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THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND

THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT EUROPE BY CHARLES COOTE 1815 LEATHER BOUND

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[COOTE, CHARLES]. The History of Ancient Europe, From the Earliest Times to the Subversion of the Western Empire; With a Survey of the Most Important Revolutions in Asia and Africa; in a Series of Letters From a Gentleman to his son: Intended as an Accompaniment to Dr. Russell's History of Modern Europe. London: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, (et al), 1815.

First edition; in three volumes (complete); leather-bound; hardcovers; octavos (22cm x 14cm); pp. [20], 544; [18], 650; [20], 529, [22] index; English text; handsomely bound in contemporary full calf gilt; smooth spines; red page edges; marbled endpapers; printed footnotes. Contents: v. 1. From the earliest times to the commencement of the reign of Philip of Macedon; v. 2. From the beginning of the reign of Philip of Macedon to the acquisition of the supreme power at Rome by Augustus; v. 3. From the establishment of Augustus Cæsar in the Roman sovereignty, to the subversion of the Western empire, and the consequent formation of new kingdoms and states. Condition: GOOD to VERY GOOD. Bindings secure the covers well-preserved; interiors largely fresh and clean, without previous ownership markings.
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