A political and military rhapsody on the invasion and defence of Great Britain and Ireland : illustrated with three copper-plates
1792
L2007F167 1792
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Title
A political and military rhapsody on the invasion and defence of Great Britain and Ireland : illustrated with three copper-plates
Variant Title
Military rhapsody|Rhapsody on the present system of French politics
Edition
The second edition, with additions and improvements
Published
London Sold by Debret ..., Sewell ..., Clark ..., and Mayler ..., 1792
Description
vii, [1], xix, [1], 226, [2] p., [3] folded leaves of plates ([2] hand colored) : ill., maps ; 20 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2007F167 1792
System Control No.
(OCoLC)21733685
Note
Title vignette
Spine title: Military rhapsody
First published in 1779 under title: A rhapsody on the present system of French politics
Signatures: pi4 a8 C-Q8 R4
Leaf C1 signed b1
"Mr. Drummond's letter to the editor": p. xi-xvii
Plate [no. 2]: General face of the country on the western roads, chiefly between Plymouth and Exeter engraved by Wm. Faden
Author also took issue with the management of the American revolutionary war, insisting that to quell the rebellion British forces must hold "New York, Long Island, Rhode Island, and Philadelphia, and cease to make those fruitless and unmeaning excursions in the American woods."--Cf. p. 27
Directions to the book-binder: p. [227]
Publisher's advertisements: p. [228]
Spine title: Military rhapsody
First published in 1779 under title: A rhapsody on the present system of French politics
Signatures: pi4 a8 C-Q8 R4
Leaf C1 signed b1
"Mr. Drummond's letter to the editor": p. xi-xvii
Plate [no. 2]: General face of the country on the western roads, chiefly between Plymouth and Exeter engraved by Wm. Faden
Author also took issue with the management of the American revolutionary war, insisting that to quell the rebellion British forces must hold "New York, Long Island, Rhode Island, and Philadelphia, and cease to make those fruitless and unmeaning excursions in the American woods."--Cf. p. 27
Directions to the book-binder: p. [227]
Publisher's advertisements: p. [228]
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