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SWANENDAEL IN NEW NETHERLAND, THE EARLY HISTORY OF DELAWARE'S OLDEST SETTLEMENT AT LEWES.
Cohen, William J.
First edition. The Dutch India Company established a small whaling settlement called Swanendael in 1631, a community that lasted less than a year. Signed by the author on the title page. Illustrated. Private ownership label on free endpaper.
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BIBLIOTHECA HIBERNICANA:
by (Mason, William Shaw)
Limited to only fifty copies. An annotated catalogue of 125 books relating to Ireland printed from 1584 to 1820 under the broad headings of Antiquities, History, Biography, Topography, Statistical Surveys, Tourists, and Finance. Inscribed by the author on the half-title to the legal writer and antiquary Henry Joseph Monck Mason Esq., dated December 1825. Boards soiled and worn, back strip chipped and worn away, missing portion at heel. Bookplate on front pastedown, small institutional release stamp on title page (both Long Island Historical Society). Occasional finger soiling. Marginal damp stain toward the end. Second front blank has short tear with no loss.
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