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Title A description of the Grand Signor's seraglio or Turkish emperours court
Subject
Court and courtiers Description and travel DR424.B69 B66 1650
Description First edition., Signatures: a⁴, A-M⁸, N⁴., Page 66 incorrectly numbered 6., Title in black and red. Marginal notes., "The work of Mr. Robert Withers".--Dedication. Actually translated by Withers from an Italian manuscript by Ottaviano Bon.--cf. Cambridge history of English literature. New York [etc.] 1941. v. 1, p. 779., Dedication signed: John Greaves., Armorial book-plate of the Right Honble. Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, Viscount Maldon, & Baron Capell of Hadham on verso of t.p., Main Heritage Shelves General, DR424.B69 E vol. 1, Book, vol. 1, Item-ID: i1553019x, BIB-ID: 1005652
Publisher Printed for Jo. Martin and Jo. Ridley ...
Contributor Bon Ottaviano 1552-1623 Withers Robert (translator.) Greaves John 1602-1652 (editor.)
Date 1650
Format print, 200 pages ; 14 cm, unmediated, volume
Identifier QNL:00010868 oclc: 15176707
Language eng, ita
Coverage Turkey, Turkey
Rights No Known Copyright
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