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New York, Braziller, 1968. 2 vols. 300 x 210mm. Brown leather binding with gilt embossing on boards and spine, in black canvas slipcase. Copy no. 620.
Specialist Notes
Facsimile of the volume kept at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Books 1-9 are also called the Philipps manuscript and discovered in 1964, books 10-15 are called the Pepys manuscript and were donated to the college in 1703 by the English politician and writer Samuel Pepys (1633-1703).
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