779G Nicholas, ed Ling fl. ca. 1599 Politeuphuia, Wits Common-wealth. Newly corrected and amended. London : printed by M. Flesher, and are to be sold by Edward Badger at the Crane in St. Pauls Church-yard. 1647. Price $3,900 Duodecimo 5... Continue Reading →
873J William Drummond 1585-1649 The works of William Drummond, of Hawthornden. Consisting of those which were formerly printed, and those which were design’d for the press. Now published from the author’s original copies. Edinburgh : printed by James Watson, in... Continue Reading →
Saints, Wives, Nuns, Poets, and Prophets: Twenty Early Books on Women I intended to select a dozen books and somehow arrived at twenty. Once gathered together, however, they seemed to belong in one conversation, and I have left them that... Continue Reading →
945J: Connor, Bernardus . Connor, Bernardus, 1666 ?-1698. Evangelium Medici: Seu Medicina Mystica, De Suspensis Naturae Legibus, Sive de Miraculis, Reliquisque ἐν τοῖς βιβλίοις Memoratis, quae Medicae indagini subjici possunt : Ubi perpensis prius Corporis Natura, sano & morboso Corporis Humani Statu,... Continue Reading →
533J Franz Balthasar , von Geyer,(de Porta) (Fl 1480-1505) Canon sacratissime misse : vna cum Expositione eiusde[m]. vbi in primis premittit[ur] pulchra contemplatio ante missam habe[n]da De cristi pulcritudine. Et quo[modo] ipsa in sua passione ab eo omnino fuerat ablata.... Continue Reading →
971J Morton, John, 1671?-1726. The natural history of Northampton-Shire; with some account of the antiquities. To which is annex'd a transcript of Doomsday-Book, so far as it relates to that county. By John Morton M. A. Rector of Oxendon in... Continue Reading →
959J Neuchâtel (Suisse) Jugemens souverains rendus en l'année 1672 par les trois Estats de la Souveraineté de Neuf-Chatel et de Vallengin en Suisse : au profit de Madame la duchesse de Longueville curatrice de Monsieur le duc de Longueville son... Continue Reading →
First edition of John Keymors' Observation Made upon the Dutch Fishing (1664), a landmark work of early English political economy. Written around 1601 and published during the Anglo-Dutch commercial rivalry, the tract argues that Dutch prosperity rested upon the fisheries of the British seas and that herring generated more wealth than Spain's American silver. An important Kress 1725 item linking maritime commerce, national wealth, and the origins of mercantilist thought


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