Arliss's Pocket Magazine of Classic and Polite Literature, Volume 5 - New Series

Author(s): Various

Binding:	Hardcover
Volume Condition:	Good
Dust Jacket:	No
Language:	English
Publisher Name:	Printed for Knight and Lacey and Westley and Tyrell
Publication Year:	1824
Publication Place:	London (Paternoster Row) and Dublin
Book ID:	009928
Catalogue(s):	Literary History and Criticism ◇ Rare and Antiquarian Books

vi, 364pp, with wood cut on title page and six further wood cut illustrations in text. Half bound in calf's leather over marbled boards, four panelled spine with gilt lettering and decorations, red leather title label (boards are worn and rubbed at edges, with minor leather loss, minor marks on spine). Text block edges were marbled, now quite faded. Some spotting to first few papers and rear endpapers, else internally neat and clean. Firmly bound. Declared as the last edition of The Pocket Magazine to be published by Knight and Lacey, who had struggled with its routine production; the next edition to be published on James Robins and Co. A collection of articles, short essays on topical issues, verses and sonnets and literary endeavours and commentary. This volume includes Stanzas by Edric; A description of Haymarket Theatre; Harmony of the Creation; The Hindoo Complaint by Mr Lawson; A Description of Hastings; A Tale of The Slanderer Punished; Capt Ricketts on Water Spouts; Anecdote of Saladin the Sultan; and many many more.

Keywords:

Pocket Magazine; Arliss