Toronto: C. Blackett Robinson. #43862 Fair/--. 1884. 2nd. N4 hb. no dj.. 492p ex-library, cover decoration bright, spine rubbed, front cover & cpl pgs separated,o/w clean & firm reading copy.

Budapest: Gondolat. #51282 F/F. 1984. NN hb. w/dj. 352p very light shelf wear o/w fine, clean & tight. Text in Hungarian. ISBN 963-281-356-1 .

London: Rich & Cowan. #34846 G/--. 1936. 1st. N4 hb. no dj.. 440p shelf wear, light soiling, binding weak, clean & firm inside.

London: Rich & Cowan. #31516 G/--. 1935. later. NN hb. no dj.. 388p library stamps & sticker on spie, no pockets, clean & firm reading copy.

Toronto: Doubleday & Co. #40924 F/F. 1994. 1st. NT hb. w/dj. 287p fine copy, clean & tight, bibliography. ISBN 0-385-25474-1 .

Dublin: White, Byrne, W. Porter, Moore, Dornin, and Wm. Jones, 1793. Containing the Present Natural and Political State of Those Countries, Their Productions, Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce; With Observations on the Manners, Customs, and Government of the Turks and Arabs. Translated from the French. 2 volumes in 1. xvi, 557, [17] p.; 21 cm. (8 inches). signatures: [pi]8 B-OO8. 8vo. 20th-century brown morocco spine with marbled boards; gilt-stamped spine title. Half title bears undated inscription: "Presented to the Belles Lettres Society by George Washington Harris of Harrisburgh Pa." This George Washington Harris (1798-1882) was the grandson of Harrisburg founder John Harris (1727-1791). The relationship between this former owner and the American humorist of the same name, born in 1814 in Allegheny City, Pa., is not known. In Very Good+ Condition: a short inscription has been erased at the head of the title page; scattered light foxing; soiling of a few pages.. Very Good+.