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  • Botanical lectures / by a lady ; altered from "Botanical dialogues for the use of schools," and adapted to the use of persons of all ages, by the same author
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Botanical lectures / by a lady ; altered from "Botanical dialogues for the use of schools," and adapted to the use of persons of all ages, by the same author

Object Details

Notes
The "Advertisement" is signed at end (p. iv, 1st group): M.E.J. [i.e. Maria Elizabeth Jackson], Oct. 1, 1803.
The plates are numbered according to the two parts of the lectures, i.e.: plate 1, part I; plate 2, part I; plate 3, part I; plate 4, part I; plate 5, part I; plate 6, part I; plate 1, part II; plate 2, part II; plate 3, part II; plate 4, part II; and plate 5, part II.
Also available online.
SCNHRB copy is bound with: Willdenow, Karl Ludwig. The principles of botany, and of vegetable physiology. Edinburgh : Printed at the University Press, for William Blackwood, and T. Cadell and W. Davies, London, 1805. Bound together subsequent to publication.
SCNHRB copy has the ms. ink autograph of a former owner on p. iv of the first work [i.e. Willdenow]: Harriet Maxwell, July 22, 1828; with printed labels of another former owner on front paste-down endpaper: Jerry Stannard, Boulder, Colo. and Lawrence, Kansas.
SCNHRB copy has a bookseller's printed label on front paste-down endpaper: John Reid & Co., importers of classical & oriental books ... Glasgow.
SCNHRB copy has bookplate: Smithsonian Institution Libraries. Purchased from the Cullman Endowment.
SCNHRB copy has a later gilt-tooled half-leather binding with marbled paper boards, endpapers, and edges.
Elecresource
Data Source
Smithsonian Libraries
Date
1804
Call number
QK45 .W5513 1805
Author
Jackson, Maria Elizabeth
Jackson, Maria Elizabeth Botanical dialogues
former owner
Maxwell, Harriet fl. 1828 DSI
Stannard, Jerry DSI
bookseller
John Reid & Co. DSI
Type
Electronic resources
Physical description
iv, xxix, [1], 243 p., [11] leaves of plates in various foliations : ill. ; 22 cm
Title
Willdenow's Botany & Lectures on botany DSI
Topic
Botany
Record ID
siris_sil_814957
Usage
CC0
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