Critical observations on books, antient and modern
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- Critical observations on books, antient and modern
- Critical observations; Critical observations on books, antient and modern
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- Imprint
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London [England] : printed by W. Richardson; and sold by B. White, in Fleet-Street, M.DCC.LXXVI. [1776]-
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Howes, Thomas, 1729-1814, ed.; White, Benjamin, approximately 1724-1794, bookseller. ; B. White and Sons, bookseller.
- Publication year
- 1776-180?
- ESTC No.
- P6546
- Grub Street ID
- 58221
- Description
- v. ; 8°
- Note
- Editor: Thomas Howes
"To be published occasionally."; Most imprints include year of publication
Imprints vary; no. 2-10 and imprint for v. II title page reads: "Sold by B. White, in Fleet-Street"; no. 11 reads: "printed by E. Cox and Son, and sold by B. White"; issues printed after 1800 read in part: "printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis; and sold by B. White."; Some copies seem to have been bound so as to compile volumes with varying contents, however the pagination in each number indicates four issues per volume in vols. [1]-2. Volumes 3 and 4 were apparently intended to be combined; together they include issues 9-13, with two added appendices
Table of contents in each volume is not necessarily related to the actual contents of copies seen. It is not clear whether irregularities in compilation are due to the binder, the order of printing, or some other plan
Each volume has continuous pagination and text regardless of the order of individual numbers included
Volumes are identified by numbers in the direction line of each issue; vols. 1 and 3 appear to lack general title pages
Includes discussion on etymology of some Welsh words, but is primarily concerned with biblical and historical chronology; criticizes the works of other commentators on biblical and historical texts. A pamphlet with the divisional title: "A discourse on the abuse of the talen of disputation in religion, ... by Thomas Howes" follows the title page of no. 9 and is paginated with the text which follows (cf. L copy).