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D. O. White

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Placeholder cover for Considerations upon The secret history of the White Staff. Humbly address'd to the E[arl] of O[xford]

Considerations upon The secret history of the White Staff. Humbly address'd to the E[arl] of O[xford]

Henry St. John Viscount Bolingbroke · First published 1714

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Cover of The White-rose-tree Sound at Root, tho' the Leaves are a Little Shaken. Wherein Several Truths, Wrote by the Light of a Dark Lanthorn, are Inserted, ... Grace the D- of O--. By Caleb D'Anvers,

The White-rose-tree Sound at Root, tho' the Leaves are a Little Shaken. Wherein Several Truths, Wrote by the Light of a Dark Lanthorn, are Inserted, ... Grace the D- of O--. By Caleb D'Anvers,

N. Amhurst · First published 2018

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Placeholder cover for The private library of the late W.D. Faul, Brooklyn, N.Y., sold by order of the executors : autograph manuscripts of O. Henry, first editions of Joseph Conrad, O. Henry, Joseph Hergesheimer and others, together with books, maps, and views of New York City, including Stokes' Iconography of Manhattan Island; in a separate alphabet : library sets of standard authors, colored costume books, books designed by Bruce Rogers; from the libraries of W. Horace Locher, White Plains, N.Y., sold by his order; and the estate of Charles Mortimer Englis, New York City, sold by order of Maude L. Englis, executrix, Bankers Trust Co. of New York, trustees, Graham, McMahon, Buell & Knox, attorneys for executrix and trustees

The private library of the late W.D. Faul, Brooklyn, N.Y., sold by order of the executors : autograph manuscripts of O. Henry, first editions of Joseph Conrad, O. Henry, Joseph Hergesheimer and others, together with books, maps, and views of New York City, including Stokes' Iconography of Manhattan Island; in a separate alphabet : library sets of standard authors, colored costume books, books designed by Bruce Rogers; from the libraries of W. Horace Locher, White Plains, N.Y., sold by his order; and the estate of Charles Mortimer Englis, New York City, sold by order of Maude L. Englis, executrix, Bankers Trust Co. of New York, trustees, Graham, McMahon, Buell & Knox, attorneys for executrix and trustees

Anderson Galleries, Inc · First published 1926

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