Search Results: illustrations of sterne with other essays by ferriar john

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London 1812 2nd Cadell and Davies. Two hardcover volumes. 12mo.,193p. 222p., later professional rebinding using original green cloth boards and later matching green spine with mounted black leather spine label. Good. Two volume set. .

London, UK: Printed for Cadell and Davies by J. and J. Haddock. G/NO DUSTJACKET. 1812. 2nd Edition. Cloth. Ref. Edwardes 793, best edition. . 12mo., 193pp., 222pp., Brown stamped cloth, gilt lettering; frayed at tips; inner front hinge cracked, foxed with occas. soiling .

London : Cadell And Davies, 1798. First Edition. Hardback. Finely bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Gilt cross-bands bands with a dark morocco gilt-blocked label. An exceptional copy - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request. ; 314 pages; Physical desc. : [10], 314p. ; 18.3cm ; 8vo. [A]4 ([A]4+a5[=X6]) B-U8 X6(-X6) . Subject: Sterne, Laurence, 1713-1768 - Criticism and interpretation. Genre; Essays. Anthologies - England - 1798. Referenced by: ESTC t147670.

1798. London, Cadell and Davies by George Nicholson, Manchester, 1798, 8°, VIII, (2), 314 pp., Ledereinband d.Zt. First Edition! Earliest printed expositions and defences of Tagliacozzi's methods of rhinoplasty published in English, 18 years before Carpue (1816)! In Chapter 4, entitled "Mr. Shandy's hypothesis of noses explained - Talicotius - Sories of long noses ..." Ferriar discusses the work of Tagliacozzi on the pages 113-129 and defends his methods, quoting some sections from the original Latin. John Ferriar (1761-1815), physician, studied medicine at Edinburgh, and took his M.D. degree in 1781, the subject of his graduation thesis being 'De Variola.' On 8 Oct. 1789 he was appointed to the post of a physician of the Manchester Infirmary. An epidemic fever in the town was the means of drawing public notice to the wretched condition of the dwellings of the working classes, and led Ferriar to take an active and important part in causing the local authorities to pay more attention to… Read More

[London & Manchester]: Printed for Cadell and Davies, London, by George Nicholson, Manchester, 1798.. Hardcover. Very Good. Octavo. viii, [ii], 314, [ii]pp. With a half-title and final advertisement leaf, lacking in this copy. Pencil notations front endpapers include signature, date 1798 and words "given by the author." Original publisher's boards with new paper spine. ESTC T147670. Ferriar's handwriting certified by checking against a letter of his in the 'Cullen Project' of the University of Glasgow - URL: http://cullenproject.ac.uk/docs/2775/