GORDON (Pat.) Geography Anatomized, or a compleat Geographical Grammar, 12mo. numerous coloured maps; in the original blue morocco gilt, a pretty binding £ s. d. 1693 0 14 0 GOOS (Pieter) DE ZEE-ATLAS ofte Water-Wereld, roy. folio, Amsteldam, 1669 4 4 0 Peter Goos was only the publisher, but his name is used to designate the various issues of these remarkable and important charts. They include nine maps of special interest to the American student, besides the general World-map. The two maps of Eastern Asia and the South Sea, are similarly interesting to the Australian collector, and show traces of their derivation from the charts of Tasman's voyage. GRYNÆUS, with the Munster Map. NOVVS ORBIS Regio || num ac insularum veteribus incognitarum, || una cum tabula cosmographica, & aliquot alijs consimilis || argumenti libellis, quorum omnium catalogus || sequenti patebit pagina. || His accessit copiosus rerum memorabilium, index. Small folio, with the large folding world-map designed by Sebastian Munster; red morocco extra by David, gilt edges Basilea, apud Jo. Hervagium, mense || martio, anno M.D.XXXII. (1532) 7 10 O The collection of the various works of which the Grynæus wrote the preface (or rather dedication) as a The book begins with Munsteri (Seb.) Typi cosmo- GRYNÆUS, with the Finæus Map. NOVVS ORBIS Regionvm ac Insvlarvm veteribus incognitarum. Small folio, with the large double heart-shaped Map designed by Oronce Finé for this edition; in a seventeenth-century French binding stamped with Fleur-de-Lys £ s. d. Paris. apud Galeotum a Prato, 1532 10 10 0 the same, a very large and very fine copy in old calf, from the Sunderland library seen. Paris. apud Joannem Parvum, 1532 12 12 ̧0 The famous cordiform map of Oronce Finé is seldom It is one of the most curious and ingenious productions of early Chartography. Nordenskiöld says, "In a geographical point of view this map far surpasses that of the Basel edition, as well in its greater richness of names and topographical details, as in due attention being here paid to the latest geographical discoveries.” There is no difference between the two issues except in their title-pages, Jean Petit and Galliot du Pré having The Paris book contains exactly the same matter as GRYNÆUS, with the Munster Map. NOVVS ORBIS . . . sm. folio, with the same large MAP as in the edition of 1537, fine copy in red morocco extra, gilt edges, by Niedréc £ s. d. Basilea, Io. Hervagivs, 1555 5 50 In this edition there were added the second and third letters of Cortes, and the Franciscan letters from Mexico, reprinted from the Cologne edition of Cortes, of 1532. On en recherche les exemplaires, et surtout ceux de l'édition de 1555 qui est la plus complète.”—Brunet. GREENLAND. DRIE VOYAGIEN gedaen na Groenlandt, om te ondersoecken of men door de Naeuwte Hudsons soude konnen seylen.. door Ioan Monnick . . Marten Forbisser, ende Gotske Lindenau.. small 4to. woodcuts; vellum Amsterdam, G. J. Saeghman o 18 o see LA PEYRERE. GUIZOT, Vie, Correspondance et Ecrits de WASHINGTON, 6 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, with roy. 4to. Atlas (hf. calf) of 22 portraits, maps, etc. including a facsimile of the Declaration of Independence Paris, 1840 GUTHRIE (Maria) A Tour in 1795-6 through the Taurida or Crimea, 4to. maps and plates; calf gilt I 12 O 1802 0 6 o HACHARD (Marguerite). Relation du Voyage des Dames Religieuses Ursulines de Rouen à la Nouvelle-Orléans avec une introduction et des notes par Gravier, sm. 4to. sd. Paris, 1872 Only 100 copies printed, of which but 50 came into the market. The first edition, of which only three copies are known, was printed at Rouen in 1728. HAKLUYT SOCIETY'S Series of rare and unpublished Voyages and Travels. 90 vols. complete, 8vo. cloth £ s. d. O IO O 1848-94 46 0 o HAKLUYT (Richard) THE PRINCIPALL NAVIGA- Small folio, First Edition, 8 preliminary leaves including title, pp. 1-825, and 5 leaves of Table ; bound George Bishop and Ralph Newberic, 1589 18 oo the same, red morocco extra, gilt edges, by Bedford, with a facsimile of the rare MOLLINEUX MAP of 1600 inserted (mounted on linen) The Barlow copy fetched 160 dollars. 1589 18 18 0 Both these copies have the rare six leaves of Drake's Voyage round the World, which Hakluyt says in the preface he had not been allowed to print. They are inserted in the middle of sheet M and marked as signatures M 4-9, so as to enlarge that sheet from 6 to 12 leaves. This addition must have taken place in few instances. In both copies, also, Sir Jerome Bowes' account of the expedition to Russia is given in its corrected form, printed this second time according to the true copie I received. . for the correction of the errours in the former impression." Neither copy has the pro-tem. map which Hakluyt inserted while awaiting the great work of Emeric Mollineux. HAKLUYT (Richard) THE PRINCIPAL NAVIGATIONS, 3 vols. in 2, small folio, in the original calf bind ing, joints cracked George Bishop, Ralph £ s. d. Newberie, and Robert Barker, 1598-1599-1600 27 0 0 the same, 3 vols. in 2, sm. folio, with two rare plates added (Howard's attack on the Armada, and Essex's attempt on Cadiz); red morocco extra, gilt edges 1589-99-1600 36 0 0 Both these copies have the rare original issue of the "Voyage to Cadiz " (pp. 607-619 in Vol. I) which was suppressed, and is usually supplied by a modern reprint; and the facsimile of the Mollineux map is inserted in both. HAKLUYT'S Collection of the Early Voyages, Travels, and Discoveries, of the English Nation, a new edition [by R. H. Evans], with additions, 5 vols. royal 4to. calf 1809-12 14 14 0 The first four volumes are reprinted from the edition [Houtman's] Voyage by Ships of Holland to the |