[Rarebooks] FS: Dryden Aureng-Zebe Ist ed.
Kaaterskill Books
books at kaaterskillbooks.com
Thu Jul 14 17:51:09 EDT 2005
We offer for Sale:
Dryden, John. AURENG-ZEBE: A TRAGEDY. ACTED AT THE ROYAL THEATRE.
WRITTEN BY JOHN DRYDEN, SERVANT TO HIS MAJESTY. LICENSED, ROGER
L'ESTRANGE. London: Printed by T[homas]. N[ewcomb]. for Henry
Herringman, at the Anchor in the lower walk of the New Exchange,
1676. [xii], 86 pp.8vo. Rebound in three quarter modern cloth over
marbled boards, First edition. Wing D2245; Macdonald, H. Dryden,
80a; Pforzheimer, 319.
Dryden's last attempt at heroic tragedy, Aureng-Zebe, or The Great
Mogul, was first staged in 1675, and then printed in the following
year. A scarce Dryden title. Last auctioned in 1980 at Christie's.
Title page professionally renewed with one inch chip to title
effecting the "G-," small chip to lower corner, final leaf renewed,
with last 7 lines of page 85 neatly inked in with a matching
calligraphy to the type, epilogue lacking, tape repairs to inner
margins of a few leaves, contemporary signature to one page, some
minor dampstaining to outer edge of a few leaves, the occasional worm
hole at the margins, endpapers renewed but toned, trimmed a bit
tightly at the upper margin. But for the missing epilogue, about
good. [26250] $275
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