Catalog of the library of William Fitzwilliam, first Earl Fitzwilliam [manuscript], Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, ca. 1754-1796.

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Catalog of the library of William Fitzwilliam, first Earl Fitzwilliam [manuscript], Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England, ca. 1754-1796.

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Manuscript catalog in neat old hand, with author, title, place of publication, imprint date and format for entries arranged by subject, e.g., "Divinity," "Law," "Politics," "Morality," "Miscellaney," etc. Most titles, written on recto of leaves only, are from the 17th and 18th centuries and date through ca. 1754. Additional entries written on verso of leaves are in different hand and date through ca. 1796.

59 leaves ; 38 cm.

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