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Size: 7x5x1; ~Good. No DJ. Hardcover. Light to moderate shelf wear to boards; satisfaction guaranteed. Association copy: This book is from the collection ofElizabeth Story Donno and Daniel J. Donno. ElizabethDonno was an esteemed Renaissance scholar and alumnaof Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, classof 1944. She received an honorary Doctor of Lettersdegree from Whitman in 1979. In the summer of 2009 hercollection was donated to the Penrose Memorial Library atWhitman and we are slowly making it available for purchase. Proceeds from the sale of Donno's library benefit thePenrose Memorial Library, the local Walla Walla economy, and Earthlight Books, across the street from Whitman. Ifyou are interested in more of her library please contact usdirectly.

Clean and tight and square. Sharp corners. Second Edition. Dark blue boards with gold lettering and designs on the spine and on the front. Appears unread. Label on the inside of the front cover. Edited by Louis I. Bredvold. The dust jacket has wear and tear and chips along the edges. It has a yellow background with dark blue lettering. The jacket is in new mylar.

The Odyssey Series in Literature Robert Shafer, General Editor

8vo. Bound in black leather (rubbed & bumped) with the Fitz-gibbon coat of arms (this the Honourable Richard Fitz-gibbon). The Fitz-Gibbons were the Earls of Clare. John Fitz-gibbon was the man who Byron most admired "His Harrow schoolfriend Lord Clare". Richard his son third and last Earl.

8vo. Bound in black leather (rubbed & bumped) with the Fitz-gibbon coat of arms (this the Honourable Richard Fitz-gibbon). The Fitz-Gibbons were the Earls of Clare. John Fitz-gibbon was the man who Byron most admired "His Harrow schoolfriend Lord Clare". Richard his son third and last Earl.

Book. 18mo., Seven parts. In Very Good condition. Bound in full calf, boards diced with gilt floral roll, nicely rebacked with paneled spine, black label with gilt titling. Some wear to boards. Bookplate of Anne Margaret Drummond to the front pastedown. Light foxing and toning throughout. This volume contains the following: Don Juan. Cantos I. to V. London: T. Dolby, [1822]. [2], 292 pages. 3 hand-colored plates by R. Cruikshank. A New Edition. Don Juan. Cantos VI. -VII. -VIII. London: John Hunt, 1823. vi, [7]-97, [1] pages. Issued without a half-title, lacking ads. Don Juan. Cantos IX. -X. -XI. London: John Hunt, 1823 72 pages. Issued without a half-title, lacking ads. Don Juan. Cantos XII. -XIII. -XIV. London: John Hunt, 1823 83, [1] pages. Issued without a half-title, lacking ads. Don Juan. Cantos XV and XVI. London: John Hunt, 1823. 62 pages. Issued without a half-title, lacking ads. Including 'errors of the press' note. English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; A Satire. Glasgow: James Starke, 1824. xiv, [15]-54 pages. Half-title present. A New Edition. Miscellaneous Poems. London: John Bumpus, 1824. xx, [21]-72 pages. With frontispiece portrait. Shelved case 0. Wise II pages 4-8: "Cantos vi to xvi were published by John Hunt in three sizes; Large Paper...Small Paper...and a 'Common' edition (18mo. ) price 1s. per Vol. These last, the publisher stated in his advertisements, were printed "to prevent piracy." Don Juan, Byron's satirical, epic poem, was originally published in 6 volumes. Cantos I and II were published on 15 July 1819, and cantos III, IV, and V were published on 8 August 1821. John Hunt was the official publisher from Canto VI-XVI. Canto XVII was never finished. 1375806. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.