 20; August 27, 1819 to and talents, compared with those of his contem- January 7, 1820. 'The Republican', written by poraries. 2nd edn, enlarged to two volumes. the radical agitator and publisher Richard Baldwin, Cradock, & Joy. Front. port., plate. Carlile, was a continuation of 'Sherwin's Rebound in half black cloth, black morocco Weekly Political Register' which was forcibly labels, marbled boards. v.g. closed by the government after it published Carlile's account of the Peterloo Massacre on 1826 £150 August 16, 1819. Carlile was to have been, 130. WILLIS, William, Q.C. Edmund Burke: the with Henry Hunt, one of the main speakers at story of his life. A lecture delivered at Beacons- the Reform meeting in St. Peter's Fields. field. December 5th, 1888. FIRST EDITION. The first number of the Republican demands E. Marlborough & Co. Orig. printed wraps. that "The massacre ... should be the daily theme of the Press until the murderers are 48pp. brought to justice ... Every man in Manchester 1889 £30 who avows his opinions on the necessity of ______reform, should never go unarmed – retaliation has become a duty, and revenge an act of 131. CAMPBELL, George Douglas, 8th Duke of justice". In October 1819, Carlile was sen- Argyll. George Douglas, Eighth Duke of Argyll tenced to three years in jail for the blasphemy (1823-1900); autobiography and memoirs. and seditious libel contained within the Edited by the Dowager Duchess of Argyll. Republican's pages. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. John Murray. Half 1819-20 £200 titles, front. ports & plates. Uncut in orig. navy blue cloth, blocked in gilt with the Argyll coat of CARLYLE, Thomas arms on upper boards. Signature of Lanni Dougall on titlepages. Contemp. newspaper 135. Chartism. FIRST EDITION. 12mo. James articles tipped on to f.e.ps of both vols with one, Fraser. 1p. ads. Orig. black cloth, bordered & in vol. II, only partially removed from leading decorated in blind, spine uplettered in gilt; v. sl. pastedown. Booklabels of The Macdougall rubbed at head & tail of spine. v.g. Library, Coldingham. v.g. bright copy. ¶“Chartism” marks Carlyle’s first foray into ¶Life of the Scottish Peer, Liberal politician & contemporary social and political issues writer. With chapters on the Crimean War, reflecting his personal insight into the causes the American Civil War, India, & the govern- and effects of working class deprivation. It ments of Palmerston, Russell & Gladstone. was, he said, ‘a matter in regard to which if 1906 £50 something be not done, something will do 132. (CANNING, George) (STYLES, John?) itself one day, and in a fashion that will please Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honourable nobody’. . FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 1840 £150 Thomas Tegg. 2 vols in 1 in contemp. half calf, gilt spine. v.g. 136. Chartism. 2nd edn. 12mo. Chapman & Hall. ¶Attribution is from British Library catalogue. Small tear to titlepage. Recent green paper wraps. 1828 £75 1842 £75 ______CARLYLE

137. Shooting Niagara: and after? Reprinted from FIGHTING THE STAMP DUTY Macmillan’s Magazine for August 1867. With 141. Political Letters and Pamphlets, published for some additions and corrections. Chapman & the avowed purpose of trying with the Hall. Orig. blue-green printed paper wraps. government the question of law - whether all 55pp. v.g. publications containing news or intelligence, ¶Carlyle’s embittered rant against the Reform however limited in quantity ... are liable to the Bill, the progress of democracy and the imposition of the stamp duty of fourpence, &c.; abolition of slavery; ‘progress’ that he thought, sent ‘good old England’ to its end with a full report of the Editor's Trial and down the rapids of Niagara. Conviction. 4to. William Carpenter. Contemp. 1867 £110 half sheep; sm. holes in spine, ink ms. title. A good copy. 138. Shooting Niagara: and after? ... Chapman & ¶Cohn 116 describes this collection of 34 Hall. Disbound. 55pp. pamphlets as "of extreme rarity" - 6 copies on Copac: the portrait of Daniel O'Connell is 1867 £50 bound within the text. The Cruikshank blocks ______are reused from Hone's publications, &c. 1830-31 £650 139. CAROLINE, Queen Consort of George IV. WITH 'THE LONDON NEWS-LETTER' The Genuine Book. An inquiry, or delicate investigation into the conduct of Her Royal 142. Political Letters and Pamphlets, ... 4to. William Highness the Princess of Wales; before Lords Carpenter. Sl. torn front. port. of Daniel Erskine, Spencer, Grenville, and Ellenborough, O'Connell, collected titlepage, 1 supplement, ... appointed by His Majesty in the year 1806. illus. 34 pamphlets. WITH: The London Reprinted from an authentic copy, superin- News-Letter and Political Gazette. Nos 1 - 9, tended through the press. By . Aug 1 - April 1, 1831. W. Mason & Co. 1830-1. Printed by R. Edwards & published by W. Lind- Uncut & partly unopened. Excellently rebound sell. Front. port & plates; front. & plate (facing in half grey cloth, black morocco label, marbled p.193) browned. Contemp. tree calf by Bennett, boards. v.g. Plymouth; leading f.e.p. replaced, worn but ¶The London News-Letter is unrecorded in sound. BL, Copac, & Wiener's list of unstamped ¶First printed anonymously in 1807 and periodicals which lists Carpenter's 'Political reprinted in 1813. ‘The Book’ as it became Letters' (no. 392). A prolific journalist and known, reported the findings of the radical political campaigner, Carpenter Commission of Inquiry, established to inves- published his 'Letters' as a challenge to the tigate the unfounded rumour that Caroline, laws of stamp duty. A radical miscellany, Princess of Wales, had borne an illegitimate which reportedly drew an audience of 19,000, child. With appendices. it advocated parliamentary reform, an 1813 £65 adjustment of the national debt, the appli- cation of church property to secular purposes, and the repeal of the 'taxes on knowledge'. 140. (CAROLINE, Queen Consort of George IV) Carpenter's challenge to the authorities failed; ANONYMOUS. A Groan from the Throne. he was arrested and imprisoned for his illegal FIRST EDITION. John Fairburn. 4pp ads; publication. It was suppressed by the stamp titlepage sl. dusted. Recent maroon cloth. 28pp. office in May 1831 but was revived as the ¶A satirical poem on the trial of Queen Caro- Political Letter a year later. A radical line. 'Restore my people to their liberty, For unstamped periodical (which includes a K-gs must fall, if subjects are not free. Restore profile of Henry Hunt with a halo in no. 8), MY DAUGHTER to her rights once more or 'The London News-Letter' was published desolation hastens to your shore.' monthly in an attempt to avoid the stamp 1820 £35 duty. No. 3 prints a letter from the Solicitor of Stamps ordering the publication to pay CARPENTER, William duty. Subsequent issues remain unstamped William Carpenter, 1797-1874 - a hugely industrious and one presumes it met the same fate as journalist and writer, and an advocate of political reform Carpenter's 'Letters'. Published during the reading of the 2nd Reform Bill, which was and . His unstamped Political Letters later passed in July by the House of Commons & Pamphlets, for which he served six months in prison, but subsequently rejected by the Lords, The marked the height of his radicalism. Although he London News-Letter appears broadly in continued to support reform, Carpenter came to reject the favour of a Bill that exceeded expectations: extremism and violence of the radical movement. 'That the bill gives more than the most ardent ______CARPENTER

admirer of universal suffrage, and vote by an unidentified series ending ‘end of volume ballot, could have anticipated, no one can seventh’. 4 copies only of this title on Copac deny; but still, when any measure exceeds our variously dated from 1818 to 1845. expectation, we as naturally doubt its reality.' [c.1840] £50 1830-31 £850 148. HODGE, John. Short Papers on Thomas 143. The People’s Book; comprising their chartered Chalmers, Thomas Cooper, and ‘The bridge of rights and practical wrongs. 12mo. W. Strange. history over the gulf of time’. 4 thousand. Recently rebound in drab boards, plain brown Galashiels: A. Walker & Son, printers. Orig. red cloth spine. cloth, blocked in black; sl. dulled. a.e.g. 46 ¶BL only on Copac. An analysis of the system [2]pp. of government, highlighting the ‘manner in which the national resources have been ¶An account of the religion of Chalmers, hithero employed, for the purpose of creating mathematician and leader of the Scottish Free and securing support for corrupt and prof- Church, and Thomas Cooper, Chartist, jour- ligate governments.’ nalist and author of ‘The bridge of history 1831 £150 over the gulf of time.’ 1892 £20 POLITICAL TEXT BOOK ______144. The Political Text Book; comprising a view of the origin and objects of government, and an 149. (CHAMBERLAIN, Joseph) JEYES, Samuel examination of the principal social and political Henry. Mr. Chamberlain: his life and public institutions of England. FIRST EDITION. career. Sands & Co. Half title. Orig. red cloth; William Strange. Orig.(?) green glazed cloth, a little rubbed, sl. chip to following hinge. brown calf label, lettered in gilt; boards sl. Signature of R.E. Neale sl. infringing on title on marked, label a little rubbed. Booksellers label titlepage. Bookplate of R.E. Neale. t.e.g. of Symingtons, Harrogate. ¶‘Denounced and praised, feared and admired ¶BL, LSE, & Aberdeen only on Copac. ... simultaneously distrusted on both sides, 1833 £120 and, by way of compensation, has gone ______through a great crisis in which he enjoyed the unqualified confidence of practically the NATIONAL INSURANCE whole nation.’ 1903 £35 145. CARR, A.S. Comyns, GARNETT, W.H. Stuart, & TAYLOR, J.H. National Insurance. CHARTISM Macmillan & Co. Half title. Orig. maroon cloth, See also Items 2, 20, 135, 136, 150, 400, 401, 491, spine lettered in gilt. 492 & 589. ¶With a preface by David Lloyd George, M.P. 1912 £25 THE CHARTIST CIRCULAR 150. The Chartist Circular. Vol. I, no. 1 - Vol II, no. 146. CARTER, Alfred Thomas. A History of 146, Sept. 28, 1839 - July 9, 1842. Approx. 146 English Legal Institutions. 3rd edn. Butter- issues, a complete run. Folio. Glasgow: printed worth & Co. Half title. Uncut in orig. olive and published by W. & W. Miller. 36 x 23cm. green cloth, spine lettered in gilt; library number (14 x 9 inches.) 4 pages. Weekly. Price one- & reference on spine. halfpenny. First leaf of first issue creased; ¶With a preface to the 2nd & 3rd editions. browned & a little marked; issues mostly clean. 1906 £25 Half calf; a little worn but sound. CHALMERS, Thomas ¶Following the creation of the People’s See also Items 765-766. Charter and its celebrated six points - manhood suffrage, the ballot, equal electoral 147. Discourses on the Christian Revelation, viewed districts, abolition of property qualifications in connection with the modern astronomy. To for MPs, payment for MPs, and annual parlia- which are added discourses illustrative of the ments - Chartism spread throughout Britain, connection between theology and general united by the Charter but highly localised in nature and activities. The Chartist Circular, science. Glasgow: William Collins. Full tan calf, created by William Pattison, followed the double ruled gilt borders, raised bands, spine progress of Scottish Chartism, founded on decorated in gilt with maroon label, lettered in Aug. 14, 1839 as a highly structured and non- gilt. A v.g. attractive copy. violent organisation. Published at the peak of ¶BL has the 11th edition published by Collins the Chartist movement during widespread in 1830. This edition was published as part of economic depression (circulation rose to ______CHARTISM

22,000), the Circular, in Jan. 1842, (no. 123), impatient at the inefficiencies of the Ministry: reports the rift between Scottish and English ‘what about that cow cake Is it ever coming Chartists over a second petition to Parliament, I want it bad ...’. His application however, is with the Scottish Convention divided over the delayed by a number of important points, the acceptance of additions to the ‘six points’. existence of a ‘w’ in the spelling of ‘wringing’ 1839-42 £950 (on the practice of neck-wringing) and the ______need for an inquiry and the creation of divi- sional sub-sections of the Ministry. CHESHIRE [c.1919] £40 151. CHESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. ON WAR Address by the Chairman (Colonel George Dixon) ... 13th February, 1913, reviewing the 155. CLAUSEWITZ, Carl von. On War. Trans- work of the Council during the past three years. lated by Colonel J.J. Graham, from the third (Chester.) Orig. blue printed wraps; faded. 39pp. German edn. Three vols complete in one. N. 1913 £15 Trübner & Co. Half titles. Orig. blue cloth, blocked in black, sl. rubbed tan morocco label. CHESTERFIELD PERIODICAL A good plus copy. 152. CHESTERFIELD. Figaro in Chesterfield. ¶A Prussian general and military theorist, Vol. 1, issue nos 1 - 24, July 21 - December 29, Clausewitz wrote 'On War' between 1816 and 1832. Chesterfield: T. Ford. Contemp. quarter his death in 1831. Published posthumously by cloth, marbed boards; worn but sound. his wife, Clausewitz's magnum opus remains a standard text for the military student. It ¶BL, Oxford & Nottingham only on Copac. remains not only relevant to the study of The Nottingham copy runs to 1835 although history but to the practical application of no copies were published between the issues modern military tactics & planning. 'This of Dec. 19, 1832 and Dec. 13, 1834. Original outcome', writes Montross, '... may be issues bound with titlepage, concluding explained by the fact that Jomini produced a address and preface. An anti-Tory periodical system of war, Clausewitz a philosophy. The established to ‘repel those slanderous and one has been outdated by new weapons, the calumnious attacks ... made upon respectable other still influences the strategy behind those individuals of this town and neghbourhood’. weapons.' ‘Thank heaven the growing and constantly increasing knowledge of the times, the sun of 1873 £750 Toryism is darkened, and will soon, very soon, be buried in the chaotic gloom from whence 156. CLAYTON, Joseph. Leaders of the People: we hope it will never return to repress our studies in democratic history. Martin Secker. fellow men.’ Half title. Orig. red cloth, blocked in black; sl. 1833 £300 dulled. v.g. ¶It appears that Secker published two editions 153. (CHURCHILL, Lord Randolph) LEECH, in 1910, one with a frontispiece, plates and H.J. Lord Randolph Churchill. A political biog- 346pp; the other unillustrated and 337pp of raphy. Manchester: Abel Heywood, &c. which this copy is an example. With chapters Disbound. 20pp. including: William Fitz Osbert, the first [c.1885] £20 English agitator; Wat Tyler and the peasant revolt; Major Cartwright, the father of MINISTRY OF STATE CONTROL reform, &c. [1910] £20 154. (CLARKE, Sir Basil) A letter from Jonas Rowbottom, Cowkeeper, 17, Rosebud Cottages, COBBETT, William Eddisforde, Cheshire, appling [sic] for order for See also Items 4, 119, 363, 404, 517 & 982. Other 10 cuts cow cake. Printed & published by items by Cobbett will be included in the second catalogue: Jarrold & Sons. Reproduction of a file of docu- Economics & Social History. ments in pale blue wrappers, sewn at upper folded edge; some sl. marginal tears. (11pp.) With 3 facsimile letters from Jonas Rowbottom 157. Cobbett’s Legacy to Labourers; or, What is the & one to Rowbottom from Percy de Percy, Right which the Lords, Baronets, and ‘Squires, Secretary to the Secretary. have to the Lands of England? In six letters, ... ¶Attributed to Sir Basil Clarke by the Bodleian with a dedication to Sir , Bart. Library. An amusing satirical attack on the FIRST EDITION. 16mo. Published at 11, absurdity of bureaucracy based on Jonas Bolt-Court. Later blue wraps. Rowbottom’s order for 10 cuts of cow cake. ¶Pearl 212. By his second letter, Rowbottom is getting 1834 [1835] £60 ______COBBETT

158. Cobbett’s Legacy to Parsons; or, Have the TWO-PENNY TRASH Clergy of the Established Church an equitable 163. Cobbett’s Two-Penny Trash: or, Politics for the right to the Tithes, or to any other thing called poor. 12mo. Printed by the Author. Orig. blue Church Property, greater than the Dissenters boards, purple cloth spine, paper label; spine have to the same? And ought there, or ought faded with library numbers removed, sm. chip to there not, to be a separation of the Church from following hinge, a little rubbed. the State? In six letters. FIRST EDITION. ¶Pearl 183. Originally published in 24 16mo (Printed by Mills & Co.) Paper browning. monthly parts between July 1830 and July Orig. maroon cloth; worn but sound. 1832. This volume consists of 12 issues, July ¶Pearl 214. 1831 & July 1832. (No issue for March 1832 1835 £50 was published.) The pagination (288pp), SEPARATION OF CHURCH & STATE which is continuous, and the first & last dates of publication, appear to indicate that this is 159. Cobbett’s Legacy to Parsons; ... 4th edn. 16mo. vol. II (of 2) of Cobbett’s work (The pagi- Published at 11, Bolt-Court. 2pp ads. Orig. nation for vol. I is given as 292pp in Pearl, no. black cloth. 183). The volume however, contains a ¶See Pearl 214. collected titlepage dated 1831 (Pearl indicates 1835 £75 vol. 2 was issued without a titlepage) and nos POOR MAN'S FRIEND II, VI, & VII are dated Aug. 1830, Dec. 1830 160. Cobbett’s Poor Man’s Friend: or, Useful infor- & Jan. 1831. mation and advice for the working classes: in a 1831/2 £150 series of letter, addressed to the working classes 164. Cobbett’s Weekly Political Register. Vol. XIII, of Preston. Nos I - V. 12mo. William Cobbett. no. 1 - Vol. XVI, no. 26, Jan. 2, 1808 - Dec. 30, Nos. II, III & V with regular pencil underlinings. 1809. Approx. 104 issues. 4 vols. 8vo. Printed Orig. drab boards, glazed brown cloth spine; by Cox and Bayliss (Vol. XIII & XIV); T.C. cloth torn along following edge with a number Hansard (Vol. XV & XVI) & published by R. of additional sm. chips to spine. Typed letter on Bagshaw. 23 x 15cm. (9 x 6 inches.) Each issues The Manchester Guardian headed paper, from 16 pages. Weekly. Price 10d. Threepence the editor to George Clapperton, Bolton. Pres- halfpenny stamp. Titlepage, contents & index; entation inscription on leading f.e.p. dated 1916. trimmed close, some v. occasional sl. marking, ¶Pearl 144. The five parts as originally issued; text occasionally a little faded; issues mostly not in BL. Parts I - IV were published good & clean. Half calf, marbled boards; hinges between August & November 1826 with no. V in October 1827. The letters were written a little worn. Sound. after Cobbett’s failed attempt to become a ¶Published between 1802-35. Also called Member of Parliament, contesting the seat for Cobbett’s Weekly Political Pamphlet, Annual Preston when supported by Sir Thomas Bran- Register, Political Register & Weekly Register. thwayt Beever. Given to every working family A ‘master of invective’ and writer of exhila- in Preston, Cobbett described the Poor Man’s rating prose, William Cobbett, through his Friend as ‘the most learned work that I ever Weekly Political Register, was a persistent and wrote’. Riling against the government, painful thorn in the side of the English estab- Cobbett denounced the existence of wide- lishment, railing against the corruption and spread poverty. From November 1828 it was hypocrisy of government, and campaigning advertised with new sub-title: Essays on the inexhaustibly for political reform (Ingrams). rights and duties of the poor. (Pearl.) With his ‘sledgehammer pen’, ‘the Register [1826-27] £280 was, in his hands, a serviceable and powerful agency for the exposure of abuses.’ (Bourne). NO. 1 - SEWN AS ISSUED Initially known mockingly as the ‘Windham 161. Cobbett’s Poor Man’s Friend: ... No. I. William Gazette’ (after his association with the foreign Cobbett. Uncut, sewn as issued. [24pp.] secretary), Vols. XIII - XVI are written at the ¶Pearl 144. No. I only of five parts. time of a reactionary Tory government and [1826] £75 Cobbett’s increasing association with political ORIGINAL PARTS reformers such as Sir Francis Burdett and Major John Cartwright. Packing an increas- 162. Cobbett’s Monthly Sermons. Vol. I. no. 4 - 10, ingly violent satirical punch, (see Vol. XV, nos 12. June - Dec., 1821, March, 1822. (Printed & 5 - 13 on the Duke of York affair), the published by C. Clement.) Stabbed as issued; government sought to attack Cobbett through some parts marked, dusted. its loyal press, most notably the ‘Satirist’ and, ¶Pearl 112: eight of the original parts. No. 12 famously, Gillray’s 8 prints mocking Cobbett’s contains the titlepage and contents leaf. earlier life from farmer to court martial. 1821-22 £125 Fearing prison but doing nothing to halt his

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tirade, Cobbett was finally served a writ after paper label; neat repairs to head & tail of both publishing, in the Register of July, 1809 (Vol. vols, vol. 1 label defective. Both vols a little XV, no. 26), an attack against the floggings rubbed & worn but good sound copies. given to the ringleaders of the Ely ‘Mutiny’. ¶Pearl 132. 2 copies of the stereotype edition He was sent to Newgate for 2 years in July only on Copac. 1810. 1847/1827 £125 1808-09 £250

165. Cobbett’s Weekly Political Register. Vol. 32, no. 169. A History of the Protestant Reformation in 1 - no. 13, Jan. 4 - March 29, 1817. William England and Ireland; ... 2 vols in 1. Larger Cobbett. Disbound. format. Published by the Author. Half title; vol. 1817 £65 2 bound without prelims, S8, vol. 1, defective; tear repaired but with loss of over 15 words; 166. A Collection of Facts and Observations, relative final leaves inoffensively water stained, occa- to the Peace with Bonaparte, chiefly extracted sional pencil annotations. Later quarter red from the Porcupine, and including Mr. Cobbett’s morocco, maroon cloth boards. Letters to Lord Hawkesbury. To which is added, 1829 £150 an appendix ... FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Philadelphia: John Morgan. 2pp ads; sl. 170. Life of Andrew Jackson, President of the United browned & soiled. Uncut in orig. blue-green States of America. Abridged and compiled by paper boards, cream paper spine: dulled & William Cobbett. FIRST EDITION. 11, Bolt- marked, spine chipped. Signature of Francis H Court, Fleet-Street. Front., 12pp cata. ‘The Latch, January 30th, 1816, on leading f.e.p. Cobbett-Library’. Orig. drab boards, dark green ¶Pearl 50. Not in BL; Cambridge only on cloth spine; boards rubbed, paper spine label Copac. First English edition, 1801. Violently defective. enthusiastic for the war with Napoleon, ¶Pearl 207: abridged from John Henry Cobbett attacked the Peace of Amiens in his Eaton’s Life of 1824. letters to Lord Hawkesbury, the Foreign 1834 £125 Secretary. 1802 £350 171. The Life of William Cobbett, author of the Political Register, written by himself. 7th edn. 167. A History of the Protestant ‘Reformation,’ in W. Hone. Sl. foxed. Uncut, disbound. 16pp. England and Ireland; showing how that event ¶Pearl 86. Sl. abridged version taken from the has impoverished and degraded the main body Life and Adventures of Peter Porcupine, 1796. of the People to those countries. In a series of 1816 £80 letters, addressed to all sensible and just Englishmen. FIRST EDITION. 12mo. Charles 172. The Life of William Cobbett. 3rd edn. 12mo. Clement. Contemp. half green calf, raised bands F.J. Mason. Half title, front. port. Uncut in orig. decorated in gilt, black label lettered in gilt. v.g. drab boards, green cloth spine, paper label; ¶Pearl 132. 16 parts as issued between following hinge sl. rubbed, label worn. Book- November 1824 and March 1826. With a seller's ticket of Rottledge, Leicestershire. collected titlepage dated 1824. A 2nd part, 'A ¶Pearl, 217. ‘A fairly sympathetic biography List of the Abbeys, Priories &c.', was issued in drawn mainly from Cobbett’s own writings.’ 1827. (Pearl.) 1824-26 £120 1835 £80

168. A History of the Protestant Reformation in 173. Mr. Cobbett’s Taking Leave of His Countrymen. England and Ireland; ... Stereotype edn. 12mo. Printed by Hay & Turner; and published by the Anne Cobbett. 12pp cata.; leading f.e.p. proprietor Wm. Jackson. Sl. foxed throughout. replaced. WITH: The Protestant “Reformation,” Disbound. 32pp (16pp in two columns). part second; containing a list of the abbeys, ¶Pearl 89. Dated March 28th, 1817, one day priories, nunneries, hospitals and other religious after Cobbett had fled to America to flee the foundations in England and Wales and in Power of Imprisonment Bill and a possible Ireland, confiscated, seized on, or alienated, by arrest. ‘The laws, which have just been passed, ... forbid us to entertain the idea, that it would the Protestant “Reformation” Sovereigns and be possible to write on political subjects Parliaments. By William Cobbett. FIRST according to the dictates of truth and reason, EDITION. 12mo. Printed and published by without drawing down upon our heads certain William Cobbett. 12pp cata. (Books published and swift destruction.’ It was later published by Anne Cobbett.) Bound separately in 2 vols in in the Political Register on April 5, 1817. contemp. drab boards, maroon cloth spine, [1817] £200 ______COBBETT

THE WORKS 179. COLE, George Douglas Howard. The Life 174. Selections from Cobbett’s Political Works: of William Cobbett. (New edn.) W. Collins being a complete abridgment of the 100 volumes Sons & Co. Half title. Uncut in orig. blue cloth; ... With notes historical and explanatory. By spine faded. John M. Cobbett and James P. Cobbett. 6 vols. ¶Pearl 247. With a chapter on Rural Rides by the late F.E. Green. Ann Cobbett; Edinburgh: W. Tait; Manchester: 1927 £20 W. Willis. Orig. blue cloth; spines faded with ink mark on Vol. I. A good-plus set. 180. (GILLRAY, James) The Life of William ¶Pearl 227. Cobbett, - written by himself - No. 8. Published [1835-37] £680 by H. Humphrey, No. 27 St. James’s Street. AN ANSWER TO COBBETT Engraving, hand col., signed ‘Js Gillray inv & 175. (ANDREWS, William. E.) Cobbett v. the fec’. Image approx. 10” x 8”, above 10 lines of Inquisition; or, An answer to the second part of text headed ‘Plate 8th’. Laid on piece. his call upon the clergy. To Wm. Cobbett, of ¶George 11379. No. 8 of a set of 8 satirical, mock-autobiographical plates. Cobbett, Botley, Esq. Printed by W.E. Andrews; surrounded by flames and beset by ghosts and published by J. Robinson. Disbound. 20pp. monsters, falls back in his chair, arms ¶Not recorded on Copac. outstretched, his table tipping over and papers 1817 £200 and writing materials scattering to the floor and catching fire. Behind him, in front of a 176. ANONYMOUS. Imposture Unmasked; in a door above which is inscribed ‘Beelzebub letter to the labourers & working people of Pawnb(roker) Nota Bene. Damag’d Souls England, on the Schemes of the Church taken in Pawn’, is a shadow figure of himself with the devil, who wears a Bonnet Rouge. In Robbers & Revolutionists with regard to the the foreground, Sir Charles Gould emerges Church. By a True Englishman. Printed by R. from smoke holding a scroll: “The Forfeited Clay; published by Roake & Varty. Vignette Pledge. - My Black Soul I pledge to the Devil port. of Cobbett. Partly unopened. Disbound. for the Truth of my Accusations. Wm Cobbett 23pp. - Witness ... Gould Judge”. To the left, the ¶Pearl 185. An attack on Two-Penny Trash. ghost of three officers with a scroll ‘Court [1831] £65 Martial Chelsea’, and behind Cobbett a woman’s arms emerging from the flames hold the scales and sword of justice: ‘The Groans 177. ANONYMOUS. Proceedings of General of Hampshire with the Cries of Little Jessey Court Martial held at the Horse-Guards, on the and the Screams of his blasted Brandy Faced 24th and 27th of March, 1792, for the trial of Bitch of a Mother. In the background, three Capt. Richard Powell, Lieut. Christopher Seton, bats with human faces (Wardle, Wardle? and and Lieut. John Hall, of the 54th Regiment of Horne Tooke (?)) fly upwards and away. Foot; on several charges preferred against them Cobbett was to be the chief witness at the respectively by William Cobbett, late Seargent- Court Martial of Powell, Seton and Hall at Major of the said regiment; ... together with Chelsea but instead fled to France, whereupon several curious letters ... and various other docu- the three were honourably acquitted. Cobbett had also sought the arrest of Jesse Burgess, a ments ... J. Gold. Front & back cover dusted. poor farm hand (with whose mother he had Stabbed as issued; without sewing. fallen out), who had run away after being ¶Pearl 69. An attack on Cobbett’s reputation sharply reprimanded. Burgess’ imprisonment after he had accused the defendants of wide- led to Cobbett being accused of oppressing spread corruption in the army only to flee to the poor, which prompted his articles in the France before the trial in fear of reprisals. His Political Register (see George 11372). enemies accused Cobbett of dreaming up false Cobbett spent much of his time attacking the and malicious charges and attacked his failure war on Spain and was especially scathing to take the witness stand. about Wellesley’s Talavera campaign. 1809 £225 1809, 29th Sept. † £150

178. BOWEN, Marjorie. Peter Porcupine: a study 181. (HERRIES, John Charles.) A Reply to Some of William Cobbett, 1762-1835. FIRST Financial Mistatements in and out of Parliament. EDITION. Longmans. Half title, front. port. Printed for J. Hatchard. Ad. leaf for The Orig. green cloth in sl. dulled d.w. Cabinet & final blank. Stabbed as issued, outer ¶Pearl 254. leaves sl. dusted & spotted, edges knocked. viii, 1935 £20 68, (4)pp.

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¶Pearl 58. A reasoned & detailed attack on ¶An autobiographical account of the criminal Cobbett’s arguments against the government lawyer & whig politician. in four letters to the Chancellor of the 1874 £30 Exchequer, by the young private secretary to the Secretary to the Treasury. Inscribed in ink COLE, George Douglas Howard at the head to the author’s father Col. (Charles) Herries. 187. British Trade and Industry Past and Future. June 1803 £150 FIRST EDITION. Macmillan. Half title, index. Orig. blue-green cloth; spine rubbed. 182. HUISH, Robert. Memoirs of the late William ¶From the Co-operative College Library, Cobbett, ... from private and confidential stamp of London Co-operative Society on title. sources. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Published 1932 £20 (for the Proprietor) by John Saunders. Fronts., engr. titles & 6 plates; sl. spotted. Handsome contemp. half calf, gilt spines. v.g. PAYMENT BY RESULTS ¶Pearl 221; published in parts. This copy has 188. The Payment of Wages. A study in payment by both titlepages, with the portraits of Earl Grey results under the wage-system. Fabian Research & Daniel O’Connell bound at the end of Vol. Department and George Allen & Unwin. (Trade II. The spines are misnumbered and the Union Series, no. 5.) Half title. Orig. grey cloth, titlepage of Vol. II erroneously identifies it as Vol. I. paper spine label; sl. rubbed. 1835-36 £280 [1918] £20 ______189. Plan for Democratic Britain. FIRST EDITION. Labour Book Service. Half title, 4pp ads. Orig. RUSSIA dec. pink cloth. 183. COBDEN, Richard. Facts for the Present ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Crisis. Richard Cobden on Russia. 2nd edn. 1939 £15 Manchester: A. Ireland & Co. Orig. printed wraps, sewn as issued. 50pp. 190. The Post-War Condition of Britain. FIRST ¶A reprint of the first two chapters of EDITION. Routledge & Kegan Paul. Half title, Cobden’s 1836 pamphlet on Russia, by ‘A index. Orig. black cloth. d.w. Manchester Manufacturer'. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. 1876 £30 1956 £15

184. COBDEN, Richard. The Three Panics: an 191. Self-Government in Industry. G. Bell & Sons. historical episode. Cassell & Co. (Cobden Club.) Half title, 2pp ads; occasional pencil marking. Orig. printed paper wraps; neatly rebacked. Orig. grey-brown printed cloth wraps; spine sl. Stamp of the Manchester Co-operative Union. rubbed. Signature of Headlam-Morley on ¶First published in 1862. Concerned with the leading f.e.p. expenditure of the British and French navies ¶The copy of James Wycliffe Headlam (1863- in relation to the perceived threat of foreign 1929), later Headlam-Morley, British civil invasion. servant and historian. His daughter was the [1884] £25 historian Agnes Headlam-Morley. 1917 £25 185. COCKBURN, Henry, Lord Cockburn. Memorials of His Time. FIRST EDITION. 192. Some Relations between Political and Economic Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black. Front., Theory. Macmillan. Half title. Orig. blue cloth; 24pp ads. Orig. brown cloth; spine faded. spine rubbed. ¶An autobiographical account of the events ¶From the Co-operative College Library. and distinguished men that marked the 1934 £15 progress of Scotland during Cockburn's life. 1856 £75 193. Studies in World Economics. FIRST EDITION. Macmillan. Half title, 2pp ads. 186. COCKBURN, Henry, Lord Cockburn. Orig. blue cloth. v.g. Memorials of His Time. New edn. Edinburgh: ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Adam & Charles Black. Front. port. Orig. olive 1934 £20 brown cloth; sl. dulled. ______COLONIES - British Empire

COLONIES - BRITISH EMPIRE 200. FRANKEL, S. Herbert. The Concept of Colonization: an inaugural lecture delivered 194. BURROWS, Montagu. Imperial England. before the on 9 June 1949. FIRST EDITION. Cassell. 8pp cata.; sl. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Orig. grey printed spotting. Partly unopened in orig. red cloth; sl. wraps; small tear to back wrapper. 24pp. rubbed & dulled. ¶A lecture on economics and colonization by ¶The origins of the modern British Empire. the Professor of Colonial and Economic [1880] £35 Affairs at University of Witwatersrand, South Africa. 195. CANNING, Albert S.G. British Rule and 1949 £10 Modern Politics: a historical study. Smith, Elder & Co. Half title, 10pp cata. Orig. blue cloth; a 201. (GREY, Sir George) REES, William Lee & little rubbed. REES, L. The Life and Times of Sir George ¶‘In this work’ pronounces Canning, ‘I Grey. 2nd edn. 2 vols. Hutchinson & Co. Half endeavour to examine the results of British titles, front. ports. Untrimmed in orig. brown power and thought in promoting civilisation, buckram. Library labels of Blackie & Son and allude to English literature, believing that Private Library. t.e.g. A very nice copy. it specially illustrates the tendency and value of ¶A biography of the soldier, explorer and the national influence’. governor of South Australia, New Zealand 1899 £20 and Cape Colony. 1892 £110 196. DANSON, John Towne. Observations on the Speech of Sir William Molesworth in the House 202. LEWIS, Sir George Cornewall. An Essay on of Commons, on Tuesday, 25th July, 1848, on the Government of Dependencies. FIRST Colonial Expenditure and Government. James EDITION. John Murray. Attractive contemp. Ridgway. The odd spot. Disbound. (iv), 87pp. half calf, elaborately gilt spine, red label; sl. ¶Kress C.7347. Correcting statements of fact. rubbed. Carlingford bookplate. v.g. Molesworth argued that there should be less ¶Lord Carlingford was Colonial Secretary. expenditure on the colonies. 1841 £90 [1848] £50 203. MERIVALE, Herman. Lectures on Coloni- 197. DENISON, George T. The Struggle for zation and Colonies delivered before the Imperial Unity: recollections & experiences. University of Oxford in 1830, 1840 & 1841. FIRST EDITION. Macmillan. Half title, front. New edn. (2nd edn.) Longman, Green, port. Orig. maroon cloth; spine faded. Longman and Roberts. Half title, index; 2pp Handsome armorial bookplate of George ads + 24pp cata. (Oct. 1860). Orig. purple-brown Abraham Gibbs. v.g. cloth by Westleys; spine faded, otherwise v.g. ¶Founder of the British Empire League in ¶This (second) edition with new preface. 22 Canada. lectures: Part I, Historical Account of the 1909 £30 Progress of the colonies of Modern Europe; Part II, Economical Effects of Colonization 198. DILKE, Sir Charles Wentworth. Problems of on the Parent State; Part II, Progress of Greater Britain. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. & Society in Colonies. Macmillan. Half titles, fold maps. Orig. green 1861 £150 cloth; sl. marked, signs of label removal, split at tail of spine vol. II. 204. ROWE, Charles James. Bonds of Disunion, 1890 £55 or, English misrule in the colonies. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Half title. Partially unopened in orig. olive green cloth; boards v. sl. THE ENGLISH IN AMERICA marked. v.g. 199. DOYLE, John Andrew. The Colonies Under 1883 £25 the House of Hanover. Longmans. (The English in America Series.) Half title, folding SELF-GOVERNMENT FOR map, 2pp ads. Orig. red cloth; spine THE COLONIES dulled. Library label of the Royal Society of 205. RUSSELL, John, Earl Russell. The Speech ... Arts. Leading inner hinge repaired. A good in the House of Commons, Feb. 8, 1850, on sound copy. Colonial Policy; with a view to Promote the 1907 £25 general Wealth and Population of the Colonies ______COLONIES - British Empire

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A CASE FOR PEACE - WITH A POEM BY war meeting at Exeter Hall and sung WILLIAM MORRIS heartily to the air 'The Hardy Norseman's Home of Yore'. BL only on Copac. 285. EASTERN QUESTION. 39 Items Relating '... Yes, through the fog of unjust war to the Eastern Question. 'The Eastern Question' What thief on us might steal, dates from 1874 following the defeat of the To rob us of the gifts of yore, Ottomans in the Russo-Turkish War. The The hope of England's weal? collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the huge The toilsome years have built and earned, power void that was left led to a struggle Great men in hope have died; between European nations to safeguard their Shall all the lesson be unlearned, military, economic and strategic interests. This The treasure scattered wide?' collection represents the case for a peaceful 11. EQA. List of subscribers. (20)pp. solution to the crisis and includes a scarce poem 12. The Extermination of the Turkish People by Russia, and the True Policy for by Morris (item 10 below). England. W.S. Johnson. Some contemp. ¶Bound in a modern folder. 8vo. (The ink underlining. 1878. (8)pp. Eastern Question Association leaflets are indi- cated by 'EQA'): Unbound ephemera: 1. EQA. Leaflet Nos I - XIII, XIX, XXI, 1. WHITTEN, Henry. Mr. Cowen, M.P. XXIV, & XXV. 1877. And Mr. Gladstone. Newcastle-Upon- 2. Men of London! Vote For Peace. Leaflet Tyne. Broadside. Small section cut from printed on recto only of 8vo sheet calling left hand margin not affecting text. 22.5 x for people to attend an anti-war demon- 33cm. 1878. stration in Hyde Park on March 10, 1878. 2. WHITTEN, Henry. Mr. Cowen, M.P. 3. NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE. A A Constituent's View of his Speeches and printed letter signed H. Broadhurst, Sec., his Newspaper. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. on opening recto of folded folio sheet, Broadside. Small section cut from left announcing the postponement of a hand margin not affecting text. 22.5 x meeting of the Committee to be held at 33cm. 22.5 x 33cm. 1878. the Agricultural Hall on February 21, 1878. 3. WHITTEN, Henry. Ireland. Newcas- 4. EQA. The resolutions made at a meeting tle-Upon-Tyne. Broadside. 22.5 x 33cm. of the committee on Jan. 26, 1878. Printed 1881. on recto only of 8vo sheet. 4. LABOUR REPRESENTATION 5. Mr. Disraeli's View of our Relations with LEAGUE. To the Working Men of the Afghanistan in 1842. Printed on both United Kingdom. Printed on 3 sides of sides of single 8vo sheet. folded 4to sheet. 1878. Including a 6. (EQA) Men of London attend the Peace petition calling for the maintenance of Meeting in Hyde Park, Feb. 24, 1878. peace. Printed on recto only of 8vo sheet. 5. MIDLAND INTERNATIONAL 7. (EQA) Peace & National Freedom. A ARBITRATION UNION. (A petition public meeting will be held on Thur., Feb. to the House of Commons.) Printed on 21 ... for the purpose of enforcing a recto only of single folio sheet; small tear National Policy of Peace in the present to upper margin, 20 x 25cm. 1878. crisis ... W.E. Gladstone, together with 6. BATES, John. Lord Beaconsfield. In several representatives of the Trade Soci- memoriam. Printed on recto only of eties of London will take part ... Printed single folio sheet. 21 x 26cm. [c.1881] on recto only of 8vo sheet. 1878. 7. LONDON NEUTRALITY 8. EQA. The resolutions made at a meeting COMMITTEE ON THE CRISIS IN of the Committee on Jan. 26, 1878. EASTERN EUROPE. To the Clubs Printed on recto only of 8vo sheet. and other Organised Bodies of Artisans in 9. EQA. Private and Confidential. Printed London. Broadside. Small section cut letter, signed in print by Edward S. Pryce, from left hand margin not affecting text, Secretary. Printed on recto only of single 21 x 33cm. 1878. 8vo sheet. 9 lines of contemp. mss on 8. THE ECHO. The Threatened War! verso. An earnest request to promote and Speeches of Mr. John Bright, M.P., agitate for a peaceful resolution of the delivered at the Free Trade Hall, Eastern Crisis. 1877 Manchester, April 30, 1878. The Echo. 10. MORRIS, William. Wake, London Lads! Printed on both sides of large folio sheet. Printed on recto only of single 8vo sheet. 22 x 60cm. 1878. This 40 line poem was Morris' first 9. KNIN, Dalmatia, March 11, 1878. 'From excursion into poetry designed primarily our windows we can see a stony mountain for propaganda purposes. It was about ten miles off ...' Printed on recto distributed amongs the audience of an anti only on single sheet. 10.5 x 32cm. ______EASTERN QUESTION

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HONE, William CHARTISM See also Items 23-25, 30, 171, 465 & 880. 400. HOVELL, Mark. The Chartist Movement. Edited and completed, with a memoir, by TRIAL OF WILLIAM HONE Professor T.F. Tout. (2nd edn.) Manchester: University Press. (Historical Series, no. 31.) 396. The First Trial of William Hone, on an ex-officio Half title, front. port.; sm. tears to fore-edge of information, at Guildhall, London, December pp xvii-xx affecting text but without loss. 18, 1817 ... for publishing a parody on the Orig. light brown printed paper wraps; sl. late 's Catechism of a ministerial rubbed, inner hinges strengthened with paper member. 4th edn. William Hone. Disbound. partially oscuring ‘extracts from reviews’ on 48pp. verso of final leaf. 1817 £40 1925 £20

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398. The Three Trials of William Hone, for SCUM UPPERMOST publishing three parodies: viz, the late John 402. HUDDESFORD, George. The Scum Wilkes’s catechism, The political Litany, and The Uppermost when the Middlesex Porridge-Pot sinecurists’ creed, at Guildhall London ... With Boils Over!! An heroic election ballad with introduction and notes by William Tegg. explanatory notes. Accompanied with an William Tegg & Co. 4pp ads. Orig. blue-brown Admonitory nod to a blind horse. 4to. Printed cloth, paper label; faded library numbers on for the Author, & sold by all booksellers. Half spine, sl. bumped. title with illus., plates; sl. water marking to lower ¶With facsimile titlepages of the original corner. Contemp. marbled paper boards; edition published by William Hone in 1818. rubbed. Defending himself, Hone was acquitted at all ¶A satirical attack on Sir Francis Burdett, Fox 3 trials (in 1817) becoming in the process ‘a and Lord William Russell at the 1802 election. kind of political martyr’. 1802 £125 1876 £35 ______403. HUGHES, Hugh Price. Social Christianity: sermons delivered in St. James’s Hall, London. LAURENCE HOUSMAN 2nd edn. Hodder & Stoughton. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. brown cloth; sl. dulled. v.g. 399. HOUSMAN, Laurence. The Religious Advance Towards Rationalism: delivered at ¶The preface responds to Frederic Harrison’s positivism - see Items 652-653. Conway Hall, on Sept. 25, 1929. Watts & Co. 1889 £25 (Conway Memorial Lecture.) Half title, 4pp ads. Orig. paper wraps. v.g. HUNT, Henry ¶The Conway lectures were established by the South Place Ethical Society as a HENRY HUNT SIGNED LETTER permanent memorial to Dr. Conway. Housman, the playwright, political activist, 404. ALS, to a Preston radical, London, October 4th and brother of the poet A.E. Housman, 1831. '... I am of opinion that you beat the Whig arguing for the coming together of religion gentry hollow at their meeting'. 34 lines on both and the rationalist movement to fight the sides of single 4to sheet, with integral blank growing and irrational 'religion' of nationalism: neatly cut away having been laid down. 'Many bodies of organized Religion are ready ¶Hunt is replying to a letter sent to him by a to meet you, to oppose the destructive political ally and friend in Preston. Asked of irrationalism into which the new Religion of his opinion on the fate of Lord John Russell's divided nations will assuredly lead if it gets Reform Bill, Hunt predicts, 'with the best its way.' information I have' a defeat in the House of 1929 £20 Lords by 'a majority of 30'. The Bill failed four

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days later by a majority of 41. A radical, and 407. HUSKISSON, William. The Speeches, with a vehemently anti-Whig, Hunt opposed the biographical memoir, supplied to the Editor Reform Bill arguing that it did not go far from authentic sources. 3 vols. John Murray. enough. 'We must have a better reform than Half titles, front port vol.I, 4 + 4 + 8pp catas vol. the Whigs will ever give us, or the People will III. Orig. brown boards, brown cloth spines, never be the better for it.' Hunt was elected M.P. for Preston in 1830. With universal paper labels. v.g. copy as originally issued. manhood suffrage, Preston was an obvious ¶Huskisson, President of the Board of Trade, seat to contest for radical candidates seeking is now popularly remembered as the first election to parliament. William Cobbett had victim of a railway accident in England, when stood, but failed to be elected in 1826. Two he was run over by a train at the opening of weeks after Hunt sent this letter he embarked the Manchester and Liverpool Railway in 1830. on a tour of the constituency. Advised by his 1831 £150 friend to arrive at night, Hunt could not PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE 'consent to enter Preston in the Dark'. His oratory proved inflammatory as violence 408. (ILBERT, Courtenay P.) Manual of broke out after his departure from Preston in Procedure in the Public Business of the House November 1831: 'They abused and villified of Commons. Prepared by the Clerk of the me then, because I was true to the people, they House for the use of members and laid on the abuse, lie and misrepresent me now for the very same reason because I would not desert, table by Mr. Speaker. 2nd edn. Printed for abandon or betray the rights of the working HMSO by J.B. Nichols & Sons. Orig. green classes in order to curry favour with the cloth. v.g. Whigs.' Despised by the Tories and loathed ¶First edition published in 1904; this edition by the Whigs for his opposition to the Reform not in BL. A full account of all procedures in Bill, Hunt was soundly beaten in the elections Parliament with index. of 1833. 'Reform' writes Dr David Hunt 'did 1908 £45 for Orator Hunt'. 1831 † £200 ESSAYS FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS PETERLOO 409. (IMPERIAL CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE) Specimen Essays: for the use of 405. Final Examination and Committal of Hunt, civil service candidates and others. With marks Johnson, &c. (Printed by & for J. Cowie, affixed according to the standard of the civil London.) Drophead title, tear in inner margin of service examiners. Edited by Walter Mole. last leaf. Disbound. 16pp. Leith: Geo. C. Mackay. 16pp I.C.C. Guide & ¶Dated at head: Manchester, Aug. 27, 1819. Prospectus. Stapled as issued in orig. green Hunt chaired the Manchester Reform Meeting cloth; staples sl. rusted. on 16th August 1819 prior to the Peterloo Massacre. [1894] £25 [1819] £75 410. INGERSOLL, Robert Green. Lectures and 406. An Impartial Report of the Proceedings in the Essays. (A selection.) (First series.) WITH: Cause of the King versus Henry Hunt, Joseph Lectures and Essays. (A selection), 2nd & 3rd Johnson, John Knight ... for a conspiracy, tried series. Watts & Co. 2nd & 3rd series have half before Mr. Justice Bayley, and a special jury, at titles. Orig. red cloth; spine sl. faded. v.g. York Spring Assizes ... March, 1820. ¶With a preface to the first series by Charles Manchester: Joseph Pratt. Uncut in recent half T. Gorham. Ingersoll, the American Free- calf, black morocco label, recent e.ps. A thinker and son of a Presbyterian preacher, handsome copy. was ‘one of the most notorious “infidels” of modern times. ¶The proceedings of the trial of Hunt and his 1923 £40 cohorts following the Peterloo Massacre in August 1819. He stood trial for exciting 411. INGERSOLL, Robert Green. Rome or 'terror in the minds of his majesty's liege subjects and that in furtherance of their Reason? A reply to Cardinal Manning. Pioneer designs they had produced an unlawful Press. Half title, 3pp ads. Orig. orange paper assembly at Manchester ... for the purpose of printed wraps; faded. 59pp. breaking peace and exciting disturbances in ¶Issued by the Secular Society. the town'. Hunt was found guilty and 1931 £10 sentenced to two and a half years impris- onment in Ilchester Gaol. 412. INTERNATIONAL WORKING 1820 £280 PEOPLES’ ASSOCIATION. Nemesis. ______Workmen of all climes unite! No. 4., 17.5.1884.

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Baltimore: letters and orders to be addressed to 'BOOKS FOR IRISH HOMES' Kræmer & Seeger, Booksellers and Stationers. This series is published in Dublin by T.D. Sullivan; all Disbound; numerous small tears to folded edge are in orig. green printed paper wraps, disbound. affecting two letters. ¶Unrecorded in BL, COPAC and Library of 415. ANONYMOUS. Lord Edward Fitzgerald: the Congress. ‘Agitate! Organize! Educate!’ An story of his life and death. Sl. wear to following anarchist periodical issued by the Groups of hinge. 34pp. the International Working Peoples’ Associa- ¶Cambridge only on Copac. tion. Established in 1881 with its base in [1888?] £50 Chicago, the I.W.P.A.’s doctrine ‘was a patchwork of Marxist economics, Bakuninist 416. ANONYMOUS. Theobald Wolfe Tone: the anarchism, and the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity drawn from the French and story of his life and death. Following hinge American Revolutions’ (Alan Dawley). rubbed with sm. tear to following wrapper. Johann Most, the leading orator of the 32pp. American anarchists, advocated direct and ¶No copies recorded on Copac. violent action to provoke revolutionary [1888?] £60 change: ‘The existing system will be quickest and most radically overthrown by the annihi- 417. McCALL, John. : his lation of its exponents. Therefore, massacres life and writings. Sm. tear to front wrapper at of the enemies of the people must be set in head of leading hinge. 31pp. motion.’ Most is noted in the Letters box of ¶Manchester and Trinity College Dublin only ‘Nemesis’ as being ‘in the West, where he is on Copac. making a highly successful tour of agitation ... He will probably lecture in Baltimore by the [1887?] £50 end of the month.’ Most’s ideas found fertile soil in 1884 after the onset of a depression and 418. SHERLOCK, Thomas. Henry Grattan, with the I.W.P.A. extended beyond Chicago. In some account of his life and speeches. Leading Baltimore, Nemesis declared: ‘To trust the hinge rubbed. 34pp. affairs of a nation to the guidance of a lot of ¶No copies recorded on Copac. lawyers is like trusting the care of a cheese to [c.1887?] £50 a lot of rats; turn out the rats.’ The I.W.P.A. came to prominence in 1886 when August 419. SHERLOCK, Thomas. The Life of Charles Spies, Albert Parsons, and six other leaders Stewart Parnell, M.P., with some account of his stood trial for the murder of a policemen at ancestry. With an appendix. (6th edn.) Front Chicago's Haymarket. Their arrest, and the port.; sl. rubbed. subsequent round up of anarchists, marked the beginning of the end for the I.W.P.A. 1887 £50 1884 £60 420. SHERLOCK, Thomas. Robert Emmet: the IRELAND story of his life and death. Hinges sl. rubbed. See also Items 317, 470 & 981. 31pp. ¶One earlier 1878 edition recorded on Copac. 413. ANDERSON, Christopher. The Native Irish, 1885 £60 and their descendants. 3rd edn, improved. ______William Pickering, Hamilton, Adams & Co. Some pencil markings to preface. Orig. green IRISH ELECTION LAW fine vertically grained cloth, blocked in blind, spine lettered in gilt; sl. rubbed & marked with 421. (CARLETON, John William) Carleton on nick to upper board. Parliamentary Elections in Ireland; together ¶With a preface to the present edition. with the practice in election petitions, and an 1846 £110 appendix of statutes and forms ... 10th edn. Re-written and revised. By John N. Gerrard, 414. BARRINGTON, Sir Jonah. The Rise and Fall and T.S.F. Battersby. Dublin: Hodges, Figgis, of the Irish Nation. A full account of the bribery & Co. Half title. Ads on e.ps. Orig. brown and corruption by which the Union was carried; pebble-grained cloth by Galwey & Co.; sl. ... Dublin: James Duffy & Sons. 5pp ads; rubbed, inner hinge a little weak. Contemp. browned throughout. Orig. green pebble signature of Rich. Gleeson on titlepage. A good grained cloth; spine dulled, sl. rubbed & marked. sound copy. ¶First published in 1833. ¶With a preface to the 10th edition. [c.1880] £30 1885 £40

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422. CASTLEREAGH, Robert Stewart, booklabel of Daniel Nicholson on leading paste- Viscount. Speech of Lord Viscount down. A bright attractive copy. Castlereagh, in the Irish House of Commons, on ¶Irish nationalist, journalist and M.P., Duffy offering to the House certain resolutions, was a member of Daniel O’Connell’s Repeal proposing and recommending a complete and Association and part of the Young Ireland entire Union between Great Britain and Ireland. movement. J. Wright. Disbound. 69pp. 1880 £65 1800 £40 428. FALKINER, C. Litton. Essays Relating to HOME RULE Ireland. Biographical, historical and topograph- ical. With a memoir of the author by Edward 423. CHILDERS, Erskine. The Framework of Dowden. FIRST EDITION. Longmans, Home Rule. FIRST EDITION. Edward Green, & Co. Half title. Orig. dark red cloth; a Arnold. Half title, 24pp cata. Uncut in orig. little dulled. green cloth. Contemporary inscription on e.ps ¶With essays on Irish biography, including with carbon imprint on half title. Booklabel of Robert Emmet & Archbishop Stone; Irish Marquess of Headfort. topography, from Dublin to Galway; and ¶By the Author of The Riddle of the Sands. Irish parliamentary history. 1911 £60 1909 £45 UNION WITH IRELAND IRISH REVOLUTIONARIES 424. (COOKE, Edward) Arguments For and 429. FITZPATRICK, W.J. Secret Service under Against an Union, between Great Britain and Pitt. Longmans. Half title, 24pp ads. Orig. Ireland, Considered. The fourth edition, maroon cloth. Publishers presentation blind corrected. Dublin: printed for J. Milliken, No.32, stamp on titlepage. v.g. Grafton-Street. [2], 58pp; 8vo. Disbound. v.g. ¶An account of operations against Irish revo- ¶ESTC T33097. A re-issue of the second lutionaries and their foreign allies during the edition with a new titlepage. Favouring a period of the French Revolution & Irish rebel- Union based on ‘equal liberty, equal privilege’, lion. Chapters include: Father O’Coigly by the Irish undersecretary. hanged, General Napper Tandy, Arrest of 1799 £75 Jägerhorn, The betrayer of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Emmet’s rebellion, &c. 425. DAVITT, Michael. The Prison Life of 1892 £75 , related by himself; together with 430. (GRATTAN, Henry) his evidence before the House of Lords The Substance of a Commission on convict prison life. Dublin: J.J. Speech Which Ought to Have Been Spoken in a Lalor. 2pp ads. Orig. green paper printed wraps, Certain Assembly, upon the motion made by disbound; following hinge sl. rubbed. 58pp. Henry Grattan, that the petition from the Roman Catholics of Ireland should be referred ¶No copies found on Copac of this or the first edition of 1882. to a committee of the whole House ... 2nd edn. 1886 £120 Joseph Stockdale. Small stain to titlepage. Disbound. 95pp. 426. (DAVITT, Michael) CASHMAN, D.B. The 1810 £30 Life of Michael Davitt, founder of the National 431. HIPPISLEY, Sir John Cox. Substance of the Land League. To which is added, the Secret Speech of Sir John Cox Hippisley, on seconding history of the Land League. By Michael Davitt. the motion of Henry Grattan, to refer the Glasgow: Cameron & Ferguson. Tear to pp petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland to a 85-6 repaired with archival tape with no loss. committee of the House of Commons. Faulder. Orig. yellow paper printed wraps; rebacked. Disbound. Worn but sound. 1810 £25 [c.1881] £35 432. (HOLMES, Robert) A Demonstration of the 427. DUFFY, Sir Charles Gavan. Young Ireland: Necessity of a Legislative Union of Great Britain a fragment of Irish History. Cassell, Petter, and Ireland, involving a refutation of every Galpin & Co. 8pp. cata; prelims sl. spotted. argument which has been or can be urged Orig green cloth, blocked in blind, black & gilt; against that measure. By a Philosopher. Dublin: library number at foot of spine; spine sl. rubbed printed and sold by the book-sellers. 40pp. 8vo. at head & tail, inner hinges sl. cracked. Label of Small paper flaw to E2 affecting a few letters, Enfield Public Library on leading f.e.p. Armorial some light browning. Disbound.

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¶ESTC T33126. One of two Dublin editions ¶‘The United Irishmen’, a history of the this same year, the other printed 'for James Republican movement culminating in the Moore', of this satirical pamphlet ridiculing 1798 rebellion, is Madden’s best-known work. the arguments of the supporters of an Anglo- Richard Robert Madden, son of a Dublin silk Irish union. Robert Holmes, 1765-1859, was manufacturer, was a one-time surgeon, jour- born in Dublin and educated at Trinity nalist, author and zealous defender of the College where he studied law. He joined the defenceless. Throughout his extensive travel Volunteer Lawyers Corps of Yeomanry and in he campaigned for the rights of slaves and 1791 he was imprisoned for refusing to go indigenous peoples in Africa and Australia. under the command of the English military. 1842 £280 His brother-in-law, Robert Emmet, took part in the rebellion of 1798, and also led an unsuc- 438. MADDEN, Richard Robert. The United cessful uprising in 1803, for which Holmes Irishmen, their lives and times. With numerous was also again imprisoned and as a result of original portraits, and additional authentic docu- which he changed his political allegiances. ments ... 2nd edn. 4 vols. Dublin: James Duffy. 1799 £150 Fronts & plates; some sl. staining to plates in UNION WITH IRELAND vol. I. Half red-brown grained calf; rubbed, boards sl. marked. 433. INGRAM, Thomas Dunbar. A History of the ¶Expanded to four volumes. Legislative Union of Great Britain and Ireland. 1857-60 £350 With corrections and an appendix, containing some of the declarations and addresses in favour 439. O’BRIEN, William, M.P. An Olive Branch in of a Union made by the Roman Catholics. Ireland and its History. FIRST EDITION. Liberal Unionist Association. Half title. Orig. Macmillan. Half title, front. port. & plates. grey printed wraps; dusted with corner missing Uncut & partially unopened in orig. green from back wrapper. Library label. buckram; spine sl faded & rubbed at head. ¶First published in 1887. 1910 £30 1890 £30 440. (OSBORNE, Catherine, Lady) Memorials of 434. LECKY, William Edward Hartpole. Leaders the Life and Character of Lady Osborne and of Public Opinion in Ireland. New edn. 2 vols. Some of Her Friends: edited by her daughter, Longmans. Half titles, 40pp cata. Orig. blue Mrs. Osborne. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. cloth, borders in blind, spine lettered in Dublin: Hodges, Foster & Co. Half titles, gilt. Booklabel on leading pastedowns of photographic fronts, printed title with photo- , Tarradale House, 1960. graphic onlay. Unopened in dark maroon cloth v.g bright copy. by Cavenagh; spine of vol. 1 a little bumped, sl. ¶With chapters on Henry Flood & Henry rubbed. Contemporary signature on leading Grattan. Vol. II is dedicated entirely to Daniel pastedowns. O’Connell. ¶A life in letters of an Irish Landowner. 1903 £85 1870 £65 435. LYNCH, Arthur. Ireland: vital hour. FIRST INSCRIBED TO LORD CLONCURRY EDITION. Stanley Paul. Half title, front. port. 441. PIM, Jonathan. The Condition and Prospects & plates; map xii (of xii) has a sm. repair to the of Ireland and the evils arising from the present note below title. Orig. green cloth. v.g. distribution of landed property: with sugges- [1915] £40 tions for a remedy. FIRST EDITION. Dublin: Hodges & Smith. Half title, mounted on 436. MACNEILL, John Gordon Swift. The Irish inserted stub, 6pp ads. Orig. dark green cloth, Parliament: what it was, what it did. Cassell & blocked in blind & gilt; spine recased, e.ps. Co. Orig. green cloth, lettered & dec. in dark replaced, spine sl. rubbed at head & tail. green, spine uplettered in green. v.g. 83pp. Inscription on titlepage from John Langrishe to 1912 £25 Lord Cloncurry, Febry. 1848. ¶Reportedly the leading figure of the United 437. MADDEN, Richard Robert. The United Irish Movement in London, Valentine Irishmen, their lives and times. 2 vols. FIRST Lawless, 2nd Baron Cloncurry, was arrested EDITION. 12mo. J. Madden & Co. Half title, for treason after the 1798 rebellion and held in 4pp ads. Uncut in orig. green cloth by Gerald the Tower until April 1801. He was also said Bellew, Dublin, blocked in blind & gilt; spines to have been part of Robert Emmet’s Repub- faded to brown. Armorial bookplate of Pierce lican government in waiting. Mahony. A good plus copy. 1848 £150 ______IRELAND

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SIGNED BY RAMSAY MACDONALD Civil Engineering and Mechanics at the University of Glasgow in 1855. The poem is 502. MACDONALD, John Ramsay. Socialism an affectionate eulogy to McKenzie's work: and Society. Independent Labour Party. Our Peter is a writer bould, His style is never (Socialist Library - II.) Half title; e.ps sl. muddy, O! ... and join in praise o'loyal Pate, Wi browned. Orig. red cloth; spine a little faded. candleriggs pae reeky O!' Signed by the Author. v.g. 1831 £350 ¶A member of the ILP since 1894, MacDonald was also, in 1905, Secretary of the 505. MAKGILL, George. Rent no Robbery: an Labour Representation Committee (LRC). In examination of some erroneous doctrines 1906 the LRC became the Labour Party and regarding property in land. Edinburgh: William absorbed the ILP. MacDonald, in the same Blackwood & Sons. Interleaved with blanks. year, was elected M.P. for Leicester. He went Disbound. 39pp. on to be the first Labour Prime Minister in 1924 and served another term as Premier 1851 £20 between 1929 and 1935. 1905 £250 MALLOCK, William Hurrell, 1849-1923. A novelist, logician and critic, Mallock’s works ANTI-SOCIALIST: INTRODUCTION on welfare and economics were directed BY SPENCER against radical and socialist theories. 503. MACKAY, Thomas, ed. A Plea for Liberty: an argument against socialism and socialistic ARISTOCRACY & EVOLUTION legislation, consisting of an introduction by 506. Aristocracy & Evolution: a study of the rights, Herbert Spencer and Essays by various writers. the origin, and the social functions of the John Murray. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. maroon wealthier classes. Adam & Charles Black. Half cloth; spine faded & sl. rubbed at head & tail. title. Orig. blue cloth. Ownership inscription ¶Liberty for Labour, Discontent of the Work- over half title. ing-Classes, Free Education, Housing of the 1898 £45 Working-Classes & the Poor, &c. 1891 £40 507. Classes and Masses: or, Wealth, wages, and LOYAL REFORMERS' GAZETTE welfare in the United Kingdom. A handbook of 504. (McKENZIE, Peter) The Loyal Reformers' social facts for political thinkers and speakers. Gazette. Vol. 1, no. I, May 7, 1831 - no. XXX, FIRST EDITION. Adam & Charles Black. Nov. 26, 1831. Glasgow: Muir, Gowans & Co. Half title, illus, 4pp ads. Partially unopened in Front. port., dedication leaf, plate. WITH: orig. printed buff flecked cloth. An unusual and Debate in the House of Lords on the second attractive binding. v.g. reading of the Reform Bill, Monday, October 3, ¶Reform and progress he suggests ‘is not a 1831. Muir, Gowans & Co. 1831. 88pp. question of revolutionising fundamental prin- WITH: House of Commons. Monday, October ciples ... Should a man wish to identify the 10th, 1831. Muir, Gowans & Co. 1831. 16pp. points in the social system which are unalter- able, he will find them in the very points Contemp. half calf; rubbed. Single sheet tipped which Socialists and similar reformers most in after leading f.e.p. containing a 12pp poem by desire to alter’. W.J. Macquorn Rankine. Handwritten book- 1896 £40 label of William Macmath on leading pastedown. A good sound copy. 508. Labour and the Popular Welfare. FIRST ¶The first volume of 'Loyal Peter' McKenzie's EDITION. Adam & Charles Black. Half title, periodical which ran under this title until the 4pp ads. Orig. dark green cloth; sl. rubbed. v.g. passing of the Reform Bill in May 1832. 'We ¶Concluding that Labour contributes much are radicals to the back-bone' McKenzie less to the national economy than ability, begins in the first issue. 'We are young recruits which is only exhibited by a small proportion who who have enlisted into one of the finest of the population. Regiments now in Europe. It is called the 1893 £40 Royal Regiment of British Reformers ...' Turning to journalism after his move to 509. The Nation as a Business Firm: an attempt to Glasgow in 1814, McKenzie attended the cut a path through jungle. FIRST EDITION. Literary and Commercial Society, a famous debating club which included Glasgow's Adam & Charles Black. Half title. Orig. dark leading literary and scientific figures. It is blue cloth; sl. worn at head of spine. perhaps here that in the late 1830s or 1840s, ¶Maurice Cowling’s copy. he met William John Macquorn Rankine. 1910 £25 Born in 1820, Rankine became Professor of ______MALMESBURY

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CONGRESS OF VIENNA 533. NEWBIGGING, Thomas. Speeches and 528. MULLER D’AARVANGUE, Louis Addresses, Political, Social, Literary. With a Rudolphe. Réponse a l’Auteur du Congrés de biographical sketch and portrait. Manchester: Vienne, en ce qui concerne la Suisse. Paris: John Heywood. Front. Orig. dark blue cloth; Imprimerie de le Normant. Disbound; sewing sl. marked. sl. loose. 11pp. ¶Newbigging, a gas engineer, unsuccessfully contested Rossendale for the Liberals in the ¶The Congress of Vienna was held to settle 1886 election. ‘With the Author’s Compli- the future boundaries of Europe after the ments’ slip inserted. Napoleonic wars. Switzerland became a confederation of independent cantons with its 1887 £20 neutrality guaranteed by the Great Powers. The author of the 'Congress of Vienna' was 534. NICOL, David. The Political Life of Our Dominique Dufour de Pradt. Time. 2 vols. FIRST EDITION. Chapman & 1816 £25 Hall. 40pp. cata. Unopened in orig. dark blue cloth; sl. rubbed; boards sl. affected by damp. 529. MURDOCH, James. A History of Constitu- Otherwise a good copy. tional Reform in Great Britain and Ireland; with ¶With chapters on China, India, Europe, a full account of the three great measures of America. 1832, 1867, and 1884. FIRST EDITION. 1889 £25 Glasgow: Blackie & Son. Half title. Orig. grey-green cloth; spine faded. 535. (NICOLAS, Sir Nicholas Harris.) A Letter to 1885 £25 the Duke of Wellington on the Propriety and Legality of Creating Peers For Life: with CHURCH & STATE precedents. FIRST EDITION. Printed for 530. MURRAY, John. Murray’s Official Handbook private circulation by Samuel Bentley. Half title; of Church and State; containing the names, ‘Peers for life, By Sir Harris Nicolas, 1830’ duties, and powers of the principle civil, military, written in a contemp. hand on half title. judicial, and ecclesiastical authorities of the Disbound. 44pp. United Kingdom and colonies ... John Murray. ¶BL has a 2nd edition only, dated 1830. 32pp cata. Orig. green cloth; spine faded to 1830 £40 brown. 1852 £30 FACTS FOR POLITICIANS 531. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE 536. NOBLE, John. Facts for Politicians: a PROMOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. reference manual of Legislation and Policy, Report of Proceedings at the Seventh Annual compiled from “Hansard’s Parliamentary Congress, held in Edinburgh, October 1863. Debates” and other Authentic sources. New & Edinburgh: William P. Nimmo. Front. port., rev. edn. Henry Good & Son, & Liberal Publi- 2pp ads. Orig. orange printed cloth; spine cation Dept. Errata slip. Orig. olive green cloth. faded. Inscription on verso of leading f.e.p.: ¶A collection of facts “which may be found 'Henry Strickland given to me by Lord Moars, useful at the approaching General Election” May 1866'. relating to Housing, Electoral reform, ¶Reprinted, by permission, from the Programme for London Liberals, Budgets, Scotsman. With portrait and memoir of Lord Taxation, etc. Brougham. 1891 £20 1863 £35 537. NORDHOFF, Charles. The Communistic 532. NATIONAL REFORM CONFERENCE. Societies of the United States; from personal Report of Proceedings at the National Reform visit and observation: including detailed Conference, held in the Free Trade Hall, accounts of the economists, zoarites, shakers, Manchester, May 15th & 16th, 1865. the Amana ... and other existing societies, their Manchester: printed for the National Reform religious creeds, social practices, numbers, Union. Orig. printed paper wraps; lacking lower industries, and present condition. FIRST wrapper, neatly rebacked. EDITION. New York: Harper & Brothers. ¶Not in BL. Manchester, TCD, & LSE only Front. plates, illus., 8pp ads. Orig. olive green on Copac. cloth; sl. rubbed. [1865] £35 1875 £125

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UNRECORDED RADICAL DECLARATION operative Stores. Orig. printed paper wraps. Disbound. 538. NORWICH UNION SOCIETY. Declaration of the Norwich Union Society. Printed & sold ¶From the collection of Henry Norman. 1891 £15 by Lane & Walker. Sewn as issued. 9pp. ¶Not recorded on Copac. During a period of THE HOUSE OF LORDS post war instability and radical agitation, the 541. OLIVER, Frederick Scott. Some Problems of Norwich Union Society was one of many such Popular Government. n.p. (Cambridge Eco- societies formed to debate and call for parlia- nomic Club. Easter Term, 1886.) Stabbed as mentary reform. After the suspension of Habeas Corpus in January 1817 following an issued; sl. browned at end. 19pp. attack on the Prince Regent’s coach, the ¶Dismissing the ‘Radical’ mandate for a single House of Lords Secret Committee Report chamber as well as the Tory view of retaining accused the Norwich Union Society of being the ‘inadequate & unpopular’ House of Lords. a conspiratorial and Spencean group. It was [1886] £15 charged with ‘taking secret oaths, with being associated with other societies, and holding 542. OWEN, John The Fashionable World midnight orgies, in which the scriptures were Displayed. 7th edn. J. Hatchard. Half title, final ridiculed, and plots discussed for overturning ad. leaf. Full contemp. tree calf; following hinge the government of the country’. But as Daniel splitting, red label sl. chipped. Renier booklabel. Parker Coke, M.P. argues in the House of ¶Owen’s name ends the dedication. First Commons during a debate against the published in 1804, by the curate of Fulham suspension of Habeas Corpus, ‘the sole object and advocate of the British and Foreign Bible of the society was parliamentary reform, ... by Society. all lawful means’. The ‘Declaration’, inter- 1809 £20 preted by the Lords as a revolutionary pamphlet, was in fact, evidence of a society OWEN, Robert that sought reform through legal means: ‘On See also Items 50, 117, 612 & 907. the present miserable state of the Kingdom, we forbear to enlarge. The distress is too NEW LANARK general, too apparent, too overwhelming to 543. An Address delivered to the inhabitants of New render description necessary, or even possible. Lanark, on the First of January, 1816, at the We wish to inspire hope, confidence, and opening of the Institution established for the fortitude, to recommend a strict submission to the laws, to use no means for the attainment Formation of Character. 3rd edn. Longman, of the object we have in view but those which &c. Uncut. Rebound in grey boards. v.g. 48pp. the constitution sanctions and justifies, and to ¶Kress B.6997. convince our fellow Countrymen that the only 1817 £750 sure and permanent souce of relief to their INSCRIBED BY OWEN distresses, and security for their liberty and property is to be found in a full, fair, and equal 544. The Book of the New Moral World, containing Representation of the people in Parliament.’ the rational system of society, founded on [c.1817] £250 demonstrable facts, developing the constitution & laws of human nature and society. FIRST AMERICAN SOICIALISM EDITION. Effingham Wilson. Orig. dark 539. NOYES, John Humphrey. History of green cloth, lettered on front cover & vertically American Socialism. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippin- along spine. v.g. cott & Co. Tear to leading f.e.p. Orig. dark ¶Kress C4213. Inscribed on the title: ‘William maroon cloth, spine lettered in gilt; spine Winstanley Esq. With the kind regards of his rubbed at head & tail, inner hinges sl. cracked. old friend, The Author’. Signed on e.p. by A.C. Winstanley, 1852. ¶Southampton only on Copac. Recording the 1836 £1,250 exploits of early socialistic communities 1870 £120 545. Letters to the Human Race on the coming Universal Revolution. FIRST EDITION. 540. OGILVIE, William. United British Provinces: 16mo. Effingham Wilson. First contents’ leaf a sequel to the remedy for landlordism or, A free shaved at fore-edge, affecting a few letters. land fund with Home Rule. With extracts on the Rebound in half green calf. Library stamps. analysis of land values and their taxation from an ¶The sole copy recorded on Copac is at essay on the right of property in land. Sheppard London University. & St. John & The Junior Army & Navy Co- 1850 £350 ______OWEN

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Tracts for the Times. A lecture delivered before better known as Tract no. 90, the most the University of Oxford in the Divinity School, contoversial of the Tracts for the Times on Thursday, June 3, 1841. Oxford: John Henry produced by the first generation of the Anglo- Parker. Disbound. 44pp. Catholic Oxford Movement. ¶A debate on 's contro- 1841 £75 versial Tract 'Remarks on Certain Passages in the Thirty-Nine Articles', better known as 563. OAKELEY, Frederick. The Subject of Tract Tract no. 90, the most contoversial of the XC. Examined, in connection with the history Tracts for the Times produced by the first of the thirty-nine articles, and the settlements of generation of the Anglo-Catholic Oxford certain English Divines. To which is added, the Movement. case of Bishop Mountague, in the Reign of King 1841 £45 James I. J.G.F. & J. Rivington. Disbound. Embossed stamp of Birkbeck College Library. 557. (GOLIGHTLY, Charles Portales) Strictures 84pp. on No. 90 of the Tracts for the Times. By a 1841 £35 member of the University of Oxford. Oxford: J. Vincent. Disbound. 75pp. OXFORD MOVEMENT 1841 £40 564. OLLARD, Sidney Leslie. A Short History of the Oxford Movement. FIRST EDITION. 558. GRESLEY, William. Remarks on the A.R. Mowbray & Co. Half title, front. & plates, Necessity of Attempting a restoration of the 1p. ads. Uncut in orig. dark blue cloth; a little National Church. J.G.G. & J. Rivington. rubbed. v.g. Disbound. 32pp. 1915 £35 1841 £35 565. PERCEVAL, Arthur Philip. A Letter to the 559. HUSSEY, Robert. The Great Contest, a Right Rev. John-Bird, Lord Bishop of Chester: sermon, preached in the Cathedral of Christ with remarks on his late charge, more especially Church, on Easter Day, April 11, 1841. as relates to the doctrine of justification, with a Published by request. Oxford: John Henry reference to the state of things in the University Parker. Disbound. 33pp. of Oxford. J.G.F. & J. Rivington. Disbound. 1841 £35 31pp. ¶Not in BL. 560. MONRO, Edward. Reasons for Feeling 1841 £40 Secure in the Church of England. A letter to a friend in answer to doubts expresses in reference 566. PUSEY, Edward Bouverie. A Letter to His to the claims of the Church of Rome. I.H. Grace the Archbishop of Cantebury, on some Parker. Disbound. 27pp. circumstances connected with the present crisis 1850 £30 in the English Church. Oxford: John Henry Parker. Disbound. 561. NEWMAN, John Henry. A Letter: addressed 1842 £40 to His Grace the Duke of Norfolk on occasion of Mr. Gladstone’s recent expostulation. 4th 567. SEWELL, William. A Letter to the Rev. E.B. edn. Inserted ad. slip. Orig. blue-grey printed Pusey, D.D. Regius professor of Hebrew, and wraps; spine sl. chipped. Canon of Christ Church, on the publication of ¶With a postscript on Mr. Gladstone’s no. 90 of the Tracts for the Times. 2nd edn, “Vaticanism”. Ex Univ. of Kent; withdrawn with a postcript. Oxford: John Henry Parker. labels. From the library of Professor Alan Armstrong. Disbound. 20pp. 1875 £30 ¶Not in BL. 1841 £35 562. NEWMAN, John Henry. A Letter to the Right Reverend Father in God, Richard Lord 568. SIBTHORPE, Richard Waldo. The Claims Bishop of Oxford, on occasion of no. 90, in the of the Catholic Church. A sermon preached in series called The Tracts for the Times. Oxford: the Chapel of St. Mary Magdalen College before John Henry Parker. Disbound. 47pp. the University of Oxford on the feast of St. Mark ¶Not in BL. A debate on John Henry the evangelist. 2nd edn. Oxford: John Henry Newman's controversial Tract 'Remarks on Parker. Disbound. 30pp. Certain Passages in the Thirty-Nine Articles', 1841 £30 ______OXFORD MOVEMENT

569. (WILSON, Henry Bristow) A Letter to the 12mo. Printed for J. Ridgway, No. 1, York- Rev. T.T. Churton, M.A. fellow tutor of Street, St James's-Square. Disbound. 46, Brasenose College. Oxford: W. Graham High- [2]pp ads. Street. Disbound. 37pp. ¶ESTC T5834. Abbé Raynal had published a ¶Not in BL. lengthy account of the colonization of 1841 £40 American and India in six volumes in 1770, and his radical views of the rights of the governed to withhold taxation and overthrow 570. WISEMAN, Nicholas Patrick. A Letter their rulers led to his expulsion from France. Respectfully Addressed to the Rev. J.H. He also wrote a contemporary account of the Newman, upon some passages in his letter to the American Revolution, published immediately Rev. Dr. Jelf. Charles Dolman. Disbound. following the war, and Paine's 'Letter ...' 32pp. corrects his perceived misconceptions and 1841 £50 inaccuracies. First published in 1782, it is an ______important work, demonstrating Paine's movement away from the exceptionalist account of America's potential for preserving 571. (PAE, David) The Mission and Destiny of liberty in 'Common Sense', through the Russia, as delineated in scripture prophecy. By dawning internationalism in 'Lettre to the the Author of ‘The Coming Struggle.’ Houlston Abbé Raynal', to the call for international & Stoneman. Disbound. 32pp. revolution in the second part of the 'Rights of 1853 £35 Man' and his 'Letter Addressed to the Addressers.' 1791 £120 PAINE, Thomas 574. A Letter Addressed to the Abbé Raynal on the COMPLETE WORKS PUBLISHED Affairs of North America. ... J. Watson. 2pp BY TRUELOVE ads. Uncut in orig. sl. torn yellow wraps, sewn as issued. Contemp. signature of William 572. The Complete Works of Thomas Paine. Wallford on titlepage. A good sound copy. Political and controversial. Now for the first 1849 £35 time, published in one volume. Illustrated with a fine portrait. E. Truelove. Front. port., 575. Letter Addressed to the Addressers of the late 16pp. cata. Orig. blue cloth, bordered and deco- Proclamation. 12mo bound in sixes. Printed for rated in blind, spine lettered in gilt; spine sl. H.D. Symonds. Without half title. Disbound. faded. v.g. 40pp. ¶Copac records 4 copies of this undated ¶ESTC T208476, this variant not in the BL. edition. This copy in 805pp. collates with the In this edition the title of Paine's other work is Copac copies but the titlepage appears to be given as: 'Rights of man, two parts'; p. 40 has a cancel. The text, printing & binding appear last line reading "that might otherwise arise" to be of the mid-1850s but the 16pp cata- and press figures are p. 15 = 3, p. 17 = 2 and logue includes publications up to 1873 & p. 36 = 4. 'The people of England wearied advertises; ‘on the first of January, 1875, will and stunned with parties, and alternately be published, price 5s, 800 pages, The deceived by each, had almost resigned the political works of Thomas Paine.’ The prerogative of thinking' responding to the titlepage claiming to be the first one volume charge of seditious libel in the Rights of Man edition is incorrect; Copac records a which led to his escape to France. Dugdale edition of 1844. A radical 1792 £120 publisher, Truelove is said to have owned the desk at which Paine wrote The Rights of 576. Miscellaneous Articles, by Thomas Paine. Man pt. II at the house of Thomas Rickman. Consisting of a Letter to the Marquis of (Van de Weyde.) Lansdowne. A Letter to the Authors of the [c.1875] £125 Republican. A Letter to the Abbe Syeyes. Thoughts on the Peace, and the probable advan- 573. A Letter Addressed to the Abbé Raynal, on the tages thereof. First Letter to Mr. Secretary affairs of North-America. In which the mistakes Dundas. Letter to Lord Onslow. Second Letter in the Abbe's account of the revolution of to Mr. Dundas. And a Letter to the people of America are corrected and cleared up. By France. 12mo. Printed for J. Ridgway, No. 1, Thomas Paine, Secretary for Foreign affairs to York Street. St. James's Square. Disbound. 36pp. Congress during the American War, and Author ¶ESTC T5784. First Edition. of Common Sense, and the Rights of Man. 1792 £150

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RIGHTS OF MAN I & II original response to Dr Richard Watson's An Apology for the Bible in a Series of Letters, 577. Rights of Man: being an answer to Mr. Burke's addressed to Thomas Paine, 1796. It is a attack on the French Revolution. Second edition detailed, page by page analysis and criticism of Printed for J.S. Jordan. Bound without half title. Watson's work, written in support of Thomas x, [1], 8-171, [1]pp. WITH: Rights of Man. Part Paine. The author states that 'the Reader will the second. Combining principle and practice. observe that the references ... are to the Fourth edition. Printed for J.S. Jordan. 1792. duodecimo edition of Dr Watson's Apology Half title, 4pp ads. xv, [1], 178, (4)pp. Full printed for Evans price 1/-'. Watson's contemp. speckled calf, gilt spine, black 'Apology' provoked immediate responses in morocco label; expert repair to hinges, spine a 1796 both in England, with Thomas Paine little rubbed. Vindicated, by Deist, and in America with Joel ¶ESTC T5866 & T169451. Part I is mainly a Barlow's Strictures on Bishop Watson's reply to Burke's 'Reflections on the Revo- "Apology for the Bible". By a Citizen of lution in France', attacking him for his New-York, and also Daniel Humphrey's The 'rancour, prejudice and ignorance'. Paine Bible needs no Apology: or Watson's System alleges that Burke cares only for the forms of of Religion Refuted, Portsmouth, N.H. chivalry, and not for the nation, 'he pities the Thomas Paine's own response, intended as plumage, and forgets the dying bird'. Part II Part III of The Age of Reason, was never compares the new French and American published, and only fragments of the manu- constitutions with those of British institutions script survived Madame Bonneville's to the detriment of the latter. It also contains mutilation of the documents entrusted to her Paine's far-sighted proposals for tax reform, care. These portions were published in 1810 family allowances, maternity grants, &c. and bear interesting comparison with this 1791/1792 £600 present manuscript. Both Paine and the anon- ymous author question Watson's claim that Genesis is the oldest book in the world. This 578. Rights of Man: ... Part I. Long 12mo. Printed manuscript concludes: 'I do not see anything for H.D. Symonds. With final ad. leaf. iv, 78, new in the Bishop's answer; he has laboured 2pp. BOUND WITH: Rights of Man; part the hard to prove the authenticity and connection Second. Combining Principle and Practice. of the historical parts of the Bible objected to Printed for H.D. Symonds. vii, With final ad. by Thomas Paine - I make little observation leaf. [2], 10-90, [6]pp. Some v. light foxing to a upon them - if the parties think it worth their few pages, small marginal tear with loss to upper while to amuse the world with comments margin of C5 of Part I not affecting text. Recent upon every part of the Jewish history be that marbled paper wrappers. to themselves: it will not convince me of the ¶ESTC T5878 and ESTC T5879, the variant divinity of the books - I feel no interest in with the last line of the second page of the such a disquisition'. Appendix (D11 recto) reading: 'are now at'. 1796 £750 1792 £200 PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION TO MANUSCRIPT RESPONSE TO WATSON, JANE AUSTEN'S NIECE SUPPORTING PAINE 580. (WILLIAMS, Thomas) The Age of Infidelity: 579. ANONYMOUS. MANUSCRIPT. Remarks in answer to Thomas Paine's Age of Reason. (in the form of Notes after the manner of Part I. By a Layman. 3rd edn, corrected. Voltaire's examination of Pascal) on some Printed by W.S. Betham, for Button & Son. passages in the Bishop of Llandaff's Reply to the 1803. WITH: Part II. In answer to the second Second Part of Thomas Paine's Age of Reason. part of The Age of Reason ... 3rd edn. W. Written in the Winter of 1796. An original late Button. 1796. 4pp ads. Pt. II. 2 pts. in 1 vol. in 18th century manuscript. 56 pages. Small 4to. contemp. half calf; worming to leading hinge, Some browning & occasional marginal finger- black label. marks, but in good condition. Bound in ¶Part I is (3), 10-66pp, i.e. without half title; contemporary half sheep, marbled boards; Part II is 140, (4)pp as 2nd edn 1796, but this covers very worn but sound, front board loose. 3rd edn is not in ESTC. With mourning Early ownership name, A.M. Ferris (?), 11 Park bookplate of Frances Viscountess Lorton and Place, Walworth, on front pastedown. ink note 'Bequeathed to Jane Lefroy ... 1841' ¶The anonymous author adds at the foot of - Jane Austen's niece, wife of the Rev. his titlepage a quotation from Corneille, 'If I Benjamin Lefroy. am right, what does it signify who I am?'. An 1803/1796 £150 important, and apparently unpublished ______PALMERSTON

581. PALMERSTON, Henry John Temple, 585. (PARRY, Charles Henry) The Parliaments Viscount. Selections From Private Journals of and Councils of England, chronologically Tours in France in 1815 and 1818. Richard arranged, from the reign of William I to the Bentley & Son. Half title. Orig. red cloth, Revolution in 1688. FIRST EDITION. John bordered in blind, blocked in gilt. Armorial Murray. Errata leaf. Partially unopened in orig. Bookplate of William, Duke of Bedford, dark green olive green cloth, black label; sl. Woburn Abbey. rubbed. ¶Extracts from journals found by Mr. 1839 £75 Cowper-Temple soon after the publication of Sir Henry Bulwer’s Life of Palmerston. 586. PAVLOVICH, Ivan. The Better Government 1871 £45 for the United Kingdom, as suggested by Ivan Pavlovich. Arliss Andrews, printer. Stabbed as 582. (PALTIER, Jean Gabriel) L’Empire Germa- issued; lacking thread, dusted. 12pp. nique Réduit en Départements, sous la ¶All the other works by this author in BL are préfecture de l’Electeur de Brandebourg. in Russian. This advocates four national Traduit de L’Allemand. A Londres: W. & C. assemblies for the British regions as opposed Spilsbury. First & final pages spotted. Recent to the Imperial Parliament. paper wraps. 1886 £35 ¶Not in BL. Translated from the German. 1802 £35 587. PEARL, Raymond. The Biology of Popu- lation Growth. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. 583. PARLIAMENTARY GAZETTEER. The Williams & Norgate. Half title, index. Orig. Parliamentary Gazetteer of England and Wales, brown cloth; sl. marked. adapted to the new Poor-Law, franchise, munic- ¶From the Co-operative College Library. ipal, and ecclesiastical arrangements, and 1926 £25 compiled with a special reference to the lines of railroad and canal communication, as existing in 588. (PEDEN, Alexander) The Life and Proph- 1840-44. Illustrated by a series of maps forming ecies of Mr Alexander Peden: late minister of a complete county-atlas of England and by four the gospel at New Glenluce in Galloway. In two large maps of Wales, &c. 4 vols. A. Fullarton. parts. To which is added his remarkable letter to Fronts & plates; plates sl. browned & spotted the prisoners om Dunnotar Castle, July 1685. with some more heavily spotted. Orig. brown Glasgow: John Pryde. Orig. blue printed paper cloth, bordered & decorated in blind with central wraps. Very neatly rebacked. 64pp. gilt insignia; spines & margins sl. faded. ¶The life of Prophet Peden 1626-1686. Signature on titlepages of James White, 1868 £50 Dorking. A handsome set. ¶With an appendix containing the results, in LUDDITES, CHARTISTS, detail, of the census of 1841. Additional PLUG-DRAWERS titlepages for vols I-III, dated 1845, are bound 589. PEEL, Frank. The Rising of the Luddites, at the end of vol. IV. 1844-45 £450 Chartists & Plug-Drawers. 3rd edn. Brighouse: John Hartley, printer, ‘Echo’ Office. Front. & plates; sl. paper browning & dusting. Orig. 584. PARLIAMENTARY TEST BOOK. The maroon cloth, lettered in gilt; inner front hinge Parliamentary Test Book, for 1835: a political sl. cracked, a little rubbed & worn. guide to the sentiments individually expressed, and the pledges given, at the late general election, 1895 £30 by each of the 658 members of the second PEEL, Sir Robert reformed House of Commons ... the whole alphabetically arranged ... in a form perfectly original, a compendious mass of information of 590. A Correct Report of the Speeches Delivered by the highest political importance. Effingham the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, on his Wilson. 6pp ads. Orig. green limp cloth wraps; inauguration into the office of Lord Rector of sl. nick to foot of leading hinge. a.e.g. the University of Glasgow, January 11, 1837 and ¶Not in BL. A list of Members of Parliament at the dinner at Glasgow, January 13, 1837. 3rd marked as ‘Conservative’ or ‘Reformer’, with edn. John Murray. Half title, front. vignette a brief quotation and a record of their votes port., 4pp ads. Orig. blue printed stiff paper upon the leading questions. wrappers. v.g. [1835] £80 1837 £40

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591. The Speech ... delivered at a dinner given to him reconstruction of the social edifice. By an Exile at the Town Hall, Tamworth, on September 4th, from France. FIRST EDITION. Samuel 1835. (J. Limbird, printer.) Drophead title. Tinsley. Half title. Orig. brown cloth, blocked Disbound; sl. torn in margin. 8pp. in black & gilt, by W. Bone & Son; sl. rubbing, [1835] £25 signs of bookplate removal from pastedown, otherwise v.g. 592. Speech ... in the House of Commons, August 10, ¶A socialist manifesto by an exile, who is not 1842. John Murray. 8pp. cata. Stabbed as a Frenchman. issued; sl. dusted, a few pencil marks. 36, 8pp. 1876 £125 ¶On economic and foreign policy, referring to the 1842 budget. 598. (ARISTOTLE) MARSHALL, Thomas. 1842 £35 Aristotle’s Theory of Conduct. FIRST EDITION. T. Fisher Unwin. Half title. Orig. 593. Speech ... in the House of Commons, February dark green cloth. v.g. 24, 1835, on the motion of An Address of [1906] £35 thanks to His Majesty, in answer to his most gracious speech. Roake & Varty. Half title. 599. BACON, Francis. Bacon’s Essays: Edited, Disbound. (iv), 44pp. with annotations, by . FIRST ¶Peel as Chancellor of the Exchequer. EDITION. James W. Parker & Son. 8pp ads. 1835 £35 Partially unopened in orig. blue cloth, blocked in blind; inner hinges sl. weak, front board sl. 594. HALY, William Taylor. The Opinions of Sir marked. Armorial bookplate of William Gibbs. Robert Peel, expressed in Parliament and in 1856 £25 public. FIRST EDITION. Whittaker & Co. Orig. vertical ribbed blue cloth, blocked in blind. v.g. PART PUBLICATION 1843 £45 600. BAILEY, James Napier. Rational Philosophy, ______a series of essays on theological, historical, meta- physical and politico-economical subjects. No. 595. PERRIS, George Herbert. The Eastern Crisis I, III. 2 pts. Leeds: Joshua Hobson. Disbound; of 1897 and British policy in the Near East. sl. dusted. pp. 1-12, 21-32. FIRST EDITION. Chapman & Hall. Half title, ¶No. I “On the universal fertilization of the front. & plate. Uncut in orig. green cloth; sl. earth” and part only of “Morality of caste”, rubbed & marked. with general title now “Philosophia rationalis”. ¶With a poem by William Watson, frontis- The complete volume published in 1842 had piece by Walter Crane, and a sketch map. 212 pages. 1897 £20 1841 £20

PETERLOO MASSACRE, 1819. BAIN, Alexander See Items 22, 134, 405, 406 & 596. ______601. Mental and Moral Science. 2 vols. (3rd edn.) Longmans, Greem & Co. Orig. purple cloth, 596. PHILIPS, Francis. An Exposure of the library labels; inner front hinge of vol 1 sl. weak, Calumnies circulated by the Enemies of Social spines faded. Order, and reiterated by their abettors, against ¶First published in 1868. Scottish philosopher the Magistrates and the Yeomanry Cavalry of and educationalist, Bain was a life-long friend Manchester and Salford. Longman, &c. of John Stuart Mill. This condensed form of Disbound. xxvi, 59, xxxpp. his previous works was aimed at simplifying and restating his ideas for use in education. ¶With preliminary Documents and an Appendix. Inscribed: 'Wm Fox Esqe with 1872 £48 Mr. Traffords compts'. 1819 £150 602. The Senses and the Intellect. FIRST EDITION. John W. Parker & Son. Half title, illus, 2pp ads. PHILOSOPHY Orig. brown cloth, borders blocked in blind; spine a little rubbed at head and tail, inner hinges SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE repaired. A good sound copy. 597. ANONYMOUS. Social Architecture; or, ¶Bain's first major work. Reasons and means for the demolition and 1855 £110

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603. The Senses and the Intellect. 2nd edn. benevolence, are explained and exemplified. Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, & Green. From the mss. of Jerermy Bentham. Arranged Half title, illus., 26pp cata. (1866). Orig. brown and ed. by John Bowring. 2 vols in 1. Longman, cloth, blocked in blind, spine lettered in gilt; Rees, Orme, Browne, Green .... Half title, errata spine sl. rubbed at head & tail. v.g. Booklabel slip. Contemp. half calf; worn but sound. on leading pastedown. 1834 £180 ¶This edition 'thoroughly revised'. 1864 £125 607. Theory of Legislation. Translated from the ______French of Etienne Dumont, by R. Hildreth. 4th edn. Trübner & Co. Sl. browning to titlepage. 604. BEATTIE, James. Elements of Moral Orig blue cloth; sl. darkened & marked; a little Science. 2 vols. 3rd edn. Edinburgh: printed rubbed. for Archibald Constable & Co. Half title. Full ¶First published as “Traités de legislation dark blue calf by J. Dewar, raised bands, spine civile et pénale” 1802, edited by E. Dumont, dec. & lettered in gilt, red labels; boards sl. translated into English in 1864 under this title. rubbed. Prize label on front pastedown from the 1882 £50 Lord Provost, magistrates, and town council of ______the city of Perth. A handsome copy. ¶First published in 1790. Poet & scholar, 608. BERGSON, Henri. Matter & Memory. Beattie was the Professor of Moral Philosophy Authorized trans. by Nancy M. Paul and W. at the University of Aberdeen. 1817 £125 Scott Palmer. Swan Sonnenschein. (Library of Philosophy.) 4pp ads, half title, index. Orig. BENTHAM, Jeremy maroon cloth; rubbed, e.ps marked from old See also items 58-60. repair to inner hinge. A poor copy. ¶From the Co-operative College Library, 605. The Book of Fallacies: from the unfinished revised in proof by the author, with a new papers of Jeremy Bentham. By a friend intro. by him. (Peregrine Bingham). FIRST EDITION. John 1911 £20 & H.L. Hunt. Contemp. full tan calf, borders in gilt, raised gilt bands, black morocco label; some 609. BESANT, Annie. The Evolution of Society. sl. marking but a very nice copy. Armorial Freethought Publishing Co. Orig. paper wrap- bookplate of Richard Davey. pers, sewn as issued; fore-edge sl. torn. 24pp. ¶The substance of this volume was previously ¶Reprinted from 'Our Corner'. published in French by Etienne Dumont. 1886 £30 Bingham, a legal writer and reformer, was described by Bentham in 1820 as 'a friend and BIRTH CONTROL a disciple at the Bar who goes all lengths with 610. BESANT, Annie. The Law of Population: its me in favour of the cause of the people'. consequences, and its bearing upon human Bentham, seeking the means to achieve radical conduct and morals. Freethought Publishing political reform, attacks the complicated language of politics and governance. In order Co. Disbound. 48, (1)pp. to achieve clarity he believed in the simplifi- ¶With preface to 50th thousand, English edn cation of language thus minimising the 3½ years after its first publication. potential for fallacy. As Burns summarises: [1877?] £40 'the fallacies Bentham attacks do not subsist in an abstract world of logical analysis: they are 611. BINET, Alfred. Alterations of Personality. levers for the exercise of power; they are Translated by Helen Green Baldwin. Chapman indeed weapons to be deployed in a political & Hall. Orig. maroon cloth; spine sl rubbed. v.g. struggle. As such, they are inseparably linked ¶With notes and a preface by J. Mark Baldwin. to the individuals and groups whose sinister interests they serve at the expense of the 1896 £25 general interest, the greatest happiness of the PHILOSOPHY OF NECESSITY greatest number'. 1824 £380 612. BRAY, Charles. The Philosophy of Necessity; or, The law of consequences; as applicable to THE GREATEST HAPPINESS PRINCIPLE mental, moral, and social science. FIRST 606. Deontology; or, The science of morality: in EDITION. 2 vols. Longman, Orme, Brown, which the harmony and co-incidence of duty and Green, and Longmans. 1p. ads, 1p. errata; self-interest, virtue and felicity, prudence and occasional pencil annotations. Orig. brown ______PHILOSOPHY - Bray

cloth, bordered & decorated in blind; plainly CARPENTER, Edward rebacked in contemp. cloth, edges sl. rubbed. Edward Carpenter, 1844-1929, English ¶Charles Bray, 1811-1884, Coventry ribbon philosopher, poet and early gay activist. Influ- manufacturer, who was a friend of Robert enced by Engels, Hyndman, and Hindu Owen, Herbert Spencer, Harriet Martineau & mysticism, Carpenter sought a Utopian life George Eliot. The appendix in vol. II is by away from civilisation, the disease of Mary Hennell. humanity. A ceaseless social reformer and 1841 £225 political radical, Carpenter campaigned for FREETHOUGHT environmental protection, women’s rights and 613. BÜCHNER, Ludwig. Mind in Animals. sexual freedom. In a period that witnessed Translated, with the author’s permission, from Oscar Wilde’s sensational trial, Carpenter the German of the third revised edition, by lived in relative peace with his partner George Annie Besant. Freethought Publishing Merrill. Company. (International Library of Science and Freethought, Vol. I.) Front. port., 1p ads. Orig. ART & LIFE olive-green cloth; spine sl. rubbed at head & tail, 617. Angels’ Wings: a series of essays on Art and its a little dulled.. relation to life. (3rd edn.) Swan Sonnenschein. ¶First published in German, 1876. First Half title, front & plates. Orig. dark blue cloth; English edition.. spine dulled. v.g. 1880 £45 ¶A slip indicating a change of publisher to BURKE, Edmund George Allen & Co. is pasted to the title. See also Items 120-130. 1908 £65 THE SUBLIME & BEAUTIFUL 618. The Art of Creation: essays on the self and its 614. A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of our powers. 5th edn. George Allen & Unwin. Half Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful. Printed for title, 1p ads. Orig. green cloth, blocked in R. & J. Dodsley, in Pall-mall. viii, [8], 184pp, half gilt. v.g. title; 8vo. A good wide-margined copy, some 1921 £65 offset browning from turn-ins on to e.ps & prelims, one gathering sl. proud. Contemp. calf LOVE & DEATH with gilt border, very nicely rebacked to match, 619. The Drama of Love and Death: a study of raised & gilt bands, red gilt morocco label; human evolution and transfiguration. 2nd edn. corners neatly repaired. Signature, 1916, on e.p. George Allen. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. blue- ¶Todd 5a; ESTC T42248. First Edition. grey cloth, lettered in gilt. t.e.g. v.g. 1757 £1,250 1912 £40 615. A Philosophical Enquiry ... The fourth edition. With an introductory discourse concerning taste, 620. The Drama of Love and Death: ... 2nd edn. and several other additions. Printed for R. and George Allen. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. blue- J. Dodsley in Pall-mall. ix, [7], 342pp. Paste- grey cloth, blocked in black. downs rather browned, e.ps foxed, otherwise a ¶A sl. later reissue of the 2nd edition with good clean copy. Contemp. calf, double gilt fillet George Allen & Unwin at the foot of the border, expertly rebacked with raised & gilt spine. Sir Stanley Unwin bought a controlling banded spine, red gilt morocco label; corners interest in George Allen in 1914. 1912 £35 neatly repaired. ¶ESTC T42251; Todd 5d. 621. The Drama of Love and Death: ... George Allen 1764 £350 & Unwin. Half title. Orig. grey buckram. 616. A Philosophical Enquiry ... With an introductory Signature and booklabel of John Coope. v.g. discourse concerning taste, and several other 1926 £20 additions. Printed for J. Dodsley, in Pall-mall. ix, [7], 342pp. A little light foxing to a few leaves. 622. From Adam’s Peak to Elephanta: sketches in Full contemp. tree calf, gilt spine & dark green Ceylon and India. New edn, revised. Swan gilt morocco label; expert repairs to joints & Sonnenschein & Co. Half title, front., plates & head & tail of spine. Armorial bookplate illus, 1p. ads. Orig. blue cloth, blocked in blind; ‘Heineken’. spine sl. dulled. An attractive copy. ¶ESTC T42258; Todd 5j. ¶First published in 1892. With a preface to 1787 £220 the 1st and 2nd edn. ______1903 £45

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THE INTERMEDIATE SEX PHRENOLOGY 623. The Intermediate Sex: a study of some transi- 630. (COMBE, George) GIBBON, Charles. The tional types of men and women. 2nd edn. Swan Life of George Combe, Author of 'The Consti- Sonnenschien & Co. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. tution of Man.' 2 vols. Macmillan & Co. Front. grey-green cloth, blocked in blind; spine dulled ports, 36pp cata. in vol. I, 4pp ads in vol. II; sl. & marked. t.e.g. A sound copy. spotting to prelims, faint blue pencil mark to 1909 £48 front. in vol. I. Orig. brown cloth; sl. rubbed & marked, inner hinges sl. cracking. Library label 624. Intermediate Types Among Primitive Folk: a of Guille-Allés Library, Guernsey, on front study in social evolution. 2nd edn. George boards & other labels & stamps. A sound copy. Allen & Unwin. Half title, 2pp ads. Partially 1878 £50 uncut in orig. blue cloth. v.g. 1919 £50 COMTE, Auguste See also Items 241, 668, 673 & 684. 625. My Days and Dreams, being autobiographical 631. Appeal to Conservatives. Joint translators: T.C. notes. (2nd edn.) George Allen & Unwin. Half Donkin, Richard Congreve. Trübner & Co. title, front. port. & plates, 4pp ads. Orig. blue Half title, original French title as frontispiece, cloth; spine darkened. text largely unopened. Orig. green cloth. v.g. 1916 £45 ¶‘Appelaux Conservateurs’, 1855. First English edition. 626. Towards Industrial Freedom. FIRST 1889 £45 EDITION. George Allen & Unwin. Half title; LOVE FOR PRINCIPLE, ORDER FOR BASIS, tear to final leaf & following e.p. repaired with PROGRESS FOR END. archival tape. Orig. blue cloth; spine dulled. 1917 £40 632. The Catechism of Positive Religion. Translated from the French by Richard Congreve. 3rd edn, 627. Ioläus: an anthology of friendship. 2nd edn, revised & corrected. Kegan Paul, Trench, enlarged. Edited by Edward Carpenter. Swan Trübner. Half title, text largely unopened. Orig. Sonnenschein & Co. Half title, 1p. ads. Partially green cloth, spine lettered in gilt. v.g. bright uncut in orig. light brown cloth; spine dulled, copy. front board sl. marked. t.e.g. ¶‘Catéchisme positiviste’, 1852? First English edition, 1858 (translated by Richard ¶Friendship and customs in the Pagan & early Congreve). New preface to this edition. world to the Renaissance and modern times. Complete with fold-out positivist calendar. With a preface to the 1st edn. 1891 £50 1906 £40 ______633. A General View of Positivism. Translated from AESTHETICS the French by J.H. Bridges, physician to the 628. CLAY, Felix. The Origin of the Sense of Bradford Infirmary; late fellow of Oriel College, Beauty: some suggestions upon the source and Oxford. Trübner & Co. 2pp ads. following text. development of the æsthetic feelings. FIRST Orig. green cloth; a little rubbed, sl. damp mark EDITION. Smith, Elder, & Co. Half title, 2pp at foot of front board. ads. Orig. blue cloth, lettered in gilt; a little ¶‘Discours sur l’ensemble du positivisme ...’, 1848. This translation comes from the second rubbed & dulled. ‘Presentation copy’ embossed French edition of 1851. First edition of this on titlepage. translation. 1908 £30 1865 £125 DUTIES OF A CITIZEN ______629. COMBE, George. Moral Philosophy; or, The PROGRESS OF THE HUMAN MIND duties of man considered in his individual, social 634. CONDORCET, Jean Antoine Nicolas de and domestic capacities. 2nd edn, revised. Caritat, marquis de. Outlines of an Historical Edinburgh: Machlachlan, Stewart. 10pp ads. View of the Progress of the Human Mind: being Orig. drab boards, blue cloth spine; a little a posthumous work of the late M. de Condorcet. rubbed, paper label. Translated from the French. Printed for J. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Johnson. [8], iii, [1], 372pp, half title. 8vo. 1841 £60 Some offset browning from turn-ins on paste- ______PHILOSOPHY - Condorcet

downs & e.ps, some occasional light foxing. ‘SERIALISM’ Contemporary calf, black gilt label, double gilt 640. DUNNE, John William. An Experiment with ruled spine. Time. FIRST EDITION. A. & C. Black. Half ¶ESTC T108055. First English Edition of title. Orig. blue cloth. one of the major texts of the Enlightenment, ¶‘A general introduction to Serialism as a written while Condorcet was in hiding in Paris theory of the universe’ and compared with the in 1794. Theory of Relativity. 1795 £1,200 1927 £30

CONSTRUCTIVE ETHICS HINTON: NIETZSCHE: CARPENTER 635. COURTNEY, William Leonard. 641. ELLIS, Edith M.O., Mrs Havelock. Three Constructive Ethics: a review of modern moral Modern Seers. (James Hinton, Nietzsche and philosophy in its three stages of interpretation, Edward Carpenter.) FIRST EDITION. Stanley criticism, and reconstruction. New edn. Paul & Co. Front. & plates, 3pp ads. + 32pp Chapman & Hall. Half title, occasional pencil cata. Orig. drab boards, green cloth spine. annotations; e.ps browned with sl. chip to ¶Including a portrait of Carpenter; Hinton, leading f.e.p. Orig. brown cloth; rubbed at head the pioneer ‘sexologist’. & tail, inner hinges sl. cracked. [1910] £35 ¶First published in 1886. 1895 £25 HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY: TRANSLATED BY GOLDSMITH 636. (CROCE, Benedetto) CARR, H. Wildon. 642. FORMEY, Jean Henri Samuel. A Concise The Philosophy of Benedetto Croce. The History of Philosophy and Philosophers. problem of art and history. FIRST EDITION. Printed for F. Newbery, at the Crown in Pater- Macmillan. Half title, 4pp ads. Orig. blue cloth; Noster-Row. [14], 283, [1]pp; 12mo. Titlepage spine worn. sl. foxed, but a very nice copy. Handsomely ¶From the Co-operative College Library. bound in recent quarter sprinkled calf, raised & 1917 £18 gilt banded spine, red gilt label, marbled boards, vellum cornerpieces. 637. DEMOLINS, Edmond. A Quoi Tient la ¶ESTC N5174; Roscoe, A163 (1). Published Superiorité des Anglo-Saxons. Paris: Librairie in French in 1760, and here first translated de Paris Half title with 1p. ads on verso; sl. into English by Oliver Goldsmith. Formey, browned. Quarter calf, marbled paper boards. 1711-1797, was Professor of Philosophy at the ¶Demolins' influential theory on Anglo Saxon French University in Berlin, and secretary of superiority intended as a wake up call to the the Berlin Royal Academy of Sciences. He French. was a major influence on Kant, who corre- [1897] £30 sponded with him and also arranged for him to be sent copies of his works as they were published. Amongst his numerous other NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCATION writings is L'Emile Chrétien, 1764, which he intended as an answer to Rousseau's Emile. 638. DICK, Thomas. On the Mental Illumination 1766 £480 and Moral Improvement of Mankind; or, An inquiry into the means by which a general diffusion of knowledge and moral principle may MODERN THOUGHT - PERIODICAL be promoted. 2nd edn. Glasgow: William 643. FOULGER, John Charles, ed. Modern Collins. Front., illus., 6pp ads. Orig. purple Thought. A religious, political, and social maga- cloth; lacking leading f.e.p., otherwise a v.g. zine. Vol. 1. Richardson & Best. Orig. grey bright copy. cloth; marked by damp. Contemp. signature on 1844 £60 titlepage. A good sound copy. ¶Not in BL. Oxford & Leeds only on Copac. 639. (DIDEROT, Denis) MORLEY, John. The first 12 issues of a publication that ran Diderot and the Encyclopædists. FIRST until 1884. An 'impartial' publication, 'Modern Thought' appealed for rational and EDITION. 2 vols. Chapman & Hall. Half intellectual debate subjects 'of interest to titles. Uncut in brick red cloth; a little dulled, 2 humanity': 'Modern thought is, to us, not the sl. nicks to spine of vol. 1. theories of an age, but the product of all time'. 1878 £60 1879 £120 ______PHILOSOPHY - Garrett

THE MACHINE ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Hobbes, Locke, Burke, Bentham, Mill ... 644. GARRETT, Garet. Ouroboros; or, The 1899 £35 mechanical extension of mankind. Kegan Paul. (To-day & To-morrow series.) Half title, 11pp. HAMILTON, Sir William ads. Orig. glazed purple boards; a little rubbed. See also Item 679. ¶A philosophy of the history and future of the machine and its affects on economics; with 650. Discussions on Philosophy and Literature, chapters on the Machine As If, The Paradox Education and University Reform. Chiefly from of Surplus and In Peril of Trade, &c. the Edinburgh Review; corrected, vindicated, [1926] £30 enlarged, in notes and appendices. Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans. Half title, 32pp. GODWIN, William cata.; occasional ink annotations. Rebound in plain contemp. brown pebble grained cloth. 645. Enquiry concerning Political Justice, and its ¶With 16 lines of ink annotations following influence on morals and happiness. The second the chapter ‘Revolutions of medicine’ on the edition corrected. 2 vols. Printed for G. G. & J. theories of physician & chemist Dr Henry Robinson. Half titles; half title in vol. I torn Bence Jones. with some loss & strengthened on verso. 1852 £65 Contemp. calf boards, plainly rebacked. ¶ESTC T94278. Godwin’s influential work 651. Discussions on Philosophy and Literature, attacking political institutions & promoting his Education and University Reform ... 3rd edn. vision of an anarchic state. Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood. 1796 £400 Half title, index. Orig. brown cloth; a little rubbed. Bookplate (sl. torn) of E. Sherley Smith 646. An Enquiry concerning Political Justice, ... The and with his signature, 1867. third edition corrected. 2 vols. Printed for G. 1866 £65 G. & J. Robinson. Library perforated stamps & ______ink pressmarks for Sandeman Library, Perth. Well rebound in half calf, gilt spines. 652. HARRISON, Frederic. Autobiographic ¶ESTC N6482. Memoirs. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 1798 £450 Macmillan. Half titles, front. ports, 2pp ads; ink annotations in vol. I, vol. II unopened. Orig. 647. Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, ... 4th edn. maroon cloth; sl. tear to head of spine of vol. 1. 2 vols. J Watson. Contemp, half dark green calf, ¶Life of the jurist, historian and literary critic. marbled boards, maroon labels; neat repair to Harrison, a radical and positivist, was Pres- hinges & head & tail of vol. 1. Library label on ident of the English Positivist Society from leading pastedowns. 1880-1905. ¶With a preface to the 1793 & 1795 first & 1911 £40 second editions. 1842 £150 653. HARRISON, Frederic. The Present and the Future. A positivist address. Reeves & Turner. 648. Thoughts on Man, his Nature, Productions and 2pp ads. Orig. green printed paper wraps. Discoveries. Interspersed with some particulars Disbound. Signature of Henry Norman on front respecting the author. Effingham Wilson. Pp. wrapper. 47pp. 7-10 torn & repaired with stitching; a few spots ¶From the collection of Henry Norman. & underlinings, sl. damp marking in early pages. 1880 £30 Contemp. half calf, gilt spine, brown label; sl. rubbed, gilt dulled. 654. HEINE, Heinrich. Religion and Philosophy 1831 £380 in Germany: A fragment. Translated by John Snodgrass, translator of ‘Wit, Wisdom, and ______Pathos from the Prose of Heinrich Heine’. POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Trübner & Co. Half title, 10pp ads. (partially FROM HOBBES TO MAINE unopened); upper margin of title cut away not affecting text. Orig. blue-grey cloth; sl. rubbed. 649. GRAHAM, William. English Political ¶‘Zur Geschichte der Religion und Philos- Philosophy from Hobbes to Maine. FIRST ophie in Deutschland’, first published in EDITION. Edward Arnold. Half title. French, 1833. First German edition 1834. Signature cut from corner of e.p. Orig. olive- First English edition. brown cloth; spine darkened. 1882 £60 ______PHILOSOPHY - Hobbes

655. (HOBBES, Thomas) ROBERTSON, third edition of 1742 is a distinct and revised George Croom. Hobbes. Edinburgh: William edition with many additions and emendations, Blackwood & Sons. (Philosophical Classics for mainly to the Illustrations. English Readers, no. 10.) Half title, front., 6pp 1742 £450 ads. Orig. brown cloth; sl. rubbed. v.g. 659. HUXLEY, Julian. What Dare I think? The 1886 £20 challenge of modern science to human action & METAPHYSICS belief. Including the Henry LaBarre Jayne Foun- dation Lectures (Philiadelphia) for 1931. FIRST 656. HODGSON, Shadworth H. The Philosophy EDITION. Chatto & Windus. Half title. Orig. of Reflection. In three books. FIRST blue-grey cloth. v.g. EDITION. 2 vols. Longmans. Half titles, index. Orig. cream cloth; spines browned. 1931 £15 ¶From the Co-operative College Library. EVOLUTION & ETHICS Booklabels of Sidney Edward Bouverie Bouv- 660. HUXLEY, Thomas H. Evolution & Ethics. erie-Pusey. Macmillan. Orig. maroon cloth; dulled. 1878 £75 ¶From the Co-operative College Library. MIRABAUD'S SYSTEM OF NATURE Evolution & Ethics (1893 and 1894), Science & Morals (1886), Capital - the Mother of 657. HOLBACH, Paul Henri Thiry, baron de. Labour (1890), Social Diseases & worse The System of Nature; or, The laws of the moral Remedies (1891). Includes The Times corre- and physical world. Done from the original spondence on the ‘Darkest England’ scheme French of M. de Mirabaud. 3rd edn, with addi- of General Booth. tions. 2 vols. Printed by William Hodgson, and 1895 £20 sold by Sherwood, Neely, & Jones. Half calf, black labels, mauve moiré cloth; sl. faded, spine 661. JANET, Paul. The Theory of Morals. Trans- sl. rubbed, library labels removed. Ownership lated from the latest French edition by Mary label of David Edwards. Library label & stamps Chapman. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark. 1p initial of Coleg Harlech. Booksellers ticket of W. ads, 14pp. cata. Orig. brown pebble grained Wilkins, Merthyr. cloth, blocked in blind; sl. rubbed. ¶Five 3rd editions only on Copac; not in BL. ¶First published in French in 1873. First published in 1770; first English edition, 1884 £45 1795. In a work known as the ‘aetheist's PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE bible’, Holbach, writing pseudonymously as Jean-Baptiste Mirabaud and with the 662. JEVONS, William Stanley. The Principles of assistance of Diderot, presents a theory of Science: a treatise on logic and scientific atheistic materialism. There was, he argued, method. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Macmillan. no soul without life, and he attacks ‘God’ as a Front. Untrimmed in orig. brick red pebble- meaningless term used by organised religion grained cloth, blocked in blind & gilt; spine sl. to dominate the populace. dulled but v.g. Library label of Spring Hill 1817 £450 College. 658. (HUTCHESON, Francis) An Essay on the ¶Jevons' most important work on logic and Nature and Conduct of the Passions and Affec- scientific method. 'Science' he writes, 'arises from the discovery of Identity amid Diversity tions. With Illustrations on the Moral Sense. ... In every act of inference or scientific The third edition, with additions. Printed for A. method we are engaged about a certain iden- Ward. xx, [4], 339, [1]pp. 8vo. Full contem- tity, sameness, similarity, likeness, porary calf, raised bands, red morocco label; sl. resemblence, analogy, equivalence or equality wear to upper joint, small scratch to rear board. apparent between two objects ... There must Armorial bookplate of the Marquess of Head- always be a contrast between object and object fort. v.g. to awaken our consciousness'. ¶ESTC T61185. First published in 1728. 1874 £480 Together with his earlier work, Inquiry into the Original of Our Ideas of Beauty and KANT, Immanuel Virtue (1725), Hutcheson's Essay was one of TRANSLATOR'S PRESENTATION COPY the most important writings of moral philosophy of the early 18th century; widely 663. Critick of Pure Reason translated from the orig- translated and vastly influential throughout inal. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. William England, continental Europe, and America, Pickering. Half title, errata page. Full contemp. but perhaps especially amongst the philoso- calf, borders & spine blocked in gilt, dark green phers of the Scottish Enlightenment. This label, boards blocked with gilt monogram, WCR.

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Inscribed on leading blank in brown ink to W.C. 669. The Physiology of Common Life. FIRST Russell Esq with the translator’s best regards. EDITION. 2 vols. Edinburgh: William Booklabel of Jack C. Ellis. a.e.g. A very Blackwood & Sons. Half calf, marbled boards, attractive copy. gilt bands, black labels; sl. rubbed. Inscription ¶First published in German in 1781. Trans- on leading f.e.ps: ‘Selina Constance Smyth from lated by F. Haywood. Received with minimal her mother, 1871’. enthusiasm at the time of its first publication, 1859 £50 Kant's Critique of Pure Reason is recognised ______today as one of the leading works in the history of philosophy. 1838 £2,200 670. MANSEL, Henry Longueville. Prolegomena Logica. An Inquiry into the Psychological 664. COUSIN, Victor. The Philosophy of Kant: Character of Logical Processes. FIRST lectures. Translated from the French. With a EDITION. Oxford: William Graham. Half sketch of Kant’s life and writings. By A.G. title. Orig. purple-brown cloth, orig. paper label; Henderson. John Chapman. Half title. Orig. browned. dark brown cloth, spine lettered in gilt, borders ¶Mansel, a ‘metaphysician’, whose ‘agnostic’ in blind; spine sl. rubbed, but a good-plus copy. theories based on Hamilton were opposed by Ibrahin Ezzat’s library label, with his signature. Maurice & Goldwin Smith. He later criticised ¶‘Leçons sur la philosophie de Kant’, first Mill’s views of Hamilton’s philosophy. published in French, 1842. First English 1851 £125 edition. 1854 £120 671. MARTINEAU, James. Studies of Christianity: a series of original papers, now first collected, or 665. WALLACE, William. Kant. Edinburgh: new. FIRST EDITION. Longman, Brown, William Blackwood & Sons. (Philosophical Green, Longmans, & Roberts. Half title, 1p. ads Classics for English Readers, no. 5.) 2pp initial ads, half title, front., final ad. leaf. Orig. brown + 32pp cata. (Nov. 1866). Orig. purple pebble- cloth; leading inner hinge cracking. grained cloth, blocked in blind; largely faded to brown with sl. rubbing to head of spine. 1887 £30 ¶Edited by William Alger. ______1858 £50 666. (LESSING, Gotthold Ephraim) SIME, EDITED BY J.S. MILL James. Lessing. 2 vols. Trübner & Co. 672. MILL, James. Analysis of the Phenomena of (English and foreign philosophical library. Extra the Human Mind. With notes illustrative and series.) Half titles, front. ports, 1p. ads in vol. 2. critical by , Andrew Findlater and Uncut in blue-grey cloth blocked in black with George Grote; ed. with additional notes by John gilt vignette portrait on upper board of vol. 1, Stuart Mill. 2nd edn. 2 vols. Longmans. Half spine lettered in gilt; sl. dulled & marked. A titles, 24pp. cata. (March 1889) vol. II. Orig. good plus copy. maroon cloth; vol. II cloth affected by damp. ¶Life of the German writer and philosopher, ¶With new preface by J.S. Mill. 1729-1781. 1878 £85 1877 £68

LEWES, George Henry MILL, John Stuart See also Items 523, 729, 731 & 799-805. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY. 667. A Biographical History of Philosophy. Series I. 673. Auguste Comte and Positivism. Reprinted from Ancient Philosophy. 2 vols in 1. 12mo. G. Cox. the Westminster Review. FIRST EDITION. Orig. green cloth, blocked in blind; some sl. N. Trübner & Co. 2pp ads; pencil notes. Orig. wear to lower leading hinge. Booksellers ticket purple cloth; spine faded, carefully recased. of Humpage, Brecon. ¶Inscribed ‘From the Author’. 1852 £35 1865 £280

668. The History of Philosophy: from Thales to 674. Autobiography. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Comte. 3rd edn. 2 vols. Longmans. Half titles, Half title, final erratum & ad. leaves. Orig. dark 24pp. cata. Orig. dark purple cloth, borders green cloth. v.g. blocked in blind; sl. rubbed, spines a little faded. ¶Omitting ‘on’ p.113. 1867 £85 1873 £160 ______PHILOSOPHY - Mill

675. Autobiography. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Orig. purple cloth, blocked in blind & gilt; sl. Half title, final erratum & ad. leaves. Contemp. rubbed & marked. Occasional stamp of the half tan calf, raised gilt bands, spine decorated in London Co-operative Society. gilt, maroon morocco label. Armorial bookplate 1880 £20 of W.A.C. Macfarlane. v.g. ¶Omitting ‘on’ p.113. Macfarlane was a 684. The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Comte. scholar of St. John's College, Oxford. 12mo. Boston: Lee & Shepard. Occasional 1873 £200 pencil markings. Orig. red-brown cloth; a little rubbed. Contemporary signature on recto of 676. Autobiography. 2nd edn. Longmans. Half title, initial blank. v.g. apart from tiny chip at tail of final ad. leaf. Orig. dark green cloth. v.g. following hinge. ¶The misprint is corrected in this edition. ¶Not in BL. 1873 £100 1871 £75

677. Considerations on Representative Government. SUBJECTION OF WOMEN 2nd edn. Parker, Son, & Bourn. Half title, 4pp 685. The Subjection of Women. 3rd edn. Longmans. ads; pencil annotations throughout. Uncut in Half title, 32pp. cata. (Nov. 1873); a few orig. light brown cloth; inner hinges cracking. pencil notes. Orig. mustard cloth; spine sl. Ownership inscription of S.J. Fremantle, Ball, marked. v.g. Coll, 1866. 1870 £250 ¶Fremantle was a scholar at Balliol College, Oxford; with his pencil marginal notes. 686. The Subjection of Women. 4th edn. Longmans. 1861 £120 Half title. Orig. maroon cloth; spine sl. faded. v.g. 678. Considerations on Representative Government. 1878 £125 2nd edn. Parker, Son, & Bourn. Half title, 4pp ads sl. browned by e.ps. Orig. light brown cloth 687. A System of Logic, ratiocinative and inductive, by Edmonds & Remnants; spine darkened & being a connected view of the principles of buckled, inner hinges cracking. Cancelled evidence, and the methods of scientific inves- Library bookplates & labels. tigation. 6th edn. 2 vols. Longmans. Half titles, 1861 £55 final ad. leaf vol. II. Orig. dark green cloth, paper labels; only sl. dulled, leading inner hinge 679. An Examination of Sir William Hamilton’s cracking vol. I. v.g. Philosophy and of the principal philosophical 1865 £120 questions discussed in his writings. 2nd edn. Longmans. Half title, addendum leaf; a few 688. Utilitarianism. 4th edn. Longmans. 24pp cata.; spots. Orig. maroon cloth; faded & sl. rubbed. some sl. spotting. Orig. brown embossed cloth, Bookplate of Maitland-Jones. blocked in blind; spine sl. chipped at head & tail 1865 £120 with a small nick to following hinge. A good sound copy. 96pp. 680. Nature, The Utility of Religion and Theism. ¶First published in 1864. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Half title, 2pp 1871 £120 ads. Orig. green pebble-grained cloth, blocked in black, spine lettered in gilt. v.g. bright copy. 689. Utilitarianism ... 10th edn. Longmans. Half ¶With an introductory notice by Helen Taylor. title, initial ad. leaf, 24pp. cata. (March 1889). 1874 £120 Orig. maroon cloth; faded & sl. affected by damp, sealing wax on leading pastedown. 681. Nature, ... 3rd edn. Longmans, Green. Half title. 1888 £50 2pp ads. Orig. green cloth. v.g. ______1885 £50 690. MOORE, Aubrey Lackington. Essays Scien- ON LIBERTY tific and Philosophical. With Memoirs of the 682. On Liberty. 3rd edn. Longman. Orig. purple Author. FIRST EDITION. Kegan Paul, cloth, fading to brown; sl. rubbing. Trench, Trübner & Co. Half title, 96pp. cata; 1864 £250 occasional pencil annotations. Orig. purple cloth, bevelled boards, lettered in gilt; spine sl. 683. On Liberty. People’s edn. Longmans. Half title, faded. Inscription on half title: ‘Godfrey T. 12pp cata.; library labels removed from leading Baldwin, from his father A.T. Hamilton, August f.e.p. & half title, causing tears to both leaves. 1902’.

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¶With memoirs of Moore by E.S. Talbot, G.J. ¶A journalist, miscellaneous writer & political Romanes & W. Lock. Moore was one of the reformer, Mudie published numerous works first clergymen to argue that evolution was not on natural history and moral philosophy. in conflict with Christianity. This volume 1840 £75 contains essays on Darwinism, Mental evolution & Creationism as well as wider SCIENCE OF THOUGHT topics including a comparison of modern 696. MÜLLER, F. Max. The Science of Thought. ethics and those of Aristotle. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. Half title, 24pp 1890 £40 cata. (1.93). Orig. grey cloth; spine dulled & sl. rubbed. POWER OF THE SOUL ¶From the Co-operative College Library. 691. MOORE, George, M.D. The Power of the Booklabel of Florence Gould. Elements of Soul over the Body, considered in relation to thought, thought & language, on Kant, health and morals. 2nd edn. Longmans. elements of language, origin of concepts & Orig. purple cloth by Westleys & Clark; spine roots, formation of words, etc. faded. v.g. 1887 £85 ¶Bookseller’s ticket of C.Rutter, Shaftesbury. HAPPINESS & MISERY: Moore’s most popular book which reached a PUBLISHED BY CARLILE sixth edition in 1868. 1845 £85 697. PALMER, Elihu. Principles of Nature; or, A development of the moral causes of happiness and misery among the human species. America 692. MORELL, John Daniel. The Philosophy of printed. London: re-printed and published by Religion. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. 1p. R. Carlile. Contemp. half black calf, marbled ads. Orig. dark brown cloth, borders blocked in boards, tips & spine dec. in gilt; later e.ps, sl. blind; sl. rubbing. Contemp. signature on rubbed. v.g. titlepage, booklabel of Down and Connor and Dromore Diocesan Library. ¶An American Deist philosopher, 1764-1806, Palmer, rejected the Presbyterian faith in 1849 £65 which he had been trained as a minister, and formed the Deist Society in New York City in 693. MORGAN, Lloyd. The Springs of Conduct. 1796. A journalist and author, his Principles An essay in education. FIRST EDITION. of Nature was his most influential work, first Kegan Paul, Trench & Co. Half title, errata published in New York in 1801. The first slip, 2pp ads + 40pp cata. (5.84). Orig. brown English edition was published in 1819. cloth. v.g. 1823 £150 ¶5pp of loosely inserted ms. notes on the METAPHYSICAL TRACTS book. Knowledge, The study of nature, through feeling to conduct. 698. PARR, Samuel. Metaphysical Tracts by 1885 £85 English Philosophers of the Eighteenth Century. Prepared for the press by Rev. Samuel Parr. 2 BLIGHT OF RESPECTABILITY vols in 1. Edward Lumley. Uncut in recent light brown speckled cloth. 694. MORTIMER, Geoffrey. The Blight of ¶Consisting of Clavis universalis; A specimen Respectability: an anatomy of the disease and of true philosophy, by Arthur Collier; theory of curative treatment. The University Conjecturæ quædam de sensu, motu, et Press. Half title, 7pp ads; some spotting to idearum generatione (David Hartley); An prelims. Uncut in orig. maroon cloth, borders in inquiry into the origin of human appetites and blind, lettered in gilt; sl. marked. affections (James Long); Man in quest of ¶'To call a decent, intelligent man respectable himself (Abraham Tucker.) etc. A compi- is to dub him genteel, and to label him so lation of earlier sheets, with some leaves implies that he has reached about the lowest reprinted. level of mental degredation.' 1837 £68 1897 £30 699. (PRICE, Richard) MORGAN, William. 695. MUDIE, Robert. Man, as a moral and Memoirs of the Life of the Rev. . accountable being. FIRST EDITION. 12mo FIRST EDITION. Printed for R. Hunter. Half Wm. S. Orr & Co. Front., engraved titlepage. title, 1p. ads. Half green calf, marbled boards, Orig. black cloth, blocked in blind, spine lettered gilt bands, sl. chipped black morocco label; spine in gilt. Contemp. signature of John Tiplady on a little rubbed. Booksellers ticket of C.J. Stewart. leading f.e.p. v.g. Occasional library stamp of Queen’s College ______PHILOSOPHY - Price

Oxford. Armorial Bookplates of Sir George try's new Civil Constitution, which was Nugent & Roberti Mason on leading pastedown ultimately derived from Rousseau's theories of & leading f.e.p. respectively. social contract and rights. The new preface by ¶Scarce. Price, 1723-1791, was a liberal theo- the anonymous translator notes that Du logian, economist, and moral philosopher. Contrat Social 'prepared the way for the Revo- Firmly opposed to the war with America, his lution which has lately taken place in that most popular work was Observations on Civil country ... (and it) must naturally excite a Liberty and the Justice and Policy of the War desire in the minds of Englishmen, to be with America (1776) which led to him being acquainted with a work, which could lay the granted the freedom of London. His most foundation of so important an event'. important philosophical work is The Review 1791 £400 of the Principal Questions in Morals (1787). LE TESTAMENT Sir George Nugent, 1st Baronet, 1757-1849, was a distinguished soldier and politician. 703. ROUSSEAU, Jean Jacques. Le Testament de 1815 £380 Jean Jaques Rousseau. n.p. (Paris?) 62pp, small typographic floral ornaments to either side of 700. PRIESTLEY, Joseph. Disquisitions relating pagination; 8vo. A large, possibly large-paper, to Matter and Spirit. To which is added the copy uncut in orig. plain pasteboards; titlepage history of the philosophical doctrine concerning a little browned, traces of faint waterstaining to the origin of the soul, and the nature of matter; pastedowns. with its influence on Christianity, especially with ¶Extremely rare, just one copy in NUC, and respect to the doctrine of the pre-existence of one in a French academic library, unrecorded Christ. The second edition, improved and in OCLC (but it is in fact at Harvard), and no copy in any UK library. The Hollis Catalogue enlarged. 2 vols. Birmingham: printed by suggests this is a Paris printing. Authorship is Pearson and Rollason, for J. Johnson. [4], xliv, uncertain; both Dufour in his bibliography of vi, 7-400pp; xxxii, 314, [6]pp ads, half titles, engr. Rousseau and Quérard in the 'Superchéries' frontispiece after Bartolozzi; 8vo. Bound state categorically that it is not by Rousseau, without errata slip, sl. foxing. Recent boards, red but do not say why they come to this conclu- gilt labels; spines faded. Contemporary sion. There was an 1897 edition, titled ‘Un signature of Samuel Wakefield on each prelim- Testament litteraire de Jean-Jacques Rous- inary blank. seau’; the editor, Oskar Schultz-Gora, argued ¶ESTC T34596. First published in 1777. for its authenticity giving an original publi- 1782 £380 cation date of 1772. 1771 £950 FUTURE OF CIVILIZATION 701. RADHAKRISHNAN, Sarvepalli. Kalki; or, 704. RUSSELL, Bertrand. What I believe. 6th imp. The future of civilization. Kegan Paul. (To-day Kegan Paul. (To-day & To-morrow series.) Half & To-morrow series.) Half title, 24pp. ads. title, 20pp. ads. Orig. glazed purple boards in sl. Orig. glazed purple boards; a little rubbed. worn d.w. Booklabel of Surrey County Council Library. ¶First published in 1925. ‘In Icarus I ¶A leading scholar on comparative religion expressed my fears; in the following pages I and philosophy, Radhakrishnan was also have expressed my hopes.’ India’s first vice president & second president. 1931 £20 1929 £20 705. SMITH, Adam. The Theory of Moral Senti- THE SOCIAL CONTRACT ments; or An essay towards an analysis of the 702. ROUSSEAU, Jean Jacques. An Inquiry into principles by which men naturally judge the Nature of the Social Contract; or Principles concerning the conduct and character, first of of Political Right. Translated from the French their neighbours, and afterwards of themselves. of John James Rousseau. Printed for G.G.J. and To which is added, A dissertation on the origin J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row. [8], 387, [1]p. of languages. 2 vols. Edinburgh: printed by J. 8vo. Contemporary tree calf, gilt borders, Hay for W. Creech, &c. Half titles. Full contem- expertly rebacked, decorative gilt bands, small porary calf, gilt spine & borders. Signature of gilt devices, red morocco label. v.g. 'Arch. Prentice, 1814' on verso of leading f.e.p. ¶ESTC T137133. Originally published in A handsome copy. 1762, the Inquiry was first translated into ¶First published in 1759. The copy of English by William Kenrick in 1764. This is Archibald Prentice, Manchester manufacturer the second English translation, published in and Political reformer. In 1814 Prentice was the same year that France finalised the coun- a 22-year-old warehouse clerk in Lanarkshire.

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He moved to Manchester in 1815 where he 711. An Autobiography. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. became active in the movement for social and Williams & Norgate. Half titles, front. ports & political reform; he described Jeremy plates, 1p. ads. Partially uncut in orig. dark green Bentham's writings as his 'political text-books'. cloth; inner hinges of vol. 1 sl. weak, a little He founded the radical Manchester Gazette in 1824 and was influential in the formation of rubbed. Booklabels on leading pastedown the Anti Corn-Law League. & front boards of the Norfolk & Norwich 1813 £450 Library. t.e.g. 1904 £85 706. SMITH, William. Gravenhurst; or, Thoughts on good and evil. 2nd edn. Knowing and 712. Ceremonial Institutions: being part IV. of The Feeling. A contribution to psychology. 2nd edn. Principles of Sociology. (The first portion of William Blackwood. Front port. Orig. dark red vol. II.) 2nd edn. Williams & Norgate. 2pp cloth; a little mottled. initial ads, 16pp cata. Orig. purple cloth, blocked ¶With a 121pp. prefatory Memoir. By the in blind, spine lettered in gilt; spine faded. friend of Mill, Maurice and Sterling. 1883 £65 1873 £45

INDIVIDUALISM & EVOLUTION DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY 707. SORLEY, William Ritchie. On the Ethics of 713. Descriptive Sociology: or, Groups of socio- Naturalism. FIRST EDITION. Edinburgh & logical facts. Classified and arranged by Herbert London: Wm. Blackwood. (Shaw Fellowship Spencer. Compiled and abstracted by David Lectures, 1884.) Half title, 24pp cata. Orig. Duncan, Richard Scheppig and James Collier.) purple cloth; spine faded to brown, head & tail (Nos 1-8.) 3 vols. Large folio. (Williams & rubbed. Norgate.) Contemp. half maroon morocco; ¶A series of lectures given at the University of spines & edges a little rubbed. Booklabels & Edinburgh: A moral and ethical analysis of utilitarianism and evolution. Ethics and its stamps of Manchester Reform Club. problems; The Individualistic Theory: ¶The 8 parts of Descriptive Sociology Egoism, Transition to Utilitarianism, Moral published during Spencer's lifetime. It was sentiment; The Theory of Evolution: continued after his death by Spencer's trustees Evolution and the development of morality, until no. 19, 1934. The parts, each of which Ethical theories, Hedonism, The Evolutionist includes a provisional preface, tables and anal- end, The basis of ethics. ysis, are bound out of sequence: Volume 1: 1885 £40 No. 6. South American Races, June 1878; No. 5. Semitic Race, Hill Tribes of India, 708. SORLEY, William Ritchie. On the Ethics of Central Asiatic & Northern Asiatic Races, Naturalism. FIRST EDITION. William October 1876; No. 4. African Races, March 1875; No 3. Types of Lowest Races, Negritto Blackwood & Sons. (Shaw Fellowship Lectures, Races, and Malayo-Polynesian Races, May, 1884.) Half title, 24pp cata. Orig. dark maroon 1874. Volume 2: No. 2. Ancient Mexicans, cloth, blocked in black; lower board sl. marked Central Americans, Chibchas, & Peruvians, by damp. Armorial bookplate of Frank L. March 1874; No. 7. Hebrews & Phoenicians, Cohen on leading pastedown. Aug. 1880. Volume 3: No. 1 (including a 1885 £50 dedication). English, July 1873; No. 8. French, October 1881. This mammoth and SPENCER, Herbert influential work of Victorian Sociology, See also Item 503. Spencer argued that to reach an understanding of society 'there must be definite accounts of 709. An Autobiography. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. the institutions and actions of societies of Williams & Norgate. Half titles, fronts., plates & various types, and in various stages of evolu- illus. Partially unopened in orig. brown cloth; tion'. Nos. 9-13 were published after vol. 1, boards sl. marked. Vol. 2 torn d.w. Spencer's death. loosely inserted. v.g. [1873-81] £850 1904 £120 714. An Epitome of the Synthetic Philosophy, by F. 710. An Autobiography. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Howard Collins ... 4th edn. (The Philosophy Williams & Norgate. Half titles, front. ports & Completed.) Williams & Norgate. Half title, plates, 1p. ads. Partially uncut in orig. dark green 16pp. cata. Orig. blue cloth. v.g. cloth. t.e.g. v.g. ¶Printed at the Chiswick Press. 1904 £110 1897 £50 ______PHILOSOPHY - Spencer

715. Essays: moral, political and æsthetic. New and System of Synthetic Philosophy, vol. 6.) Half enlarged edn. New York: D. Appleton. 12pp. titles, vols 1 & 2, 16pp ads. Orig. maroon ads. Orig. maroon cloth; a little rubbed, spine cloth. v.g. sl. faded. Signature of J. Burns on titlepage. ¶With a preface to the 3rd and 1st editions. ¶The ownership inscription is probably that of First published in 1876. John Elliot Burns, Socialist, trade-unionist and 1893 £75 politician. First published in 1865. With chapters on: The morals of trade, Prison 722. The Principles of Sociology. 3 vols. Williams & ethics, railway morals, &c. Norgate. (A System of Sythentic Philosophy, 1890 £40 vols VI-VII.) Half titles, 16pp ads; final leaf of ads in vols 2 & 3 are bound before half title. 716. Essays: scientific, political, and speculative. Orig. maroon pebble grained cloth, blocked in (First Series.) FIRST EDITION. Longman, blind & gilt; inner hinges sl. cracked, library no. Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts. Half title at foot of spines. Library stamps & labels of with publisher’s blind presentation stamp, 24pp. Blackburn Public Libraries. cata (Oct. 1857). Orig. brown cloth by Westleys, ¶Vol. 1, 3rd edn; vol. 2, 4th thousand; vol. 3, decoratively bordered in blind, spine lettered in 2nd thousand. gilt; spine sl. rubbed & bubbled, library number 1893/1902/1897 £150 at foot, inner hinges sl. cracked. ¶Reprinted chiefly from the Quarterly 723. Social Statics; or, The conditions essential to Reviews. Two further series were published human happiness specified, and the first of them in 1863 and 1874. Essays include: Progress: developed. New York: D. Appleton. 12pp. ads. its law and cause; The philosophy of style and The origin and function of music. Orig. maroon cloth; spine faded. 1858 £250 ¶First published in 1851. 1890 £45 717. Essays scientific, political, and speculative. Library edn. 3 vols. New York: D. Appleton. DUNCAN, David Half titles, vol. 1, 12pp ads, vol. 2, 8pp ads, vol. 3, 18pp ads. Orig. maroon cloth. v.g. 724. The Life and Letters of Herbert Spencer. FIRST ¶Reprinted from the Quarterly Review, 1858-63. EDITION. Methuen & Co. Half title, front. 1892 £65 port. & plates, 16pp. ads. Partially uncut in orig. green cloth; inner hingers sl. weak. Library 718. The Principles of Biology. 2 vols. New York: labels on leading pastedown & front board of D. Appleton. (A System of Synthetic Philos- Norfolk & Norwich Library. t.e.g. ophy, vol. 2.) Half titles, vols 1 & 2, 16pp ads. 1908 £45 Orig. maroon cloth. v.g. ¶First published in 1864. 725. The Life and Letters of Herbert Spencer. FIRST 1893 £50 EDITION. Methuen & Co. Half title, front. port. & plates; lacking 16pp. ads. Orig. green 719. The Principles of Ethics. 2 vols. New York: D. cloth; sl. rubbed. Watts & Co. imprint on spine. Appleton. (A System of Synthetic Philosophy, 1908 £50 vol. 9.) Half titles, vol. 1, 14pp ads, vol. 2, 6pp ads. Orig. maroon cloth; spine vol. 2 faded. 726. The Life and Letters of Herbert Spencer. Cheap ¶First issued in parts in 1879. re-issue. Williams & Norgate. Half title, front. 1892 £50 port. & plates, 16pp. ads. Partially uncut in orig. green cloth. t.e.g. 720. The Principles of Psychology. 2 vols. New 1911 £40 York: D. Appleton. (A System of Synthetic _____ Philosophy, vol. 4.) Half titles, vol. 1, 16pp ads, vol. 2, 2pp ads. Orig. purple cloth; spines 727. GEORGE, Henry. A Perplexed Philosopher, faded, boards of vol. 1, sl. damp marked. being an examination of Mr. Herbert Spencer’s ¶With a preface to the 1st, 2nd & 3rd editions. various utterances on the land question, with First published in 1855. some incidental reference to his Synthetic 1883 £50 Philosophy. FIRST EDITION. Kegan Paul. Half title, 80pp cata (1892). Orig. brown cloth. 721. The Principles of Sociology. 3rd edn, revised & ¶From the Co-operative College Library. enlarged. 3 vols. New York: D. Appleton. (A 1893 £35

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728. MACPHERSON, Hector. Herbert Spencer, 734. TOLSTOI, Lev Nikolaievich. The Slavery of the man and his work. 2nd edn. Chapman & Our Times. Translated from the Russian ms. by Hall. Half title, 4pp ads. Orig. brown buckram; Aylmer Maude, with introduction by translator. a little dulled. t.e.g. (No rights reserved.) Maldon (Essex): The Free 1901 £35 Age Press. Half title with ad. on verso, front. Orig. light green cloth; spine darkened. A 729. RITCHIE, David G. The Principles of State good-plus copy. Interference: four essays on the political ¶First published in Russian, 1900; first philosophy of Mr. Herbert Spencer, J.S. Mill, & English edition. T.H. Green. Cheap edn. Geroge Allen & Co. 1900 £50 Initial 2pp ads, half title; paper browning. Orig. 735. TOLSTOI, Lev Nikolaievich. The Slavery of light blue printed cloth wraps; sl. dulled & Our Times. ... The Free Age Press. Half title, marked. A good sound copy. ad. on verso, front. port. Orig. green printed ¶The preface states that this is a 4th edn. wrappers; sl. wear at head & tail of spine. v.g. [1902] £20 ¶In the ‘New cheap uniform pocket edition of ______Tolstoy’s writings’. 1900 £35 730. STÄHLIN, Leonhard. Kant, Lotze & Ritschl. A critical examination. Translated by D.W. 736. TOMPKINS, Henry. The Human Universe. Simon. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark. 8pp cata. (An address delivered in the Church of Orig. brown cloth; a little marked. Humanity, London and the Temple of ¶‘Kant, Lotze, Alrecht Ritschl. Eine Kritische Humanity, Liverpool.) London Positivist Studie’, 1888. First English edition. Some Committee. Stabbed as issued in orig. green marginal pencil annotation. printed wraps; sl. marked. 12pp. 1889 £55 1930 £20

731. STEPHEN, Leslie. The English Utilitarians. 737. WALLAS, Graham. The Great Society: a FIRST EDITION. 3 vols. Duckworth & Co. psychological analysis. New York: Macmillan. Half titles. Orig. black cloth; sl. rubbed. Half title. Orig. blue cloth. Gladstone Memorial Inscription on half titles ‘given to the Leicester Prize labels, awarded to Edward Benjamin Bein, Secular Library by F.J. Gould, January 1901.’ on leading f.e.ps. Library stamp of Leicester Secular Society on 1920 £20 titlepages & occasionally within text. v.g. 738. WAYLAND, Francis. The Elements of Moral ¶Vol. 1, Jeremy Bentham, vol. 2, , Science. With questions for examination. With vol. 3, John Stuart Mill. F.J. Gould was Secretary to Leicester Secular Society from notes & analysis by Joseph Angus. R.T.S. Orig. 1899 to 1908. brown cloth. v.g. 1900 £125 ¶Theoretical & Practical Ethics, Duties to Man, Veracity, Benevolence. [1858] £25 732. STEWART, Dugald. Outlines of Moral Philosophy. For the use of students in the 739. WELLS, Herbert George. University of Edinburgh. 4th edn. Edinburgh: The Anatomy of Archibald Constable & Co. Orig. green cloth, Frustration: a modern synthesis. FIRST paper label; library labels on spine partially EDITION. Cresset Press. Orig. blue cloth; spine faded. removed. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. ¶In 1785 Stewart succeeded Adam Ferguson in the Chair of Moral Philosophy at the 1936 £20 University of Edinburgh, a role he filled for 25 740. WELLS, Herbert George. The Great State. years. Essays in construction by H.G. Wells, Frances 1818 £85 Evelyn Warwick, Chiozza Money, ... FIRST EDITION. London & New York: Harper & 733. THOMSON, J. Turnbull. Social Problems: Bros. Half title. Orig. red cloth; sl. dulled. an inquiry into the law of influences. FIRST ¶From the Co-operative College Library. The EDITION. C. Kegan Paul & Co. Half title, role of the State in relation to the countryside, illus. Unopened in orig. olive green cloth; sl. work, education, health, law, women, the rubbed & marked, small nick to upper board. artist, the church, etc. 1878 £45 1912 £25 ______PHILOSOPHY - Whateley

REASONING SOCIALISM v. CAPITALISM 741. (WHATELEY, Richard) Easy Lessons on 747. Socialism versus Capitalism. FIRST EDITION. Reasoning. Reprinted from “The Saturday Macmillan. Half title. Orig. light brown cloth; Magazine”. 2nd edn, revised. John W. Parker. library marks on spine. 8pp ads. Orig. purple cloth; faded. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. ‘... ¶Pp.161-172 are blank to receive the student’s remember that the most important investment own index. of all is investment in the health, intelligence 1844 £35 and character of the people. To advocate “economy” in this field would ... be a criminal PHILOSOPHY OF THE SENSES offence.’ 742. WYLD, Robert Stodart. The Physics and 1937 £25 Philosophy of the senses; or, The mental and the physical in their mutual relation. FIRST 748. A Study in Public Finance. 3rd (revised) edn. EDITION. Henry S. King & Co. Half title; Macmillan. Half title, index. Orig. blue some ink annotations. Orig. black cloth; rubbed cloth. v.g. & sl. worn, inner hinges cracking. A sound copy. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. 1875 £40 1947 £20 ______

743. (PHILP, Robert Kemp) The History of Progress in Great Britain. By the Author of the PRESENTATION COPY ‘Enquire within’ and ‘Reason why’ series, ‘That’s 749. PILLING, William. Order From Chaos: a it,’ &c. 3rd thousand. (2nd series.) Houlston & treatise on land-tenure. Chapman & Hall. Wright. Half title, front., plates & illus. Orig. Partially unopened in orig. red cloth, blocked in green cloth, lettered in gilt; lower board sl. black, spine lettered in gilt; library number & marked. v.g. reference on spine, a little rubbed & dulled. A ¶The progress of manufactures, commerce, good sound copy. Inscription on leading f.e.p. religious liberty & civil liberty. ‘Thos. Hodgson Esq. With the Author’s compli- [1866] £75 ments. London 31-7-86.’ 1886 £20 744. PICTON, J. Allanson. The Conflict of Oligarchy and Democracy. Six lectures. 2nd edn. Alexander & Shepheard. 4pp ads. Orig. 750. (PITT, William, the Elder, Earl of Chatham) green cloth. v.g. ROSEBERY, Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl ¶Written in criticism of the British system to of. Chatham, his early life and connections. help define “vague Socialistic aspirations”. FIRST EDITION. Arthur L. Humphreys. Half 1885 £20 title. Unopened in orig. crimson cloth; spine unevenly faded, otherwise v.g. PIGOU, Arthur Cecil 1910 £25 See also Item 516. 751. PITT, William, the Younger. Corre- 745. The Economics of Welfare. 2nd edn. spondence Between William Pitt and Charles, Macmillan. Half title. Orig. blue cloth in sl. Duke of Rutland, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland rubbed d.w. Gladstone Memorial Prize label, 1781-1787. With introductory note by John, awarded to Edward Benjamin Bein, on leading Duke of Rutland. FIRST EDITION. William pastedown. Blackwood & Sons. Half title, 24pp cata. ¶On the National Dividend; its distribution Unopened in orig. maroon cloth, bevelled and relation to welfare and labour. boards; v. sl. rubbed at head of spine. v.g. 1924 £65 1890 £20 746. Industrial Fluctuations. 2nd edn. Macmillan & Co. Half title, folding front., plates, 2pp ads; 752. (PITT, William, the Younger) STANHOPE, sm. tear to upper margin of leading f.e.p. Orig. Philip Henry, Earl Life of William Pitt. 4 vols. grey cloth; sl. marked with a few sm. nicks; 12mo. John Murray. Front. ports in vols I & III. spine faded to brown. Book ticket of Dymock’s, Contemp. half red calf, raised bands, spine Sydney. A good sound copy. blocked in gilt; spines faded to brown. An ¶With numerous folding graphs. attractive set. 1929 £80 1861 £85 ______PLACE

PRESENTATION COPY TO POLITICAL ECONOMY SIR CHARLES TREVELYAN 753. (PLACE, Francis) WALLAS, Graham. The 759. BABBAGE, Charles. On the Economy of Life of , 1771-1854. FIRST Machinery and Manufactures. 3rd edn enlarged. EDITION. Longmans, Green, and Co. Half Charles Knight. Engr. titlepage, vignette; sl. title, front. port., 32pp. cata. (10/97); ink & spotted. Orig. purple wavy-grained cloth, Spine pencil annotations throughout. Orig. dark blue lettered in gilt with gilt border; boards sl. cloth; a little worn. With the Author’s Compli- marked, spine faded to brown. Embossed ments label on leading f.e.p., ownership stamp of Castle Archdale, Irvinestown. v.g. signature of Charles Trevelyan on titlepage. A ¶With a preface to the 1st, 2nd & 3rd editions. good sound copy. On the actions and purpose of machinery and ¶Sir Charles Philips Trevelyan, 3rd Baronet, the facts connected with their employment. Liberal Member of Parliament for Elland, ‘The present volume’ Babbage wrote, was ‘one Yorkshire between 1899 and 1918. of the consequences that have resulted from 1898 £120 the Calculating Engine ... having been induced during the last ten years, to visit a considerable number of workshops and factories.’ 754. (PLACE, Francis) WALLAS, Graham. The Although never completed in his lifetime, Life ... (Revised edn.) George Allen & Unwin. Babbage invented the first mechanical calcu- Half title, front port; sl. paper browned. Orig. lator, the Difference Engine, that weighed 15 pink cloth; sl. faded. Library labels and stamps. tonnes and stood 8 foot high. 1918 £50 1832 [1833] £450 760. BABBAGE, Charles. On the Economy ... 3rd 755. PLATT, James. Economy. 6th thousand. edn, enlarged. Charles Knight. Engr. title, 2pp Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. Half title. Orig. dark ads; prelims sl. spotted, sm. tear to leading f.e.p. maroon cloth, blocked in black & gilt, spine Orig. brown moiré patterned cloth; hinges, & uplettered in gilt; sl. rubbed. Ownership stamp head & tail of spine neatly repaired, spine a little on half title. v.g. faded & rubbed. Trimmed booklabel of United 1882 £25 Methodist Free Churches on leading pastedown. ¶With prefaces to the 1st & 2nd editions, and 756. PLATT, James. Platt’s Essays. 2nd thousand. new 3pp preface to this 3rd (Feb. 11 1833) 2 vols. Tall 8vo. Simpkin, Marshall. Half titles, indicating that the alterations ‘are few, and the photographic front. ports. Orig. brown cloth, additions not extensive’. bevelled boards; sl. rubbing. v.g. 1832 [1833] £250 ¶A combined edition of the Author’s works on Business, Money, Economy, Life, Morality 761. BASTIAT, Frédéric. Essays on Political and Progress, with signed presentation Economy. A.W. Bennett. Orig. brown cloth, inscription from the Author to M R C Ball. blocked in blind. Expertly recased; spine sl. Platt rose from humble beginnings to run a faded. v.g. woollen business, where he caused contro- ¶Translated anonymously from the French. versy by selling at a discount. Not in BL. First published in English in 1853. 1883-84 £45 [c.1855] £40 MARXISM 762. BURTON, John Hill. Political and Social 757. PLEKHANOV, Georgy Valentinovich. Economy: its practical applications. FIRST Fundamental Problems of Marxism. Ed. D. EDITION. Edinburgh: William & Robert Ryazanov. (Trans. Eden & Cedar Paul from the Chambers. Paper sl. browned, pencil marks in 2nd Russian edition of 1928.) Orig. red cloth; margins, a few notes in prelims, & on leading sl. faded. f.e.p. Contemp. purple binder’s cloth; faded. [1929] £20 1849 £60

758. POLICE. First Report of the Commissioners 763. CANNAN, Edwin. A History of the Theories Appointed to Inquire as to the Best Means of of Production and Distribution in English Establishing an Efficient Constabulary Force in Political Economy From 1776 to 1848. 2nd edn. the Counties of England and Wales. W. Clowes With two additional sections. P.S. King. Half & Sons. Half title, plate; sl. paper browning, title, 10pp ads + 38pp cata. + 2pp ads. Orig. half title sl. torn along inner margin. Rebound in maroon cloth; spine sl. faded. v.g. contemp. brown cloth. ¶With a preface to the 1st & 2nd editions. 1839 £125 1903 £35 ______POLITICAL ECONOMY - Cannan

PRESENTATION COPY ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Intro. by L.G. Chiozza; “Sell’s Commercial 764. CANNAN, Edwin. A History of the Theories Intelligence” Handbooks. No. II. of Production and Distribution in English 1903 £20 Political Economy from 1776 to 1848. 3rd edn. P.S. King Half title, 1p. ads. Orig. dull brown POLITICAL ECONOMY FOR BEGINNERS cloth; sm. chip to foot & following edge of 768. FAWCETT, Millicent Garrett. Political spine. Inscribed on titlepage to E.B. Bein from Economy for beginners. 2nd edn. 16mo. the Author. Gladstone Memorial Prize label, Macmillan. Half title. Orig. brick cloth; rubbed. awarded to Edward B. Bein, on leading f.e.p. A Contemp. inscription on leading f.e.p. A good good sound copy. sound copy. ¶First published in 1893. ¶Intended for use in schools. 1920 £35 1872 £40

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Organisation of England' is still widely read MILL, John Stuart today. In 1887 he was a lecturer at Lincoln See also Items 523, 673-689, 729, 731 & 813. College; a year later he was appointed Professor of Political Economy at the 799. Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political University of Toronto. Ashley later worked at Economy. FIRST EDITION. John W. Parker. Harvard and went on to become a Dean at the Half title. WITH:. MILL, John Stuart. Utilitar- University of Birmingham. ianism. 9th edn. Half title. Late 19th century 1887 £1,750 half calf; spine rubbed. 795. Capital: a critique of political economy. Trans- ¶Mill's essays represent his earliest writing on lated from the third German edition, by Samuel political economy. Written in 1829 & 1830, only one of the five essays had been previously Moore and Edward Aveling and edited by Fred- published. erick Engels. Revised and amplified according 1844/1885 £280 to the fourth German edition by Ernest Unter- mann. 3 vols. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Co. 800. Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Orig. maroon cloth; inner hinges vol. 1 sl. weak, Economy. 3rd edn. Longmans. Half title, 1p sm. chip to spine of vol. 2; sl. rubbed but v.g. ads, 32pp cata. (March 1877). Orig. green cloth; ¶Vol. 2 & 3 translated by Ernest Unterman a bit rubbed. from the 2nd and 1st editions respectively. ¶From the Co-operative College Library; 1918 £75 Cambridge Lending Library label. 1877 £60 796. Value, Price and Profit: addressed to working men. Edited by his daughter, Eleanor Marx 801. Principles of Political Economy with some of Aveling. (10th imp.) George Allen & Unwin. their applications to social philosophy. 5th edn. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. red printed paper 2 vols. Parker, Son, & Bourn. 8pp ads. Uncut boards, cut flush; sl. faded. in orig. green cloth, bordered in blind, paper ¶First published in 1899. labels; vol. 1’s cloth is horizontally grained; vol. [1943] £15 2 vertically grained; both are sl. marked, labels ______browned & chipped. Signature of J.D. Thom- son, Feby, 1863, on leading f.e.ps. Booklabel of MILL, James Peter R. Carlton Jones on leading pastedowns. See also Items 672 & 947. ¶First published in 1848; this edition 'revised throughout'. 797. Elements of Political Economy. 2nd edn, 1862 £180 revised and corrected. Baldwin, Cradock, & Joy. Prelims browned & sl. brittle, titlepage 802. Principles of Political Economy ... 8th edn. 2 strengthened on verso. Handsomely rebound in vols. Longmans. Half titles, 2pp ads in vol. 1. half calf, marbled boards, raised bands, spine Orig. green cloth, paper labels. Armorial book- decorated in gilt & blind, royal blue label, plates of Richard Heape, Rochdale. Booksellers lettered in gilt. Library stamps on prelims of ticket of Pearse, Rochdale. v.g. Co-operative College, Stanford on Soar. ¶With a brief new Preface. Armorial bookplate of Robert Lowe. v.g. 1878 £220 ¶Two 2nd editions only on Copac. First published in 1821. Father of John Stuart, Mill 803. Principles of Political Economy ... People’s edn. was a co-founder of the Political Economy Longmans. Half title, 12pp cata.; sl. tear to Club, Ricardian economist and Benthamite fore-edge of pp 155-170, labels removed from radical. Robert Lowe, 1st Viscount Sher- leading f.e.ps. Orig. brown cloth, spine lettered brooke, 1811-1892, was an English politician in gilt; sl. repair to hinges, spine faded, sl. rubbed. best known for his contribution to company 1883 £30 law, education and electoral reform. 1824 £450 804. Principles of Political Economy ... People’s edn. Longmans. Half title, 16pp. ads. Orig. purple 798. MILL, James. Elements of Political Economy. cloth; spine faded, sm. nick on following hinge. 3rd edn, revised and corrected. Henry G. Bohn. 1886 £30 Partly unopened in orig. purple cloth; spine faded to brown & sl. rubbed at head of spine. 805. Principles of Political Economy ... People’s edn. Armorial bookplate of C.H.L. Fitzwilliams. Longmans. Half title, 16pp. ads. Orig. purple ¶Kress C.6397. With cancel titlepage. cloth; spine faded & sl. rubbed. 1844 £200 1888 £30 ______POLITICAL ECONOMY - Morrison

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WORKING CLASS VOTE rical riots, suppport for Sir Francis Burdett (1810), fashionable dress &c. With four 837. PRICE, Humphrey. Reasons in support of an miscellaneous cuttings. extension of the Elective Franchise to the 1809-19 £350 Working Classes; submitted to the serious consideration of the King and his ministers. In PROUDHON ON PROPERTY a letter ... to Joseph Hume. 2nd edn. Wakelin. 841. PROUDHON, Pierre Joseph. What is Prop- Disbound; sl. dusted inside. 16pp. erty? An inquiry into the principle of right and ¶Reprinted from Tait’s Magazine for general of government. Trans. Benj. R. Tucker. New distribution. York: Humboldt Publishing Co. (Library of [1836] £75 Science.) Orig. blue cloth. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. 838. PRICHARD, James Cowles. Researches into Cutting inserted, including portrait. the Physical History of Mankind. 3rd edn. 2 [c.1910?] £30 vols. Sherwood, Gilbert, & Piper. Front. & plates, 16pp ads (4pp dated April, 1837). Uncut 842. RAE, John. Contemporary Socialism. FIRST in orig. purple cloth, paper labels; spines EDITION. Wm. Isbister. Half title. Orig. faded. v.g. olive-green cloth. Bookplate & stamp of Sir ¶The first 2 volumes of 5 published between Alfred Sherlock Gooch. v.g. 1836-47. Plate 1, figs 1 & 2 in vol. 1 is bound ¶German Socialism & Ferdinand Lassalle, in as a frontispiece and not opposite p. 303 as Karl Marx, Carl Marlo’s Federalism, Christian indicated in the contents. The References to socialists, Russian nihilism, Progress & Plates leaf in vol. 2 is a cancel. It mistakenly Poverty - Henry George. places plate 3, fig. 2 at page 186 rather than 1884 £35 page 161. Physician and ethnologist, Prichard, with Sir William Lawrence & William Charles 843. RAE, John. Contemporary Socialism. (4th Wells, touched on evolution and the subject of edn.) Swan Sonnenschein. Half title; paper a racial variation. little browned. Orig. dark green cloth; sl. dulled. 1836-37 £250 Library labels & stamps. ¶Updated & heavily revised. 839. PROBYN, J. W., ed. Local Government and 1908 £30 Taxation. Cassell Petter & Galpin. (Cobden Club essays.) 4pp ads. Orig. brown cloth; a DICTIONARY OF SOCIALISM little rubbed. 844. RAPPOPORT, Angelo Solomon. Dictionary ¶From the Co-operative College Library. of Socialism. FIRST EDITION. T. Fisher Rochdale Equitable Pioneers’ Society label Unwin. Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. brown cloth (1907). in d.w. 1875 £30 [1924] £35 FALSE PROMISES 845. RAPPOPORT, Angelo Solomon. Pioneers of 840. “PROMISSORY NOTES”. A series of 25 the Russian Revolution. FIRST EDITION. satirical engraved promissory notes, most Stanley Paul & Co. Half title, front., plates, 2pp published by S.W. Fores, 50 Piccadilly. Laid ads. Orig. red cloth; spine faded with sl. nick to down in contemp. quarto album, blue sugar head. paper leaves stitched into brown paper wraps; 1918 £25 sl. marked. ¶The notes, issued, not consecutively, from 846. REDLICH, Josef. Local Government in Dec. 1809 (No. 16) but mainly between Feb. England. Edited (& translated) with additions 1818 and April 1819, attack various political by Francis W. Hirst. 2 vols. Macmillan. Half problems and social abuses, depicted by a titles, 2pp ads in vol. 1. Unopened in orig. blue small engraved symbol. The imprint is cloth in sl. torn & dulled d.ws. Gladstone cropped from Nos. 7 & 12, Nos. 16 & 18 Memorial Prize label on leading f.e.ps. (1809-10) are published by Luffman, 1903 £40 suggesting the notes were reprinted as neces- sary. Subjects covered include the threat from SCARCE PERIODICAL. Napoleon (suggesting the reissue of earlier material), the price of food, Ireland, political 847. REFORM BILL. The Duster. Edited by incompetence and corruption, paper currency, Barnaby Brush, Esq., secretary to the Political the unjustified attack on Denmark, lottery Elective, Dusting Committee, at Derby. 4 8pp. insurance & puffs, sale of army commissions issues: Vol. 1, nos 1 - 4, Oct. 12 - Nov. 16, 1832. (the Mary Ann Clarke affair), lawyers, theat- Derby: printed by W. Horsley. Disbound. 32pp.

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¶No copies found on Copac. A weekly peri- 852. ROCHESTER ELECTIONS. A bound odical on ‘that great Dusting Company, the album of ephemera relating to the Rochester Reformed House of Commons.’ Published elections of 1880. Articles mostly laid down or after the 1832 Reform Bill. tipped in with some occasionally loosely 1832 £120 inserted; occasional glue stains. Contemp. half HYDE PARK RIOTS black roan, paper label; worn. ¶The elections of 1880 witnessed a 'glorious 848. REFORM. The Reform Demonstration in Conservative victory at Rochester'. Although Hyde Park, May 6th, 1867. H. Disley. 2 a liberal, Arthur Otway, was also returned, columns of verse on both sides of single folio Roger Leigh became the first Conservative sheet; sl. spotted. Disbound. M.P. for Rochester for nearly 25 years. Even ¶Under the potential threat of popular revolt, the Liberals it seems were prepared to vote the 1867 Reform Act enfranchised all male Conservative in order 'to end the intolerable householders trebling the number of voters in yoke of the Corporation': 'Of Goldsmid and Britain. The Hyde Park Demonstration was Otway you have had enough; / They have banned by the government but the crowds misled you with their Liberal 'stuff', / True were so large that they could not be dispelled. Freedom's friends are Seton-Karr and Leigh, The recto is headed 'The Great Liberal / Therefore, Electors, make them each M.P.' Majority of 110'. This refers to the 1868 The album includes numerous articles from elections, the first to be held after the Reform regional newspapers, including the Rochester Act and in which a Liberal majority was & Chatham Journal, 8 broadsides and 4 tele- returned: 'Now the working-men of England, graphs all sent to Mrs Seton-Karr, one from / May Chance to get their rights, / While they Sir F. Campbell of Kirkaldy: 'Much grieved have their Champion Gladstone, / Their Setton so narrowly missed Conservative place battles for to fight; / Then for Reform give for Rochester ...'. three huzzas! / The Liberals have gained the [1880] £65 day, / And the Tories they in grief do say, / We have got no work to do.' 853. ROEBUCK, John Arthur. History of the [1868] £75 Whig Ministry of 1830, to the passing of the Reform Bill. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. John. 849. REID, Stuart J., ed. The Prime Ministers of W. Parker. 8pp. cata. in each vol. Orig. dark Queen Victoria. 9 vols. Sampson Low, brown cloth; blocked in blind, spine lettered in Marston. Series titles, front. ports. The large- gilt; large tear to following f.e.p., spine faded, sl. paper edition limited to 250 sets. Untrimmed in rubbed. Signature of Miss Rawson, Nidd Hall half vellum, maroon cloth boards; spines on verso of leading f.e.ps. Booklabel of Nidd mottled. t.e.g. Hall & later Armorial bookplate of Mountgarret. 1890-95 £125 A very nice attractive copy. ¶Henry Edmund Butler, 13th Viscount 850. RICE, Sir Cecil Spring. The Letters and Mountgarret, was the only child of Thomas Friendships of Sir Cecil Spring Rice. A record. and Frances Rawson of Nidd Hall in the Edited by Stephen Gwynne. 2 vols. Boston & County of Yorkshire. New York: Houghton Mifflin Co. Half titles, 1852 £75 photographic front. ports, plates. Partially uncut in orig. maroon cloth. v.g. crisp copy. OWNED BY GLADSTONE'S BROTHER ¶English diplomat and Ambassador to the United States during the Great War. 854. ROGERS, Francis Newman. The Law and 1929 £30 Practice of Elections; with the Acts of Parliament for England, Scotland, and Ireland, 851. ROBERTSON, John M. The Fallacy of brought down to the present time. 2nd edn, Saving. A study in economics. FIRST with additions. 12mo. Printed by A. Strahan for EDITION. Swan Sonnenschein. Half title, J. & W.T. Clarke. 1p. ads. Contemp. full tan index, 4pp ads. Orig. red cloth; sl. rubbed. calf, border in blind, maroon label; a little ¶From the Co-operative College Library. rubbed. Signed on leading pastedown ‘T. Glad- Booklabel of James Devon. Encouraging stone, 1830’. Booklabel initialled T.G. on State involvement in any industry except leading pastedown. where ‘that action would be injurious to the ¶Four 2nd editions only on Copac. The copy commonwealth’, and promoting the theory of Thomas Gladstone, older brother of that saving is only of advantage to the few. William Ewart Gladstone. 1892 £20 1830 £110

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855. (ROLLAND, Stewart Erskine) How is the ¶Ross, a Scottish secularist & poet, often Queen’s Government to be carried on? The wrote under the pseudonym 'Saladin'. He problem solved by the restoration of the Privy edited the Agnostic journal and wrote his Council. Six essays reprinted from the most notable secularist work, Roses and Rue, “Liverpool Albion”. Robert Hardwicke. Paper in 1891. sl. brittle with tears in margins without loss of [1904] £20 text. Disbound. 27pp. ¶Relating to Victoria’s withdrawal after the 860. ROSS, W. Stewart. The Bottomless Pit: a death of Albert. discursive treatise on eternal torment. W. March, 1866 £30 Stewart & Co. 4pp ads loosley inserted + 4pp ads. Uncut in orig. dark maroon cloth, spine WITH DARWIN ESSAY lettered & blocked in gilt; sl. rubbed. 856. ROMANES, George John. Mental Evolution [c.1900] £20 in Animals. With a posthumous essay on instinct by Charles Darwin. Kegan, Paul, Trench 861. ROTHSTEIN, Andrew. Russia’s Socialist & Co. Half title, folding front., plate, illus, 36pp. Triumph. Exposition of the Soviet Union’s five ads; occasional pencil annotations in margins. year plan of socialist construction. 2nd edn. Orig. purple cloth; spine faded. Stamps of the Communist Party of Great Britain. Plates. Orig. Royal Scottish Museum (cancelled) & label & red printed paper wraps, stapled as issued; sl. stamps of Scarborough Public Library. faded. 36pp. Signature on titlepage of John A. Harvie-Brown, ¶1st editions at Leeds & NLS only on Copac; 1st Dec. 1888. no copies of the 2nd edition are recorded. ¶First published in 1883; this edition not in With a preface to the 2nd edition. BL. The youngest of Darwin’s academic set, [1927] £35 Romanes devoted much of his short life (he died aged 46 in 1894) to researching physi- 862. RUSSELL, Bertrand. Justice in War Time. ology and mental evolution, fearlessly George Allen & Unwin. Half title, oval photo- applying Darwin’s theories to the devel- graphic front., errata slip inserted at p. v, ‘note’ opment of the mind. Darwin gave Romanes all of his MSS relating to psychological inserted at p. 207, 5pp ads. Orig. black cloth; sl. subjects, hence the posthumous publication of rubbed. Library labels & stamps of Glamorgan this essay. John Harvie-Brown was a Scottish Education Committee. naturalist and author of A fauna of the North ¶First printed in 1916. With a new preface to West Highlands and Skye, and Travels of a the second edition. naturalist in Northern Europe. 1924 £30 1885 £125 863. RUSSELL George William Erskine. One 857. ROMILLY, Sir Samuel. The Life of Sir Look Back. Wells Gardner, Darton Co. Half , written by himself. Ed. by his title, front. & plates, 4pp ads; sl. tear to f.e.p. sons. 3rd edn. 2 vols. John Murray. Front, 2pp Orig. blue cloth. t.e.g. v.g. ads vol. II. Orig. purple cloth; spines faded to ¶The life and politics of the descendant of brown & sl. rubbed, paper labels. 1897 book- John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedford. plates of John Graham. 1911 £35 ¶Romilly, an important law reformer, QUEEN VICTORIA'S REAR! committed suicide soon after his wife’s death. 1842 £50 864. RUSSELL George William Erskine. Sketches and Snapshots. Smith, Elder & Co. 858. (ROSEBERY, Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl Half title, front. port. of Queen Victoria’s rear. of) CREWE, Robert Crew-Milnes, Marquess 2pp ads. Orig red cloth; a little dulled. of. Lord Rosebery. 2 vols. John Murray. Illus.; ¶Reflections on politics and society from Orig. blue cloth, remains of torn d.w. v.g. Gladstone to George Eliot and from language ¶From the library of Professor Alan to ‘the human boy’. Armstrong. 1910 £45 1931 £35 RUSSELL, John, Earl Russell BOOK OF VIRGINS 859. ROSS, W. Stewart. The Book of Virgins: and 865. An Essay on the History of the English lays and legends of the church of the world. W. Government and Constitution from the reign of Stewart & Co. Orig. blue cloth; sl. dulled. Henry VII to the present time. New edn. ______RUSSELL

Longmans. Half title, 2pp ads + 24pp cata. 871. PULLING, Frederic Sanders. The Life and (June 1864). Orig. maroon cloth by Edmonds & Speeches of the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. Remnants; spine faded. Armorial bookplate of FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Sampson Low. William Money Kyrle. v.g. Front vol. I, half title vol. II. Orig. blue cloth; ¶New preface; the retrospect from 1820-1864 sl. dulled & rubbed. added as a concluding chapter. 1885 £35 1865 £40 THE WESTMINSTER ‘ALICE’ 866. An Essay on the History of the English 872. SAKI, pseud. (Hector Hugh Munro) The Government and Constitution, from the reign of Westminster Alice. Illus. by F. Carruthers Henry VII to the present time. New edn. Gould. Reprinted from the Westminster Longmans. Half title. Orig. purple cloth; Gazette. 4to. Westminster Gazette Office. sl. rubbed. (Westminster popular, no.18.) 4pp ads. Orig. ¶From the Co-operative College Library. In pale green pict. wraps; sl. dusted, spine splitting, smaller format. staples sl. rusting, one old fold. 44,(4)pp. 1865 £20 ¶A political satire on the Salisbury govern- ment, “with apologies to Sir John Tenniel”. 867. WALPOLE, Spencer. The Life of Lord John [1902] £45 Russell. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Longmans. Half titles, fronts, 24pp. cata. vol. I. Orig. ______maroon cloth; paper labels browned & sl. SEVENTY YEARS AMONG SAVAGES chipped, otherwise v.g. 1891 £35 873. SALT, Henry S. Seventy Years Among ______Savages. FIRST EDITION. George Allen & Unwin. Half title, 4pp ads. Orig. red-brown SADLER ON POPULATION cloth. ¶The autobiography of Salt, a ‘rationalist, 868. SADLER, Michael Thomas. The Law of socialist, pacifist, and humanitarian’. ‘A Population: a treatise, in six books, in disproof strange lot this, to be dropped down in a of the superfecundity of human beings, and world of barbarians - men who see clearly developing the real principle of their increase. enough the barbarity of all ages except thir FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. John Murray. own!’ (Ernest Crosby.) Without half titles. Stout black cloth library [1921] £85 binding. Labels, stamps & pressmarks. ¶Kress C.2644. Sadler’s controversial attempt 874. SCALES, William Finlayson. Scales’ Edition to refute Malthus. of the Law of Landlord, Tenant, and Lodger: 1830 £250 containing information not to be found in any other work, - the law of distress, fixtures, SALISBURY, Robert Gascoyne Cecil, furnished and unfurnished lodgings, the Small Marquis of Tenement Act, &c. New edn corrected to the present time, containing sixteen closely printed 869. DOLMAN, Frederick. Lord Salisbury and pages. G. Vickers. Some sl. creasing to corners. Reform. The leader of the Lords: a record of Uncut in orig. yellow printed paper wraps; front the career, and a criticism of the character of the wrapper sl. dusted causing a number of small Marquis of Salibury. Junior Liberal Association. tears, affecting two letters but not sense. (Association pamphlets, no.1.) Disbound; sl. ¶BL only on Copac. dusted. Library stamp. 16pp + 6pp ads. [1852] £30 ¶A penny pamphlet. [1884] £10 875. SCOTSBURN, pseud. What is Socialism? FIRST EDITION. Isbister & Co. Half title. 870. JEYES, Samuel Henry. The Life and Times of Orig. dark green cloth; sl. marked. the Marquis of Salisbury: a history of the 1898 £30 Conservative party during the last forty years. 4 vols. Tall 8vo. J. S. Virtue & Co. Half titles, 876. SEELEY, Sir John Robert. Introduction to fronts, plates & illus., 4pp ads vol. I. Orig. Political Science: two series of lectures. crimson cloth, bevelled boards; sl. dulled. (Reprinted.) Macmillan. Half title, 2pp ads. a.e.g. v.g. Orig. maroon cloth; sl. rubbed. [1895-96] £60 1901 £20

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877. SEWELL, William. Christian Politics. FIRST Orig. brown cloth, blocked in blind; modern EDITION. James Burns. Half title, 16pp cata. reback in black cloth, maroon label, lettered in (Jan. 1844). Orig. blue cloth; spine faded to gilt. brown. ¶A pioneer excursion into the the territory of 1844 £45 electrical physiology which first appeared in his ‘Elements of Electro-Biology’ in 1849. 878. (SHAFTESBURY, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1850 £85 7th Earl of) HAMMOND, John Lawrence & Barbara. Lord Shaftesbury. FIRST EDITION. SMILES, Samuel, 1812-1904. Constable & Co. f.e.p. sl. loose. Orig. orange "Riches do not constitute any claim to distinc- cloth; spine dulled & sl. Torn, hinges sl. loose. tion. It is only the vulgar who admire riches as 1923 £10 riches" (Thrift). A prolific writer and cam- paigner for political and social reform. 879. (SHAFTESBURY, Anthony Ashley Cooper, Smiles’ most notable work, Self-Help, was 7th Earl of) HODDER, Edwin. The Life and initially rejected by Routledge. It went on to Work of the 7th Earl of Shaftesbury. Popular sell 20,000 copies in its first year. edn. Cassell & Co. Front. port. & plates, 16pp cata. (10.87). Orig. brown cloth; boards affected 883. The Autobiography of Samuel Smiles. Edited by by damp, internally good. Labels of Children’s Thomas Mackay. New York: E.P. Dutton & Aid Society and Legge Library. Co. Half title, front. port. & plate. Orig. red ¶First published the previous year. With a full cloth, front board blocked in gilt; spine sl. faded record of Shaftesbury's involvement with the & rubbed at head & tail. A good sound copy. oppressed from climbing boys to the home- ¶First American edition, but printed in Britain. less, & factory workers. Most of the copies of the English first edition 1887 £35 were destroyed in a warehouse fire. 1905 £125 880. (SHERIDAN, Richard Brinsley) ANONY- MOUS. Authentic Memoirs of the Life and 884. Character. New edn. John Murray. Half title, Death of R.B. Sheridan. With an estimate of his 14pp. ads; sl. spotted, occasional pencil under- character and talents. 2nd edn. Printed for W. linings. Orig. green cloth. Contemp. ownership Hone. Sewn as issued. 16pp. inscription on leading f.e.p. Booksellers ticket of ¶BL only on Copac. A eulogising memoir of Burdekin, York. v.g. the Irish playwright and Whig politician. As a 1876 £35 parliamentarian, his ‘impulse of genius’ placed him ‘if not in an equal rank with Mr. Fox and 885. Character. New edn. John Murray. Half title, Mr. Burke, at least in the very next to it’. He index, 14pp cata. Orig. maroon cloth; sl. rubbed. was, it continues, ‘ever the zealous supporter Prize label on leading pastedown. of Parliamentary Reform’ and ‘an enthusiastic 1892 £25 admirer of the French Revolution’. Sheridan was a Member of Parliament between 1780 886. Duty, with illustrations of courage, patience, & and 1812. endurance. New edn. John Murray. Half title, 1816 £85 6pp ads. Orig. maroon cloth, bevelled boards; PROPERTY RIGHTS spine faded & e.ps sl. marked. Prize label. AFTER THE GREAT WAR 1887 £30

881. SIMONSON, Paul Frederick. Private 887. Duty, ... John Murray. Half title, front., illus., Property and Rights in Enemy Countries and index, 6pp ads. Orig. red cloth, spine gilt. v.g. private rights against enemy nationals and 1907 £20 governments under the peace treaties with Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, and INSCRIBED . FIRST EDITION. Effingham Wilson. 888. Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist. FIRST Half title. Orig. maroon cloth, bordered in EDITION. John Murray. Half title, front., blind, spine lettered in gilt. Near FINE. 10pp ads. Orig. maroon cloth, bevelled boards; 1921 £45 spine a little faded & sl. rubbed. ¶Inscribed by Smiles: ‘From the Author to his 882. SMEE, Alfred. Instinct and Reason: deduced dear friend Mrs. Bunton 3 Decr. 1891’ but from the electro-biology. FIRST EDITION. with lines through inscription; later inscr. of Reeve, Benham, & Reebe. Half title, front. & M.A. Jones July 26 ‘06. plates, 16pp. ads; some sl. spotting; new f.e.ps. 1891 £120 ______SMILES

889. Jasmin: ... FIRST EDITION. John Murray. 897. Self-Help; ... John Murray. Half title, front. Half title, front., 10pp ads. Orig. maroon cloth, port., plates, 4pp ads. Oirg. red cloth, blocked in bevelled boards; spine sl. faded. v.g. blind, spine lettered & decorated in gilt; lower 1891 £45 board lightly tea-cup marked. Ownership inscription on leading f.e.p. A nice copy. 890. Life and Labour; or, Characteristics of men of 1908 £25 industry culture and genius. FIRST EDITION. John Murray. Half title, final ad leaf; some very 898. Thrift. FIRST EDITION. John Murray. Half minor marginal pencil underlining. Orig. title; sl. spotting caused by e.ps. Full contemp. maroon cloth, bevelled boards; spine faded. pink calf, gilt spine, borders, green label; sl. 1887 £45 rubbed & faded. v.g. 1875 £65 FROM THE AUTHOR WITH ALS 891. Self-Help; with illustrations of character and 899. Thrift. 21st thousand. John Murray. Half title, conduct. 35th thousand. John Murray. 32pp 12pp. cata.; sl. spotting. Orig. dark green cloth; cata. Orig. maroon cloth, blocked in blind, spine sl. rubbing. v.g. lettered in gilt; rubbed & worn. Inscription on 1877 £45 verso of leading f.e.p.: ‘To my dear father from his affectionate son, Percival Skelton, 3 July, 900. Thrift. 47th thousand. John Murray. Half title, 1861.’ A sound copy. 8pp ads. Orig. purple cloth, bevelled boards; ¶A 4pp letter on embossed headed paper from spine sl. faded. Samuel Smiles to Percival Skelton is tipped in 1891 £35 after the index. It relates to an illustration by ______Skelton who was a landscape painter and prolific illustrator of books. His father, A LETTER TO THOMAS HUGHES Joseph Ratcliffe, was a figure painter and 901. SMITH, Archibald. What is the Best Form of illustrator. (Houfe.) Cumulative Voting? Considered in a letter to 1860 £120 Thomas Hughes, Esq. M.P. Spottiswoode & FIRST FRENCH EDITION Co. Stabbed as issued. 8pp. 892. Self-Help ou Caractère, conduite et ¶Suggesting that Hughes’ proposals give too persévérance, illustrés a l’aide de biographies ... great weight to ‘plumpers’. traduit de l’anglais par Alfred Talandier. FIRST 1867 £20 FRENCH EDITION. Parish: Henri Plon; GIPSY SMITH Londres: John Murray. Half title. Orig. green 902. SMITH, Rodney 'Gipsy'. Gipsy Smith: his cloth. v.g. bright copy. life and work. 30th thousand. National Council 1865 £250 of the Evangelical Free Churches. Half title, front. port. & plates, 6pp ads. Orig. light blue 893. Self-Help; with illustrations of conduct and buckram. v.g. perseverance. New edn. John Murray. 6pp ads. ¶A spiritual pilgimage of a gipsy turned Orig. purple cloth; a little rubbed & marked. evangelist. 1867 £50 1903 £20

894. Self-Help; ... New edn. John Murray. Index, SMITH, Goldwin 16pp ads. Orig. maroon cloth by W. Bone & Son; spine sl. faded. v.g. 903. Lectures on Modern History, delivered in 1887 £65 Oxford, 1859-61. Oxford & London: J.H. & Jas. Parker. Orig. brown cloth, paper spine label. v.g. 895. Self-Help; ... New edn. John Murray. Contemp. ¶Inaugural Lecture; On the Study of History; full tanned calf, decorated in gilt, maroon label. On Some Supposed Consequences of the Presentation label from Monoux Grammar Doctrine of Historical Progress; On the Foundation of the American Colonies. School, Walthamstow. A handsome copy. 1861 £35 1892 £65 904. Reminiscences. Ed. by Arnold Haultain. FIRST 896. Self-Help; ... Popular edn. John Murray. Half EDITION. New York: Macmillan. Half title, title. Orig. green cloth; sl. rubbed. Ownership front port, final ad. leaf. Orig. dark blue cloth; signatures. sl. rubbing. 1895 £20 1910 £40

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905. A Selection from Goldwin Smith’s Correspond- 909. SMITH, Sydney. The Works of the Rev. ence: comprising letters chiefly to and from his Sydney Smith. New edn. Longmas. Front. English friends, written between the years 1846 port., additional engraved titlepage with some sl. and 1910. Collected by his literary executor offsetting from front., 32pp cata. Orig. brown Arnold Haultain. T. Werner Laurie. Half title, cloth, blocked in blind. v.g. front., plates, 12pp. ads. Orig. dark purple cloth; 1850 £45 a little rubbed, spine faded. v.g. ¶With letters to the third Marquess of Salis- SOCIALISM [& Anti-Socialism] bury, three times Prime Minister, Joseph See Items [35], 37, 65, 72-83, 259, 292-294, 297- Chamberlain, Frederick Greenwood, the well- 300, [358], 359, 367, [451], 457, 458, 463, 466, known journalist &c. 468, 490, 502, [503], 527, 537, 539, 747, [757], [1913] £30 772, 773, 794-796, 842-844, 875, 910, 911, 923, 948 & 975. 906. HAULTAIN, Arnold. Goldwin Smith His ______Life and Opinions. To which is appended “U.S. Notes” being Goldwin Smith’s journal 910. SOCIALIST PARTY OF CANADA. The during his first visit to America in 1864. Russian Revolution ... its origins and outcome. T. Werner Laurie. Half title, front., plates, 4pp Winnipeg: Socialist Party of Canada. Orig. red ads. Uncut in orig. dark purple cloth; spine sl. printed wraps, stapled as issued. v.g. 52pp. faded. v.g. 1948 £10 [1913] £35 ______911. SOCIALIST PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN. Socialism. S.P.G.B. (Library, no. 9.) 'SHEPHERD SMITH - THE UNIVERSALIST' Sl. browning. Orig. cream printed paper wraps, stapled as issued. v.g. 51pp. 907. SMITH, James Elishama. The Shepherd; a ¶With a preface to the 1933 3rd edition. London weekly periodical, illustrating the prin- 1941 £10 ciples of universal science. Vol. I, no. 1 - Vol. III, no. 40, Aug. 30, 1834 - March 31, 1838. B.D. 912. SOCIETY OF CIVIL SERVANTS. The Cousins. WITH: VOLTAIRE, M. de. Zadig; Development of the Civil Service: lectures or, The book of fate. B.D. Cousins. 1837. 26pp. delivered before the Society of Civil Servants, Binding defective. 1920-21. With preface by Viscount Haldine of ¶BL & Oxford only on Copac. Complete run. Cloan. FIRST EDITION. P.S. King & Son. An associate of Robert Owen, Smith's periodical attacks the corrupting power of Half title. Orig. green cloth; spine faded. organised religion and espouses the principles Embossed stamp on titlepage, with the of Universalism; a system of nature, God publishers' compliments. v.g. without religion. 'Religion' he says, 'has 1922 £25 hitherto proved a very great curse to society'. Smith, 'despite some important points of ‘FOR POOR & NECESSITOUS SOLICITORS’ difference' regarded Owen as 'the leader of the 913. SOLICITORS’ BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- social movement in Britain' and The Shepherd TION. Rules and regulations. 44th and 45th includes numerous articles on the social reports. Proceedings of General Meetings in morality of Owenism and its comparison to 1880 ... Members ... Obituary. Offices of the religion. 'The power of religion is very great; would it were only properly directed! It raises Association. Ads on pink paper. Orig. blue a tribute of half a million per annum, merely printed wraps; sl. marked. to preach the gospel, and distribute tracts and ¶With cumulative obituary. “For the relief of Bibles amongst the heathen. It could do the poor and necessitous solicitors and proctors” same for the redemption of the poor, if the and their dependents. ministers of religion were so disposed.' 1881 £35 1834-38 £350 914. SOLICITORS’ BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- 908. SMITH, Samuel. The Nationalisation of the TION. Rules and regulations. 65th and 66th Land. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co. Ownership reports. Proceedings at General Meetings. Anni- stamp & library reference on titlepage. versary Festival, 1890 ... Obituary. Offices of Disbound. 47pp. the Association. Ads on pink paper. Orig. blue ¶From the collection of Henry Norman. printed wraps; sl. dusted, staples rusting. 1884 £15 1891 £35 ______SOUTH PLACE ETHICAL SOCIETY

915. SOUTH PLACE ETHICAL SOCIETY. between men and women as a factor in social Religious Systems of the World: a contribution evolution. G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Half title. Orig. to the study of comparative religion; a collection blue cloth; a little rubbed & marked. of addresses delivered at South Place Institute, ¶First published in 1898 by T.F. Unwin, this now revised and in some cases rewritten by the edition is recorded in Liverpool & LSE only Authors, together with others specially written on Copac. for this volume. Swan Sonnenschein. A few 1900 £50 pencil notes. Orig. green cloth. v.g. ¶First published in 1890. 922. SULLIVAN, Sir Edward, Bart. Common 1901 £35 Sense in Politics: letters written to the “Morning Post”. Office of the “Morning Post”. STAMP, Sir Josiah Disbound. viii, 63pp. 1883 £25 916. The Christian Ethic as an Economic Factor. Social Service Lecture 1926. 2nd edn. Epworth Press. Half title. Orig. red cloth. 923. SUTHERS, Robert Bentley. Common ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Objections to Socialism Answered. FIRST 1927 £20 EDITION. The Clarion Press. Half title, 4pp ads; paper browning, occasional pencil marks. 917. Internationalism. The Brotherhood Movement. Orig. green cloth, blocked in white. Orig. light blue printed paper wraps; chip to 1908 £10 foot of spine, numerous sm. tears to margins, sl. marked & dulled. PRESENTATION COPY ¶The John Clifford Lecture for 1931. 924. SWINBURNE, James. Population and the [1931] £15 Social Problem. FIRST EDITION. George EUGENICS Allen & Unwin. Half title. Orig. red cloth; spine faded. v.g. 918. The Science of Social Adjustment. FIRST ¶Signed presentation inscription from the EDITION. Macmillan. Half title, index. 2pp Author to H. V. Potter, 1933. ads. Orig. blue cloth. 1924 £35 ¶From the Co-operative College Library. 1937 £30 925. SYMONDS, John Addington, the Younger. Essays Speculative and Suggestive. 3rd edn. 919. Studies in Current Problems in Finance and Government and “The Wealth and Income of Smith, Elder. Half title; a few pencil marks. the Chief Powers” (1914). FIRST EDITION. Orig. dark green cloth; sl. dulled. v.g. P.S. King. Half title, index, 2pp ads. Orig. blue ¶New preface by Horatio Brown to this post- humously published edition. cloth. 1907 £30 ¶From the Co-operative College Library. 1924 £20 HOMOSEXUALITY ______926. SYMONDS, John Addington, the Younger. 920. (STEPHEN, Sir James Fitzjames) A Problem in Greek Ethics: being an enquiry STEPHEN, Leslie. The Life of Sir James into the phenomenon of sexual inversion Fitzjames Stephen: a judge of the High Court of addressed especially to medical psychologists Justice. FIRST EDITION. Smith, Elder, & Co. and jurists. (Printed for private circulation.) Half title, front. port., plate, 4pp ads; occasional Half title. Orig. dark green cloth. v.g. 73pp. pencil markings. Orig. blue cloth, borderered in ¶A Treatise on Greek love; one of only 100 blind, spine lettered in gilt; sl. rubbed. copies printed. Written in 1873, Symonds first printed only ten copies in 1883. ¶English lawyer, journalist and author, 1901 £150 Stephen was the first writer after William Blackstone to explain in print the principles of English law and spent over a decade working 927. (TALLEYRAND-PÉRIGORD, Charles unsuccessfully for the codification of law. Maurice de, Prince de Benevento) Reminis- 1895 £35 cences of Prince Talleyrand; with extracts from his manuscripts, speeches and political writings. WOMEN AND ECONOMICS (By E. Colmache.) FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 921. STETSON, Charlotte Perkins. Women and Henry Colburn. Front. port., half title in vol. II, Economics: a study of the economic relation 24pp cata. in vol. 1. Uncut in orig. fine hori- ______TALLEYRAND-PÉRIGORD

zontal grained cloth, elaborately embossed in 7: ANONYMOUS. Elements of Taxation; blind; Front board of vol. 1 a litle marked. A to which are added, a summary of the v.g. bright copy. evidence adduced before the Parliamentary ¶Not in BL. Committee on the Property and Income Tax 1848 £120 ... By X. + Y., Authors of the prize essay on direct taxation. FIRST EDITION. Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. [1852.] 82pp. 928. TAWNEY, Richard Henry. The Acquisitive 8: ANONYMOUS. Direct Taxation. Prize Society. G. Bell. Half title. Orig. blue-grey Essay; to which has been awarded the cloth, spine lettered in gilt; spine faded. premium offered by the National Confeder- ¶First published in 1921; this is the third ation ... Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. [c.1849.] printing. The ‘patron saint of adult education’, 68pp. 4 copies only on Copac. Tawney was an historian, political economist 9: RICKARDS, George K. Three Lectures and leading Christian socialist. Delivered Before the University of Oxford, in [1922] £25 Michelmas Term, 1852. Oxford: John Henry Parker. 1852. 95pp. 929. TAWNEY, Richard Henry. Religion and the 10: RICKARDS, George K. The Financial Rise of Capitalism: a historical study. (Holland Policy of War. Two lectures on the funding memorial lectures, 1922.) (2nd issue.) John system, and on the different modes of raising Murray. Half title. Orig. blue cloth; spine faded, supplies in time of war ... 2nd edn. James Ridgway. 1855. 82pp. boards marked. 1849-1861 £220 ¶With a prefatory note by Dr Charles Gore. 1926 £25 931. TAYLOR, Henry. Autobiography of Henry TAXATION Taylor, 1800-1875. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. Longmans. Photographic front. port. Orig. 930. (TAXATION AND FINANCE) A collection maroon cloth; ex library copy black labels & of ten pamphlets on political economy, taxation library numbers at foot of spines. Booklabel & and finance, bound in one volume. Contemp. stamps of Middlesborough Free Library. A half calf, black morocco label; sl. water staining, good copy. lower board a little rubbed. A good copy. ¶Colonial & literary reminiscences. ¶1: HANCOCK, W. Neilson. An Intro- 1885 £55 ductory Lecture on Political Economy. Delivered in the Theatre of Trinity College, FLOGGING BILL - Dublin, in Trinity Term, 1848. FIRST UNRECORDED PAMPHLET EDITION. Dublin: Hodges & Smith. 1849. 932. TAYLOR, P.A. (Two Speeches.) The ‘Cat.’ 36pp. LSE & Trinity College only on Copac. 2: NEATE, Charles. Three Lectures on Speech by P.A. Taylor in the House of Taxation, especially that of land, delivered at Commons against the Government Flogging Oxford in the year 1860. FIRST EDITION. Bill. (and:) Crime and punishment in the Navy. Oxford: J.H. & JAS. Parker. 1861. 64pp. Speech ... in the House of Commons, on moving 3: NORMAN, George Warde. An Exami- for returns. Revised from the reporters’ notes. nation of Some Prevailing Opinions, as to the Edward Dallow. Orig. printed paper wraps, pressure of taxation in this, and other coun- sewn as issued. 40pp. tries. 3rd edn. T.& W. Boone. 1850. 95pp. ¶No copies found on Copac. An appeal 4: HUBBARD, John Gellibrand. How against the Flogging Bill, an ‘attempt to coun- Should an Income Tax be Levied? teract and to stamp out crimes of violence by Considered in a letter to the Right Honourable violence, to meet brutality in a spirit of Benjamin Disraeli, M.P. Chancellor of the vengence, by the brutality of the law’. Exchequor. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. 1875 £65 1852. 55pp. 5: HUBBARD, John Gellibrand. Reform THE DEVIL'S CHAPLAIN or Reject the Income-Tax. Objections to a 933. TAYLOR, Robert. The Devil's Pulpit, reform of Income-Tax considered, in two containing forty-six astronomico-theological letters to the editor of the Times. With addi- tional notes. FIRST EDITION. Longmans. discourses ... With a sketch of his life. 2nd edn. 1853. 52pp. 2 vols in 1. Freethought Publishing Co. Orig. 6: HEMMING, G.W. A Just Income Tax blue cloth; tear to spine, a little bubbled, binding How Possible, being a review of the evidence a little loose, inner hinges cracking. Sound reported by the Income Tax Committee and ¶By a Radical turned freethinker, known as and inquiry into the true principle of taxation. 'The Devil's Chaplain'. Originally published in FIRST EDITION. John Chapman. 1852. 1831-32, this edition of the Devil's Pulpit has 40pp. an additional titlepage for the 2nd edition ______TAYLOR

dated 1884. The titlepages for volumes 1 & 2 WITH LETTER TO HARDY are dated 1882. Includes three lectures on Free Masonry. 939. TOOKE, John Horne. Epea Tteroenta. Or, 1884 £35 The Diversions of Purley. Second edition. 2 vols. Printed for the author, at J. Johnson's, No. 934. TEMPLE, William. Christianity and the State. 72, St. Paul's Church Yard. [8], 534pp; [8], 516, Being the Henry Scott Holland Memorial [36]pp index, frontispiece & engr. plate. 4to. Lectures delivered in Liverpool in January and Some sl. foxing, lower corner of several leaves February 1928. FIRST EDITION. Macmillan. browned. With a number of neat & informed Half title, 2pp ads. Orig. blue cloth. v.g. pencil comments on text. Expertly rebound in ¶Dedicated to R.H. Tawney. handsome dark brown straight grain morocco, 1828 £20 gilt dec. spines, red morocco labels, marbled boards. LINCOLNSHIRE PERIODICAL ¶ESTC T32791. Loosely inserted is a splendid 935. THE TRUE BRITON. The True Briton. original letter from the author to his close Vol. 1, no. 3. June 23, 1819. Boston: J. Jackson. friend, and fellow radical, Thomas Hardy, Disbound. 24pp. Shoemaker, Fleet Street, London. It is dated ¶Not recorded on Copac. The Lincolnshire Nov 2nd 1798, addressed to 'Dear Citizen', Archive records nos 1-23, June to November, and notes that he will 'be sorry to let an Anni- 1819. The Author describes himself as being versary pass without congratulating you on the from a family of TRUE BRITONS, ‘educated defeat of the hellish plot against your life'. in the old school’. The True Briton he Both men were founder members of the declares, ‘possesses a strong attachment to the London Corresponding Society, formed in 1792 in order to campaign for electoral monarch, and pays due obedience to his reform. They were arrested, committed to the country’s laws; if unexampled times of misery , and brought to trial and distress afflicts his country, he would with charged with high treason on 28th October firmness, use his utmost endeavours to avert 1794, but faced with no firm evidence the jury the evil, and when proper, would offer his returned a verdict of 'not guilty'. The advice to the king.’ government then suspended 'Habeus Corpus' 1819 £35 allowing it to detain prisoners without trial, and further pursue the supporters of parlia- 936. TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de. Corre- mentary reform. The letter carries a number spondence & Conversations of Alexis de of early 19th century annotations, noting that Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior, from it is written in the hand of Tooke's daughter, 1834 to 1859; ed. by M.C.M. Simpson. 2 vols. but that it is signed by him on the address Henry S. King. A few spots in prelims. panel. There is also an extract from the Contemp. half calf; leading hinges cracking, sl. Gentleman's Magazine for 1794 referring to chipping to labels. Armorial bookplates of the trial, and a note of Tooke's death in 1812. Viscount Halifax, 1891. A good copy. It has been tipped on to a later sheet of paper, ¶Vol.II is of the 2nd edn. and is holed from the removal of the wax seal, 1872 £120 but without loss of text. Another sheet has mounted on it an original receipt 'No 757, DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA received of Richard Payne Knight Esq. fourteen shillings for the third volume of ... 937. TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis de. Democracy in the Diversion of Purley', and signed by John America. Translated by Henry Reeve. New edn. Horne Tooke. On the reverse of the sheet is 2 vols. Longmans. Half titles, 2pp ads in vol. 1; a letter from St John's College Library, occasional ink marks & notes in margins. Recent Cambridge, noting that they too have a similar marbled boards, blue cloth spine; sl. dulled. receipt slip. This third volume was never ¶With a long Introductory Notice by Reeve. published, and Tooke reputedly burned his 1862. £250 notes for what was to have been the completion of his work. See also Items 966 & 938. TOLLEMACHE, Lionel A. Old and Odd 967. Memories. Edward Arnold. Half title, front. & 1798-1805 £850 plates, 16pp. cata; half title sl. browned. Orig. MEMOIRS OF HORNE TOOKE blue cloth; a little rubbed and marked. ¶Memories of his life at Harrow and Oxford 940. (TOOKE, John Horne) REID, W. and of his father, Lord Tollemache, one of the Hamilton. Memoirs of the Public Life of John fifty M.Ps. to oppose free trade in favour of Horne Tooke, Esq. Containing a particular protectionism. account of his connection with the most 1908 £40 eminent characters of the reign of George III. ______TOOKE

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¶General Robert Taylor was the 3rd son of 951. (Black Book) Links of the Lower House, or, An Earl Thomas Taylour whose eldest son alphabetical list of the Members of the House of Thomas became the 1st Marquess of Headfort. Commons, showing the counties, cities, or 1805 £150 boroughs for which they sit ... &c. Printed by C. Clement, & sold by John M. Cobbett. 32pp. 948. VILLIERS, Brougham. The Socialist WITH: An Appendix to the Black Book; Movement in England. 2nd edn. with a new comprising a list and analysis of the new House preface. T. Fisher Unwin. Half title, xv + 89pp of Commons ... with documents, from the last cata. (1909). Orig. green cloth. v.g. session of parliament, of the ‘Dead Weight’ and ¶Pro-Labour Party. public expenditure. [By John Wade.] Printed & 1910 £20 Published by John Fairburn. 44pp. WITH: A Peep at the Peers, or, An alphabetical list of all WADE, John the peers who sit in the House ... &c. 4th edn. John Wade, 1788-1875, was a wool-sorter who Printed & sold by W. Benbow. 24pp. Contemp. frequented Francis Place's bookshop in Charing Cross half calf, marbled boards; rubbed & a little worn. Road, where he met reformers such as Burdett & ¶An attack on the nepotism and corruption of Bentham. With financial help from Bentham, Wade politics and public office. 'It appears from this founded The Gorgon (1818), a newspaper promoting List, that 402 Members out of the 658, are trade unionism. In 1819 Wade turned his attention to actually related by blood or marriage, by direct unmasking corruption in government, publishing his or indirect tie, to the Peers.' The 'disease' of evidence in The Black Book, followed by a supplement goverment, the Black Book summarises, in 1823. See also Items 29, 143 & 514 for similar 'consolidates only the interests of a minority and, for the sake of which minority, cheap publications. bread is witheld from the people and the fair THE BLACK BOOK wages of labour, and the profits of trade and agriculture, swallowed up in Government 949. The Black Book; or, Corruption unmasked! imposts'. Being an account of all places, pensions, and [1821]/[1826]/[1820] £150 sinecures, the revenues of the clergy and landed aristocracy; the salaries and emoluments in 952. The Extraordinary Black Book: an exposition of courts of justice and the police department; the the United Church of England and Ireland; civil expenditure of the civil list; ... the robbery of list and crown revenues; incomes, privileges, and charitable foundations; ... the whole forming a power, of the aristocracy; privy council, diplo- complete exposition of the cost, influence, matic, and consular establishments; law and patronage, and corruption of the borough judicial administration; ... The whole corrected government. FIRST EDITION. WITH: from the latest official returns, and presenting a Supplement to the Black Book, or, Corruption complete view of the expenditure, patronage, unmasked. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. John influence, and abuses of the government, in Fairburn. 2pp ads in vol. 2; some sl. spotting, church, state, law, and representation. By the tear to pp 45-46 repaired with archival tape. original editor. Effingham Wilson. Initial 16pp. Attractively rebound in quarter black cloth, cata., front.; tear to margin of p. 111/112 with marbled boards, paper labels. no loss of text; prelims sl. browned. Rebound, ¶Both volumes with stab holes indicating this with new e.ps, in half black cloth, marbled set was bound from the original parts. Dedi- boards. cated to the people, ‘the victims of misrule’, 1831 £150 Wade’s object in printing the Black Book was ______to ‘show the manifold abuses of an unjust an oppressive system; to show how it has ruined BROWN ENVELOPES IN WAKEFIELD the country, and by what ramifications of 953. WAKEFIELD. Report of the Commissioners influence it has been supported’. Appointed to Inquire Into the Existence of 1820/1823 £250 Corrupt Practices at Elections for the Borough of Wakefield; together with minutes of 950. The Black Book; or, Corruption unmasked! evidence. H.M.S.O. Folio. Orig. blue cloth; sl. Being an account ... FIRST EDITION. John rubbed & dulled. Embossed stamps of The Old Fairburn. Full black calf borders in black & School House, Heath, near Wakefield. blind; rubbed. Ownership label & signature of ¶The Commissioners' report was discussed in Bryan Keith-Lucas. Parliament on 30 March 1860. Of the £8,050 ¶Bound from the parts. spent during the election by the Conservative 1820 £120 and Liberal candidates, '£6,900 had been ______WAKEFIELD

spent for purposes of corruption; £3,500 of it WALSH, Sir John. Observations on the Minis- had been laid out in direct bribery, and £3,400 terial Plan of Reform. 6th edn. James Ridgway. for other matters closely connected with illegal 1831. 83 [1]pp. WITH: ESCOTT, Bickham and corrupt practices'. S. Would Reform in Parliament be a Benefit to 1860 £40 the Country? 2nd edn. J. Hatchard & Son. PRESENTATION COPY 1831. Half title. 60pp. Contemp. half tan calf, rebacked; corner tips lacking leather, a little 954. WAKEFIELD, Daniel, the Younger. Public worn. 13 lines contemp. mss on leading f.e.p. A Expenditure apart from Taxation; or, Remarks good sound copy. on the inadequate and excessive pay of public ¶Observations on parliamentary reform from servants. FIRST EDITION. Charles Fox. Half two Conservative M.Ps. title; corner torn from e.p. & first two leaves, the 1831 £75 next few corners sl. discoloured. Orig. drab boards; lacking spine, one corner stained. 959. WARD, William George. Capital and Labour: Renier booklabel. a paper read before the literary section and ¶Kress C.3893. Inscribed on leading f.e.p.: general members of the Nottingham and County ‘Erskine Humphreys from the Author’, who later became a judge in New Zealand. Liberal Club, and to the delegates from opera- Reviewing the inefficiencies of public services. tives' trade societies ... also seven nights' 1834 £50 discussion thereon, between capitalists, trades' unionists, representative workmen, and others ... 955. WALKER, William. Key to Mr Walker’s Nottingham: printed at the 'Daily Express' Engraving of the Passing of the Reform Bill. Steam Printing Offices. Orig. dark green cloth. Mr. Walker. Folded steel engraving backed on v.g. linen; sl. browned. In contemp. green cloth case. 1874 £45 ¶A key to an engraving of the House of Commons during the Passing of the Reform 960. WATKINS, John. Lay Sermons. Whitby: Bill, 1832. On the event it says: ‘not one Horne & Richardson. Orig. dark green glazed opposition Peer was present during the whole cloth, paper label; sl. rubbed. Armorial book- ceremony. A sun-beam shot into the House plate of Frankland. v.g. shortly before the assent was declared’. ¶Not in BL. York Minster only on Copac. 1836 £85 On Seduction, Bastardy, Pitiless treatment of the poor by the rich, Cruelty to Animals, & 956. WALLACE, Alfred Russell. Land Nationalisa- Insanity. 'The moral distinction between the tion: its necessity and its aims. Being a rich and the poor, may be measured by their comparison of the system of landlord and tenant artificial difference - the former have more with that of occupying ownership in their means of doing evil; the latter have less means of doing good.' influence on the well-being of the people. 3rd 1835 £125 edn, with appendix on the nationalisation of house property. W. Reeves. 2pp initial ads, half 961. WATSON, John B. Behaviorism. (2nd edn.) title, 1p. ads. Orig. orange printed paper wraps. Kegan Paul; (printed in the U.S.A.). Text illus., Disbound & re-sewn. index. Orig. blue cloth; sl. rubbed. [1883] £35 ¶From the Co-operative College Library. Originally published as lectures, re-written 957. WALPOLE, Spencer. The Electorate and the with 100 pages of new material, by the Legislature. FIRST EDITION. Macmillan. founder of the Behaviorist Movement. (The English citizen, vol. 2.) Half title, 4pp ads. [1930] £50 Orig. olive brown cloth. Cancelled library stamps & pressmarks. 962. WEBB, Sidney & Beatrice. Soviet Commu- ¶With a holograph letter from the Author nism: a new civilisation? 2 vols in 1. Private tipped in, presenting the book to the Library subscription edn. Printed by the Authors. of the Athenaeum. Double page front. with 1p ads facing titlepage, 1881 £25 illus, 2pp ads. Orig. blue paper boards; sl. rubbed. 958. WALSH, Sir John. Popular Opinions on ¶Printed for the members and students of the Parliamentary Reform, considered. 6th edn, Workers’ Educational Association and the with additons, and a postscript to the ballot. Workers’ Education Trade Union Committee. James Ridgway. 114pp. 1831. WITH: 1935 £50 ______WELLS

963. WELLS, David A. Recent Economic Changes: 968. WESTMINSTER AND MIDDLESEX and their effect on the production and distri- ELECTIONS, 1806. History of the West- bution of wealth and the well-being of society. minster and Middlesex Elections; in the month Longmans. Orig. brown cloth. v.g. of November, 1806. Printed for J. Budd. ¶First published in the United States. The Lacking front. folding plate; portrait of Sir problems of increased production & trade. Francis Burdett inserted. Orig. half black 1890 £35 morocco, drab boards; rubbed & a little worn. ¶A collection of the Addresses of the 964. WELLS, Herbert George. The Misery of respective candidates; their speeches at the Boots. Reprinted with alterations from the Hustings and public meetings; the resolutions Independent Review, December 1905. 6th imp. passed at those meetings and the numerous The Fabian Society. Orig. black paper wraps, advertisements, letters, hand-bills, songs &c. Illustrated printed paper label on front wrap, which made their appearance during the elec- stapled as issued. v.g. 42pp. tions. Sir Francis Burdett, M.P. for Middlesex between 1802-5 (defeated in 1804 he was ¶‘The figure of a badly fed but rather pretty returned briefly in 1805) finished 3rd in 1806 little girl of ten or eleven, dirty, and her hands behind William Mellish and George Byng who coarse with rough usage, her poor pretty child’s were elected M.P.s. In Westminster, the body in ungainly rags, and, on her feet, big Reform candidate James Paull, supported by broken-down boots that hurt her. And partic- Burdett, was defeated by 277 votes. ularly I think of her wretched sticks of legs and the limp of her feet; and all those phantom 1807 £75 owners and profit-takers ... they are about her martyrdom, leech-like, clinging to her as she 969. WHITMAN, Sidney. Conventional Cant: its goes ... I want to change everything in the results and remedy. FIRST EDITION. Kegan world that made that; and I do not greatly care Paul. Half title, 44pp. cata. (8.86.) Orig. maroon what has to go in the process. Do you?’ & pink cloth diagonally divided on front board; 1919 £35 dulled. ¶An attack on smug British attitudes and their 965. WELLS, Herbert George. This Misery of effect on society and foreign policy, &c. Boots. I.L.P. (I.L.P. Guild of Youth and Young 1887 £30 Labour Library, no. 3.) Orig. pink printed paper RATIONALIST PRESS ASSOCIATION wraps, stapled as issue; staples sl. rusted. 1919 £20 970. WHYTE, A. Gowans. The Story of the R.P.A., 1899-1949. FIRST EDITION. Watts & 966. WESTMINSTER ELECTION, 1796. Co. Half title, photographic front. port., plates Speech of , Esq. Upon the & illus. Orig. dark blue cloth in d.w. Compli- hustings of Covent Garden, on Friday, June 3, ments slip from the R.P.A. loosely inserted. v.g. 1796. n.p. Printed on recto only of a single ¶The Rationalist Press Association was 4to sheet. founded in 1899 to promote freedom of thought. ¶ESTC T49672 which records the BL copy only. On the election of June 1796 in which 1949 £10 Tooke received 2,819 votes to Fox’s 3,516 and Gardner’s 4,814. 971. WILKINSON, Ellen & CONZE, Edward. 1796 £120 Why War? A handbook for those who will take part in the Second World War. N.C.L.C. 967. WESTMINSTER ELECTION, 1796. The Publishing Society. Illus, 1p. ads. Orig. orange Westminster Election in the Year 1796, being an printed paper boards; spine rubbed & chipped accurate state of the poll each day: also a at head & tail. complete collection of the addresses and ¶With a forward by J.P.M. Millar, General speeches (from the hustings in Covent Garden) Secretary of the National Council of Labour of , Vice Admiral Sir Alan Colleges. Gardner, Bart. and John Horne Tooke, Esq. [1934] £20 The whole carefully corrected. (2nd edn.) J.S. 1800-1850 Jordan. Lacking 4pp ads. Disbound. 56pp. 972. WILKS, Washington. The Half Century: its ¶ESTC T52350; BL, National Archives, & McMaster University only on ESTC. On the history, political and social. 2nd edn, revised and election of June 1796 in which Tooke received enlarged. W. & F.G. Cash. 24pp. cata.; p.ix 2,819 votes to Fox’s 3,516 and Gardner’s marked. Orig. purple cloth; sl. faded, sm. split at 4,814. See also Items 939 & 940. head of leading hinge, e.ps stained at head. 1796 £75 1853 £35 ______WILLIAM IV

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