Lot 207
A Collection of the Works of William Penn. "In Two Volumes. To Which is Prefixed A Journal of His Life. With Many Original Letters and Papers Not Before Published." London: J. Sowle, 1726. Including essays such as "An Address to Protestants" and "Liberty of Conscience Debated," as well as "Reflections and Maxims." These very large editions each measures 13 x 8½ x 2½". Both books have been professionally rebound in three quarter marble board covers and red calf-leather spines with gold-stamped titles. Total of over 1700 pages. Vol. i has approximately 50 pages with some expertly repaired margin flaws; otherwise, both volumes are clean and bright with handsome dark typeset print. A rare and desirable set of the writings of the founder of Pennsylvania.
Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,200.
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