Charles Jenkinson

[a Treatise on the Coins of the Realm; in a Letter to the King. by Charles, Earl of Liverpool.]. Charles Jenkinson

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British Library

T114718

An interleaved proof copy with extensive MS. corrections by the author. Pp.1-12 are wanting but supplied in MS., the title is taken from the Oxford edition of 1805. An earlier printing of the proofs of pp.17-48 are bound in at the back, and the emendati

[Oxford?, 1800?]. Pp.13-162,17-48 ; 4°