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Curialia: or an historical account of some branches of the royal household. &c. &c. Part I. Consisting of two dissertations addressed to the president of the Society of Antiquaries, London. Viz. I. on the obsolete Office of the Esquires of the King's Body. II. On the original nature, duty, &c. of the Gentlemen of the King's Most Honourable Privy Chamber / by Samuel Pegge, Esq. 

(CON) Appendix no. I. Extract from the London Gazette of April 30, 1763; Appendix no. II. Extract from the London Gazette of January 17, 1761; A modest plea for the property of copyright / by Catharine Macaulay [MDCCLXXIV]; A discourse on the study of the law; being an introductory lecture, read in the public schools, October XXV, MDCCLVIII / by William Blackstone [MDCCLVIII].||(TIT) A modest plea for the property of copyright / by Catharine Macaulay (1774).||(TIT) A discourse on the study of the law; being an introductory lecture, read in the public schools, October XXV, MDCCLVIII / by William Blackstone (1758).||(TIT) Pegge, Curialia &c. (spine title).||(CIP) Published in 1782, and bound together with the other two texts.||(PRV) Contains the bookplate of Montagu Knight (1844-1914), and bears the shelfmark K.2.11 from the Chawton catalogue, 1908.||(BIN) Bound in tan calf. 

78, 47, 40 p. ; 4to.