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Gore - Booth, Eva. Two First Editions.
The Three Resurrections and the Triumph of Maeve”
1905, Sepia frontis. Light violet cloth stained. Spine
faded & with nick to middle edge. Else good. Scarce;
Together with “The Agate Lamp”, 1912. Light blue/green
cloth. Gilt title on spine & cover. Rare (2).”
Estimate €250-€350 £180-£260
398
Hancock, John. A Friendly Expostulation Ad-
dressed To The People Called Quakers.
Belfast, printed by J. Smyth at the Public Printing Office,
1802. Written at Lisburn, later reprinted in London. Pp55,
disbound. Rare. Also with this lot a letter circa 1854 from
Obadiah Hook at Leeds to his sister - I am glad thee are
sending thy goods to the Crimea but I think the Friends
will consider thee inconsistent in thy conduct”. (2)”
8_ x 5_in. (21.59 x 13.34cm)
Estimate €150-€200 £110-£150
399
Inglis, Henry D. A Journey Throughout Ireland,
during the Spring, Summer and Autumn of
1834.
4th edWhittaker London, 1836. Book Condition: Very
Good. 4th Edition. Post 8vo, 16 (Publisher’s catalogue),
multi-folding map frontis, xii, 396 p. Multi-folding chart
of the River Shannon. Gilt and blind embossed green
calf.
Estimate €150-€200 £110-£150
400
Joyce, James, Ulysses.
Paris Shakespeare and Co. January 1924. First Edition,
the fourth printing. With 4 pp. of Ulysses Additional Cor-
rections” bound in at the end. 8vo, Quarter calf gilt with
title given as ‘U’ to the spine.”
Estimate €300-€400 £220-£290