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The History of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha.
A handsome four-volume set of Cervantes' literary classic, widely considered the first modern novel. Illustrated with 37 black and white plates etched after original designs by Adophe Lalauze, and bound in half-green morocco by Mudie.
The text in this edition follows the English language translation made by Piere (Peter) Motteux, originally published in 1700-1703.
4 vols; large 8vo (26 x 17 cm); illustrated with 37 plates etched by Lalauze in two states, slight spotting throughout; half green morocco by Mudie, marbled boards ruled in gilt, gilt spine in 6 compartments, top-edge gilt, others uncut, minor wear to extremities, very good.
The text in this edition follows the English language translation made by Piere (Peter) Motteux, originally published in 1700-1703.
4 vols; large 8vo (26 x 17 cm); illustrated with 37 plates etched by Lalauze in two states, slight spotting throughout; half green morocco by Mudie, marbled boards ruled in gilt, gilt spine in 6 compartments, top-edge gilt, others uncut, minor wear to extremities, very good.
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A handsome four-volume set of Cervantes' literary classic, widely considered the first modern novel. Illustrated with 37 black and white plates etched after original designs by Adophe Lalauze, and bound in half-green morocco by Mudie.
The text in this edition follows the English language translation made by Piere (Peter) Motteux, originally published in 1700-1703.
4 vols; large 8vo (26 x 17 cm); illustrated with 37 plates etched by Lalauze in two states, slight spotting throughout; half green morocco by Mudie, marbled boards ruled in gilt, gilt spine in 6 compartments, top-edge gilt, others uncut, minor wear to extremities, very good.
The text in this edition follows the English language translation made by Piere (Peter) Motteux, originally published in 1700-1703.
4 vols; large 8vo (26 x 17 cm); illustrated with 37 plates etched by Lalauze in two states, slight spotting throughout; half green morocco by Mudie, marbled boards ruled in gilt, gilt spine in 6 compartments, top-edge gilt, others uncut, minor wear to extremities, very good.
