HENSHALL'S STUDY OF MEDIAEVAL KENT 1798
Specimens and parts; containing a history of the county of Kent, and a
dissertation on the laws from the reign of Edward the Confessor, to
Edward the First; of a topographical, commercial, civil, and nautical
History of South Britain...By Samuel Henshall.
London, for the Author by R Faulder and F & C Rivington, 1798.
Quarto, pp xxx [i.e. xxxiv], 104, 41, [1], double page engraved map of
the county [a little foxed], tables in text, uncut in early cloth backed
marbled boards, front free endpaper laid down, a little rubbed and worn
at corners, but a sound clean copy.
FIRST EDITION; these historical collections were followed the following year with the first part only of Henshall's never completed translation of Domesday. PRICE: £120.00
The History of the House of Este, From the time of Forrestus until
the Death of Alphonsus the last Duke of Ferrara. ...Wherein likewise the
most considerable Revolutions of Italy from the year 452. to the year
1598. are briefly touched.
London, J M for Rich. Chiswell, 1681.
8vo, pp [30, including the errata leaf], 291, engraved portrait
frontispiece, bound in contemporary calf, spine with raised bands,
slightly later label, upper board detached, else a fine crisp copy
throughout.
