![Manderson, James. Yorke, Charles Philip [1764 - 1834]. Perceval, Spencer [1762 - 1812]. - A LETTER To The PRIME MINISTER, And FIRST LORD Of The ADMIRALTY, From A CAPTAIN In The ROYAL NAVY, on the Extension of the NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS of the Country.; With an Engraved Sketch of the Body of FALMOUTH HARBOUR; wherein it is Proved that this Harbour, from the combination of Situation, Safety, Ease of Entrance, Capacity, and extreme susceptibility of improvement, is the First Harbour in Great Britain for all Naval Purposes connected with the Atlantic Ocean](https://www.tavbooks.com/pictures/50162.jpg)
Author: Manderson, James. Yorke, Charles Philip [1764 - 1834]. Perceval, Spencer [1762 - 1812].
Title: A LETTER To The PRIME MINISTER, And FIRST LORD Of The ADMIRALTY, From A CAPTAIN In The ROYAL NAVY, on the Extension of the NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS of the Country.; With an Engraved Sketch of the Body of FALMOUTH HARBOUR; wherein it is Proved that this Harbour, from the combination of Situation, Safety, Ease of Entrance, Capacity, and extreme susceptibility of improvement, is the First Harbour in Great Britain for all Naval Purposes connected with the Atlantic Ocean
Description: London: Printed for J. Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1810. 1st Edition. Later plain black cloth binding. 50 pp. Large folding plate, "A Sketch of the Body of Falmouth Harbour, and its Deep Channels", as frontispiece. 4to. 8-5/8" x 6-3/4". Modest binding wear, boards splayed. Modern bookplate of "Andrew David". Age-toning to paper. Overall, Very Good. Somewhat uncommon work on the subject, with OCLC only showing a handful of institional copies, with but 2 in the US.
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Title: A LETTER To The PRIME MINISTER, And FIRST LORD Of The ADMIRALTY, From A CAPTAIN In The ROYAL NAVY, on the Extension of the NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS of the Country.; With an Engraved Sketch of the Body of FALMOUTH HARBOUR; wherein it is Proved that this Harbour, from the combination of Situation, Safety, Ease of Entrance, Capacity, and extreme susceptibility of improvement, is the First Harbour in Great Britain for all Naval Purposes connected with the Atlantic Ocean
Description: London: Printed for J. Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1810. 1st Edition. Later plain black cloth binding. 50 pp. Large folding plate, "A Sketch of the Body of Falmouth Harbour, and its Deep Channels", as frontispiece. 4to. 8-5/8" x 6-3/4". Modest binding wear, boards splayed. Modern bookplate of "Andrew David". Age-toning to paper. Overall, Very Good. Somewhat uncommon work on the subject, with OCLC only showing a handful of institional copies, with but 2 in the US.
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Price: US$ 275.00 Seller: Tavistock Books, ABAA
- Book number: 50162
- Book number: 50162
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