Search Results: the speeches of charles phillips esq by phillips charles

Kirk & Mercein, New York. Hardcover. VG hardcover, full leather binding, which has been scuffed, but is still tight. The front endpaper, title page, and contents pages are missing, and there are some pencil marks on the first page. Pages are foxed. 284 pages.; 17413 .

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Baltimore: James Kennedy. Good. 1817. Ex-library. Softcover. Disbound, no covers. Ex-library copy with a few ink stamps. Some margins have been repaired with paper tape. Pages are slightly browned. Some pages have considerable foxing. One leaf is missing the lower outer corner. ; Approx. 4 1/4" wide by 6 5/8". "To which is added, The Emerald Isle: A Poem. With an appendix, comprising a criticism by the Edinburg Reviewers, and Mr. Phillips' rejoinder." Includes two speeches on "The Catholic Question". ; 306 pages .

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Philadelphia: E.C. & J. Biddle, 1853. Later edition. Blind-stamped red cloth, gilt decorated and printed gilt spine. Medium 8vo. pp. 178; 370. VG-/No jacket. Foxing starting (owner ink, A.J. Russ) at eps, caps chipped, wear to boards, ffep. missing. Preface by John Finlay, prefaces to the Third Edition..

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(Philadelphia): (Hickman & Hazzard), 1821. Irish barrister Charles Phillips (1787-1859) was a noted, although perhaps florid, orator of his day. Although he was a Protestant, he favored Catholic Emancipation. Starting in 1820, several collections of his speeches were published. While this copy has no Title Page (there is no sign that it was ever there, so this is probably a printer's defect), the collation seems to match the First American Edition from Hickman and Hazzard (Philadelphia, 1821). Uncommon to rare in any edition. Full leather binding, smooth calf, with ruling and a red label on the spine. Clean text; xviii, 249 pages; frontis portrait of Phillips. Preface by John Finlay. While there is spotting/tanning throughout, the paper reamains supple and is easily readable today. A sound little copy, despite its mysterious origin.. Later Printing. Full-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.

Printed by James Kennedy. Collectible - Acceptable. Baltimore: Printed by James Kennedy, 1817. 16mo. xvi,306pp. Fair book. Spine ends worn; spine title label chipped. Boards edgeworn; front board detached. Bookplate inside. (law, Irish question, Ireland, Napoleon I) Inquire if you need further information.

Baltimore: James Kennedy, 1817. First American edition (?) - a New York edition with 205pp. appeared the same year, as did a ""second American edition""; 12mo, pp. 306; full contemporary sheep rubbed and worn, but sound, red morocco label on spine; ex-MHS. Shaw & Shoemaker 41795.

Baltimore: Printed by James Kennedy, 1817. First American edition. 306 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Contemporary mottled tree calf, red leather spine label, some minor wear, else fine. First American edition. 306 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Shaw & Shoemaker 41795

Philadelphia: Hickman & Hazzard, 1821. Irish barrister Charles Phillips (1787-1859) was a noted orator. Although he was a Protestant, he favored Catholic Emancipation. This is a Very Good copy of the Sixth American Edition (stated). Uncommon to rare in any edition. Full leather binding, ruled in gilt on the covers. Spine is titled and decorated in gilt. Clean text; xviii, 249 pages; frontis portrait of Phillips. There is an ink signature (contemporary) on the Title Page; penciled notes and a faint signature on the FFEP. There is another signature (1863) on the FPD, along with a small (contemporary) label. The pages are tanned but remain supple and quite readable. Bumped, and the covers are rubbed but not dried out. . Sixth American Edition. Full-Leather. Very Good (Plus)/Near Fine. 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall.

Rochester, New York: Printed and Published by E. Peck & Co, 1823. First American edition thus, expanded edition with new material, including a speech "Published in No Other Edition.". 8vo. Contemporary engraved lending library bookplate on front pastedown (no other library markings). Owner's contemporary 14-line ink inscription on rear flyleaf (in brown ink). Spine and extremities of the binding are moderately rubbed, narrow chip on spine label, thin surface chip on front cover, few pages of text are moderately foxed, lower corner margin of one page of text is chipped (circa one inch by two inches, with no loss of text), else a very good copy. First American edition thus, expanded edition with new material, including a speech "Published in No Other Edition." 8vo. Charles Phillips (1789-1859) was an Irish barrister, born in County Sligo. In addition to his published speeches, he was also the author of volumes of both poetry and prose. He also played an active role in advocating Roman Catholic… Read More