AUCTION 61: RARE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS 2
By HELIOS
Sunday, Apr 6, 12:00 PM
HELIOS AUCTIONS 1050 Second Avenue Gallery # 52 New York, NY 10022 USA, United States
An extremely varied selection of paper-related items, including 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle Antique Incunabula Liber Chronicarum Hartmann Schedel, 1764 Bible by Anthony Purver Quaker Antique 2 Two-folio volumes, 1531 Dante Alighieri Post-Incunabula l'Amoroso Convivio in Italian, among many other interesting subjects.
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LOT 278:

1808 HISTORY OF BARBADOS FROM 1605 TO 1801 BY JOHN POYER ANTIQUE RARE

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1808 HISTORY OF BARBADOS FROM 1605 TO 1801 BY JOHN POYER ANTIQUE RARE

POYER, John (d. 1834).

The History of Barbados, from the First Discovery of the Island, in the year 1605, till the Accession of Lord Seaforth, 1801

London: J. Mawman; 1808

Size 8.5 by 10.5"

[ii], [i]-[xxxvi], [1]-668 pp.

Bound in modern library green cloth, spine lettered in white Good. FIRST EDITION OF THIS COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF BARBADOS.

With Errata page and List of Subscribers.

Sabin 64853.

Ex-library

(library stamps or stickers on endleaves, perforated library stamp on title-page, tape repair on title-page, ink library markings on verso of title-page and facing page, small library label on final text page)

gutter facing title-page cracking with tape repair, final few leaves and edge of text block dampstained

Text in English

"The work of a well-informed native of the island, written from the point of view of a West Indian, the welfare of whose colony home seemed indissolubly bound up with the institution of slavery. Very useful for the detailed account of the course of events during the latter part of the eighteenth century" (Ragatz).

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