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The Isle Of Pines (1668) / and An Essay in Bibliography by Worthington Chauncey Ford

Chapter 25: TO Charles Lemuel Nichols lover of books colleague FRIEND
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A short imaginative relation recounts a voyage that ends in shipwreck on a remote southern island and the subsequent development of a populous community descended from the survivors, with attention to social arrangements, reproduction, and later contact by visiting mariners. An extensive bibliographical essay accompanies the narrative, documenting the pamphlet's printing and licensing context, variants and continental editions, attribution puzzles, and auction discoveries, and offering a reconstruction of how differing issues and imprints shaped modern judgments of rarity and authorship.


TO

Charles Lemuel Nichols

lover of books

colleague

FRIEND






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THE ISLE OF PINES, The combined Parts as issued in 1668