Blas Bruni Celli • Venezuela en 5 siglos de imprenta
LONDON, | Printed for R. DODSLEY, at Tully’s Head in Pall-Mall. | MDCCLI (1751).
Vol. I: 20 x 12. 2 h. s/n. cxx pp. 280 pp + 1 h. s/n. A línea tirada. Textos en inglés. Retrato grabado en cobre. Letras redondas y cursi-vas. Reclamos. Signs.: a8-g8-h4-B8-S8-T6 [$4 (-f4;-h3;-h4;-D4;-T4)].
Retrato de Sr. Walter Ralegh, grabado en cobre. Fdo. L. P. Boi-lard Sculp. Hoja [1]s/n.rv. bl. Hoja [2] s/n.r: Portada ut supra. V. en bl. Págs. i-lxxxix, a1r-f5r: THE | LIFE | OF | Sir Walter Ralegh. Pags. xc-xcvi, f5v-f8v: THE | SPEECH and BAHAVIOUR | OF | Sir WALTER RALEGH | On the SCAFFOLD. Págs. xcvii-civ, g1r-g4v: ORDERS | To be Observed by | The Commanders of the Fleet an Land | Companies, under the Charge and Conduct of SIR WALTER RALEGH Knight, | bound for the South Parts of America | or else-where. Given at Plymouth in | Devon the Third of Págs. cv-cxiii, g5r-h1r: THE DUTIFUL | ADVICE | OF A | LOVING SON | TO HIS | AGED FATHER. Págs. cxiv-cxx: h1v-h4v: A brief Relation of Sir Walter Ralegh’s Troubles: With the taking away the | Lands and Castle of Sherbun in Dor- | set from him and his Heirs, being his | indubitable Inheritance. Págs. [1]-38, B1r-D3v: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra seis líneas) MAXIMS | OF | STATE. Págs. [39]-170, D4r-M5v: THE | Cabinet-Council: Containing the Chief ARTS | OF | EMPIRE | And MYSTERIES of STATE; | DISCABINETED | In Political and Polemical Aphorisms, | grounded on Authority, and Experience; | And illustrated with the choicest Examples | and Historical Observations. (Filete) Published by JOHN MILTON. (Filete) Quis Martem tunicâ tectum Adamantinâ digne scripserit? [Pág. 171] (Portadilla) THE | PREROGATIVE | OF | PARLIAMENTS | IN | ENGLAND. | Proved in a | DIALOGUE | BETWEEN | A COUNSEL-LOR of STATE | AND | A JUSTICE of PEACE. (Fi-lete) Dedicated to the KING’s most Excellent Majesty. Págs. 249-280, R5r-T5v: 9 Jacobi. | A DISCOURSE touching a Match | pro-pounded by the Savoyan, between | the Lady Elizabeth and the Prince | of Piedmont. T6r: CONTENTS | OF THE | First VOLUME. T6v: CONTENTS | OF THE | Second VOLUME.
Vol. II: 20 x 12. 1 h. s|n. 400 pp. A línea tirada. Textos en inglés. Retrato grabado cobre. Letras redondas y cursi-vas. Reclamos. Signs.: B8-Z8-Aa8-Cc8. ($4 (-R3;-R4)].
Hoja s/n.r: Portada ut supra. V. en bl. Pags. [1]-20, B1r-C2v: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra seis lineas) A | DISCOURSE | TOUCHING A | War with SPAIN, | And of the Protecting of the | NETHERLANDS. Págs. [21]-70, C3r-F3v: A | DISCOURSE | OF THE | ORIGINAL | AND | FUNDAMENTAL CAUSE | OF | Natural, Arbitrary, Necessary, and | Unnatural WAR. Págs. 71-90, F4r-G5v: A | DISCOURSE | OF THE | INVENTION | OF | Ships, Anchors, Compas, &c. Págs. 91-107, G6r-H6r: OBSERVATIONS | Concerning the | Royal Navy and Sea-Service. | Dedicated to the most Noble and Illustrious Prince HENRY Prince of WALES. [Pág. 108], H6v: bl. [Pág. 109], H7r: (Portadilla) OBSERVATIONS | TOUCHING | TRADE and COMMERCE | With the | HOLLANDER, and other Nations. | Presented to King JAMES. Wherein is proved | That our Sea and Land Commodities serve to | inrich and stregthen other Countries against | our own. [Pág, 110], H7v: bl. Pág. 111-112, H8rv: May it please your most Excellent Majesty. Págs. 113-136, I1r-K4v: OBSERVATIONS | TOUCHING | TRADE and COMMERCE, &c. [Pag. 137], K5r: (Portadilla) VOYAGE | FOR THE | DISCOVERY | OF | GUIANA. V. en bl. Págs. 139-[144], K6r-K8v: EPISTLE DEDICATORY. Págs. 145-150, L1r-L3v: TO THE | READER. Págs. 151-245, L4r-R3r THE | DISCOVERY | OF | GUIANA. [Pág. 246], R3v: bl. [Pág. 247], R4r: (Portadilla) SIR | WALTER RALEIGH’s | APOLOGY | FOR HIS | VOYAGE | TO | GUIANA. V. en bl. Págs. 249-281, R5r-T5r: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra tres líneas) SIR | WALTER RALEIGH’s | APOLOGY. [Pág. 282], T5v: bl. [Pág. 283], T6r: (Portadilla) An INTRODUCTION to a | BREVIARY | OF THE | History of ENGLAND | with the REIGN | OF | King William the Ist, | Entitled the | CONQUEROR. V. en bl. Págs. 285-[286], T7rv: Viñeta e inicial que sangra tres líneas) THE | PREFACE | OF THE FIRST | PUBLISHER. Págs. 287-315, T8r-X6r (Viñeta a Inicial que sangra cinco líneas) A | BREVIARY | OF THE | History of ENGLAND; | Beginning at the REIGN of | WILLIAM the Ist. | ENTITLED the CONQUEROR. [Pág. 316] X6v: bl. Págs. 317-320, X7r-X8v: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra cinco líneas) Sir WALTER RALEIGH’s | SEAT OF | GOVERNMENT. Págs. 321-329, Y1r-Y5r: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra cinco líneas) Sir Walter Raleigh’s OBSERVATIONS | Concerning the Causes of the Magnificency and | Opulency of Cities. Págs. 331-340, Y6r-Z2v: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra cinco líneas) Sir WALTER RALEIGH’s | SCEPTICK. Págs. 341-357, Z3r-Aa3r: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra seis líneas) Sir | WALTER RALEIGH’s | INSTRUCTIONS to his SON, | And to POSTERITY [Pág. 358], Aa3v: bl. Págs. 359-389, Aa4r-Cc3r: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra cinco líneas) LETTERS. [Pág. 390, Cc3v: bl. Págs. 391-400, Cc4r-Cc8v: (Viñeta e inicial que sangra tres líneas) POEMS.
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