01571cam a2200397 i 4500 1799320 20141210123302.0 940205m17671769enk 000 1 eng d 0423214 (OCoLC)ocm13026665 (OCoLC)13026665 (CStRLIN)PAUGEAX4818-B (CStRLIN)PAUGEAX4818-B EAX4818 1799320 DLC PU PU DH37 .P29 h \jl\ Paterson, Samuel, 1728-1802. Another traveller! or, Cursory remarks and tritical observations made upon a journey through part of the Netherlands in the latter end of the year 1766 / by Coriat junior. Coriat Junior. Vol. I. Letter-press Half Volume v.1 Coriat Junior. Vol. I. Part II. Letter-press Half Volume v.2 Coriat Junior. Vol. II. Part I. Letter-press Half Volume v.3 Another traveller! or, cursory remarks and tritical observations made upon a journey through part of the Netherlands in the latter end of the year 1766. By Coriat Junior. In two volumes. Vol. I. Letter-press Full Volume v.1 Another traveller! or, cursory remarks and tritical observations made upon a journey through part of the Netherlands in the latter end of the year 1766. By Coriat Junior. In two volumes. Vol. I. Part II. Letter-press Full Volume v.2 Another traveller! or, cursory remarks and tritical observations made upon a journey through part of the Netherlands in the latter end of the year 1766. By Coriat Junior. In two volumes. Vol. II. Part I. Letter-press Full Volume v.3 Coriat Junior. v.1 v.2 v.3 Coriat Junior. (recto) Coriat Junior. (verso) v.1 v.2 v.3 London Printed for Joseph Johnson, and J. Payne, in Pater-Noster-Row; and T. Cadell, in the Strand. MDCCLXVII. 1767. v.1 v.2 London Printed for Joseph Johnson and Payne, in Pater-Noster-Row; T. Cadell, in the Strand; and J. Robson in New Bond-Street. M.DCC.LXIX. 1769. v.3 2 v. in 3 ; 17 cm. Duodecimo In two volumes. Later edition, 1782, has title: An entertaining journey to the Netherlands. Chapter VI, titled "A conference between the traveler and himself, upon the subject of authorship" satirizes the commercial aspect of authorship. Bookplate, v.1-v.3: "E. W. Stackhouse" beneath coat of arms. Covers another bookplate, also present in v.1-v.3. "John Stackhouse" is faintly visible beneath the new bookplate. Edward William Stackhouse was son of English botanist John Stackhouse. Work bound in three volumes: Vol. I.; Vol. I. Part II.; and Vol. II. Part I. Publication date and publishers differ for volume 3. Slip of paper printed with information about work, including condition, title, price, tucked into v.1. Library-related marginalia; pencil; numbers and words; v.1, v.2, and v.3; located back paste-down endpaper and verso back free endpaper. Preface references other works, including Tristram Shandy and A journal of eight days journey. ESTC (RLIN) T56853 Halkett & Laing (2nd ed.) v.1, p.91. Raven, J. British fiction, 1750-1770, 1165 Block, A. Engl. novel (2nd ed.) p. 180. License Entered in the Hall-Book of the Company of Stationers, according to act of Parliament. Front v.1 v.3 Located verso, half title page Preface Preface. Front v.1 Transcription: "An ingenious countryman of ours,a few years ago, made no difficulty of filling two handsome volumes in octavo with a journey from Portsmouth to Kingston-upon-Thames, performed in no less than eight days--and I have never heard but that the work met with full as much encouragement as it deserved; for it went through two impressions, and had, doubtless, a proportionable numbers of readers; and is at this time in such a degree of estimation, as to be actually a stock-book in most of the circulating libraries in England." Table of contents The contents of the first part. Back v.1 Brief chapter descriptions and page numbers, i.e.: "Chap. 2. Wherein the author indulges his fancy upon a subject, which some of his readers may possibly take home to themselves -- --- 17" Table of contents The contents of the second part. Back v.1 Brief chapter descriptions and page numbers, i.e.: "Chap. 20 Wherein the traveller, with a gentleman-like scrupulosity, adjusts some capital errata in chapters 16 and 18.--After which he sets forward with the rest of his company for Brussels -- -- 193" Table of contents The contents of the third part. Front v.3 Brief chapter descriptions and page numbers, i.e.: "Chap. XII. Wherein the traveller, for the first time, acquaints his readers what they are to expect - - - 119" Footnotes Middle v.1 v.2 v.3 Located v.1 p.59, 108, 112, 113, 145. V.2 p. 204, 252. V.3 p. 56-7, 204. Explanatory and citational footnotes, of people, works, and places referenced in narrative. Ce sont icy mes Fantasies, par lesquelles je ne tasche point a donner a connoistre les choses, mais moy. Montaigne Essays L. 11, C. 10. Michel de Montaigne These are my fancies, by which I try to give knowledge not of things, but of myself. v.3 Translation source: Unruly examples: on the rhetoric of exemplarity. Alexander Gelley, Stanford UP, 1995. p. 72.https://books.google.com/books/about/Unruly_Examples.html?id=BEQcj-aFTYYC First-person Narrative includes frequent dialogues between the author and himself. Stackhouse Ink Located recto front free endpaper v.1 v.2 v.3 Pencil Words Numbers v.1 Bibliographic notes, located recto front free endpaper. Author (paratext) Generic/Descriptive [...]I shall not offer any [apology] for obtruding a couple of Shandean duodecimos with such as I have been able to make during two months, in five of the finest provinces in the Netherland. Preface Indeterminate Author (text) Proper name By Coriat Junior Title page Male Male Coriat is actually Samuel Paterson. Netherlands Description and travel Early works to 1800. CHR 1767-1769. PRO Stackhouse, E.W. (bookplate) PRO Stackhouse, J. (autograph) Paterson, Samuel 1728-1802 Author (text) Authorized E. W. Stackhouse Author (bookplate) Unauthorized Montaigne, Michel de 1533-1592 Author (epigraph) Authorized Edward William Stackhouse Author (bookplate) Unauthorized Stackhouse, John 1742-1819 Author (bookplate) Authorized Cadell, Thomas 1742-1802 Printed for Authorized Johnson, Joseph 1738-1809 Printed for Authorized Payne, John -1787 Printed for Authorized Robson, James 1733-1806 Printed for Authorized Johnson and Payne Printed for Authorized Joseph Johnson, J. Payne, and T. Cadell Printed for Unauthorized Johnson and Payne, T. Cadell, and J. Robson Printed for Unauthorized Collection of British and American Fiction, 1660-1830 (University of Pennsylvania) PU Early Novels University of Pennsylvania jl RBC DH37 .P29 1767 01/01/01 N 010 RBC 1:v.1:pt.1-2,v.2 56-1003 95162 recl. fr. EC75/P2735/767a Another Traveler Cursory Remark Tritical Observation Make Journey Netherlands Latter End Year 1766 Coriat Junior Junior Two Volume Part PU BNA KGP 7/6/15 Haverford College NB