Search Results: hebrew melodies by lord byron george

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2010-09-10. Paperback. Good.

Kessinger Pub Co. Reprint of the New York, 1840 edition. . Near Fine. Soft cover. 2007.

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback. New.

Hardback. New.

Paperback. New.

Philadelphia: James P. Parke ... Wm. Fry, Printer, 1815. First Philadelphia edition. 47, [1] pp., with half-title. 12mo. Uncut in publisher's drab boards. Spine perished but sewing intact, staining to rear board, signature of "M. Canty, 1816" at head of title-page. First Philadelphia edition. 47, [1] pp., with half-title. 12mo. Shaw and Shoemaker lists the Boston edition of 1815 as the first American, with 2 editions published in New York that same year. Shaw & Shoemaker 34267

London: John Murray, 1817 / 1815. First Editions. Second issue of Manfred, with the imprint on the half-title verso and no quotation on the title page. Undetermined issue of Hebrew Melodies. Octavo (20.5cm), both titles bound together. In twentieth-century marbled paper-covered boards, titled in black on paper spine label, all edges marbled; later off-white endpapers; [1-7] 8-80, [viii], [1]-53, [1]pp. A sturdy, straight copy, rubbed at edges and joints, internally with occasional spots of fingersoil and foxing but largely clean: Very Good. Byron's closet drama Manfred bound with Hebrew Melodies, a collection of lyric poems that included the first appearance of "She Walks in Beauty." This copy lacking the final ad leaf of Hebrew Melodies, which would identify the issue, and without the inserted half-title and and title pages. WISE I pp. 103-4, 122.

London: John Murray, 1815. First edition of Byron's book of poetry written at the request of the Hon. D. Kinnaird. Octavo, bound in half cloth over paper-covered boards. In near fine condition. Byron composed Hebrew Melodies at the request of personal friend, the Hon. D. Kinnaird, with music arranged by Braham and Nathan. Contents include: She Walks in Beauty, If That High World, My Soul is Dark, The Days Are Done, Saul, and When Coldness Wraps.

London: Printed for John Murray, 1815. First edition, first issue with Roger's "Jacqueline" and Campbell's "Selected Beauties" listed second and third on the second page of advertisements. Includes extra half-titles and title-pages at rear, allowing the poems to be bound in two volumes. [viii], 53, [ii, ads]pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Original paper wrappers, edges slightly frayed, spine worn. Laid in full gray cloth dropbox. First edition, first issue with Roger's "Jacqueline" and Campbell's "Selected Beauties" listed second and third on the second page of advertisements. Includes extra half-titles and title-pages at rear, allowing the poems to be bound in two volumes. [viii], 53, [ii, ads]pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Wise "Byron" I, p. 103; Randolph p. 50

London: John Murray, 1815. First Edition, First issue. 8vo, pp. (viii), 53, (ii). Bound in later blue drab wraps, untrimmed. This copy contains the half-title and terminal advertisements. It is lacking the inserted titles and half-titles enabling the pamphlet-poems of Byron to date to be bound up in two volumes. This is the first issue with the verso of E4 with an advertisement for Rogers' "Jacqueline" followed by a six line advertisement for Campbell's "Selected Beauties of English Poetry," noted as "in the press." Randolph 50. Wise I, 103-4. Scarce. Included in this collection is "She Walks in Beauty," Byron's legendary Romantic Poem based on his first meeting with his cousin Ann Wilmot.

London: John Murray, 1815. First Edition, First Issue. Hardcover. Very Good+. Full gilt-ruled calf, gilt-stamped ornament in spine compartments, gilt-stamped lettering in green leather spine labels (compartments 2 and 3), inside gilt dentelles, a. e. g.; 8vo (127 x 200 mm); pp. [8], 53, [11]. First Edition, First Issue, with Rogers's "Jacqueline" and Campbell's "Selected Beauties... in the press" ads. Includes extra half-titles and title-pages at rear, allowing the poems to be bound in two volumes. Some very light scuffing along joints and edges of boards; some mild foxing; gift inscription inked to front flyleaf.