1774 AN ESSAY TOWARDS THE HISTORY OF LIVERPOOL BY ENFIELD 2nd Edition

An Essay Towards the History of Liverpool, William Enfield — 2nd Edition

£185.00

An Essay Towards the History of Liverpool, William Enfield — 2nd Edition

Name: An Essay Towards the History of Liverpool, William Enfield — 2nd Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: ant023L-SD-R-VG-28
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Condition

Very Good: Publisher’s original binding showing moderate wear with rubbing to extremities. Spine displays surface loss, leaving only a portion of the gilt lettering legible. Boards largely clean and presentable. Binding remains firm and square. Internally lightly handled, with creasing consistent with age, yet pages remain bright and clean overall. Illustrations clean throughout, with the tipped-in map complete and intact. A sound eighteenth-century copy.

Description

Second edition, published in London by John Johnson, 1774. Original publisher’s hardback binding with leather spine and board corners. An early and important historical study by William Enfield, among the foundational printed histories of Liverpool. Eighteenth-century editions are increasingly scarce on the market, particularly examples retaining original bindings and accompanying maps, making them desirable to collectors of regional history and early English topography.

A detailed early account of Liverpool’s development, documenting its civic institutions, commerce, social life, and growing importance as a maritime and mercantile centre during the eighteenth century.

Book Condition: Very Good

Book Authors: William Enfield

Book Publisher: John Johnson

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Non-Fiction

Genre: History

Book edition: Second Edition

Signed: No

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Book Publication Year: 1774

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Book Binding: Leather

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Country/region of manufacture: London, United Kingdom

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