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COOK, Joel.
Switzerland. Picturesque and Descriptive. (spine reads "Switzerland and the Rhine.) Philadelphia: Henry T. Coates, 1904. First edition. 8vo., orig. red cloth with elaborate pictorial gilt decoration on the upper cover and the spine, viii, 520pp. Ownership inscription, spine a bit faded o/w a near fine copy. The book is divided into six sections: Western Switzerland; Eastern Switzerland; The Upper Rhine; The Middle Rhine and Main; The Great Rhine Gorge and The Lower Rhine. The author states in his preface that "during a very long period, Switzerland and the Alps have been among the most beautiful regions sought by millions of tourists from all parts of the world. They display the greatest scenic attractions of Europe in their grandest form, and especially for American visitors have a special charm........in going or coming, the noble Rhine, the Great river of the German Fatherland, is usually followed, up or down, and thus becomes a part of the popular Swiss tour....."
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CORSINI, Bartolommeo.
Il Torracchione Di.......Con alcune spiegazioni de l'aggiunta del suo Anacreonte Toscano...... Londra: (a spurious imprint, probably Paris), Si trova in Parigi appresson Marcello Prault, 1768. In two volumes. First edition. 12mo., full contemporary calf, (xvi), 383; 375pp. Outer hinge of volume II cracked but holding, a very good set. Bartolemmeo Corsini [1606-1673] Italian poet, author of the above comic heroic poem.
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CORY, Abe.
Out Where the World Begins. A Story of a Far Country. New York: George Doran, (1921). Cloth, viii, 225pp. Very good. Fictional tale of a woman's attempt to reach Lhasa; illustrated as though a true account with photographs. Strange.
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COTTON, W.L.
Chapters In Our Island Story. Charlottetown: Irwin Printing, 1927. Revised edition. Tall 8vo., orig. paper boards, vi, 162pp. Fine.
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COWARD, Noel.
The Collected Short Stories of... London: Heineman, nd. (1962). First edition. Inscribed by Coward, ?For Victor with love Noel (identified on the e/paper by a previous owner as Victor Stiebel). Edges darkened, spine faded with crease down the centre, o/w very good in a very good dustwrapper with darkening along spine, a 1.5? tear in rear panel, and light chipping to extremities. Victor Steibel (1907?1976) was a South African-born British couturier and founding member of the Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers. It seems that Stiebel occasionally designed costumes for Coward productions.
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COWPER, William.
Poems By..... London: Printed for J. Johnson, 1806. In two volumes. A New Edition. 12mo., full cont. calf, (xii) 288; (viii), 274pp. The last signature of volume two, pp. 265-274, has been bound in volume one after the tale of contents, o/w a very good set.
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COXE, William.
Account Of The Russian Discoveries Between Asia And America. To Which Are Added, The Conquest of Siberia, And The History Of The Transactions And Commerce Between Russia And China. London: Printed By J. Nichols, For T. Cadell... 1780. First edition. 4to., full contemporary calf, professionally rebacked with a new spine after the period, raised bands, gilt compartments, leather label, xxii, (1)-344, (13)pp. index, (2)pp.ads. With four folding maps and a folding plate. Bookplate, some foxing to the maps and plate, foxing to the titlepage but o/w a near fine copy of this important work. "Coxe state that the recent Russian discoveries between Asia and America having for some time been of interest, he, during his stay in St. Petersburg, directed his research to that interesting subject. He endeavored to collect the journals of the several voyages subsequent to the expedition of Bering in 1741, with which Gerhard Muller concluded his account of the first Russian navigations. This work includes the main Russian discoveries and explorations made in northwestern America in their attempts to open communications with Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Coxe made suggestions which led the Russians to promote expeditions of discovery to the northern parts of Siberia. His list of works on the subject, and his observations on the fur trade between the Russians and the Chinese, are very valuable. (Hill).
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