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Reflections on the seven days of the week. (London : Printed for John and Francis Rivington, in St. Paul's Church-yard., 1772.)

Layer: Morocco Leather in Early Modern Britain (Black)
Link back to source:: http://id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/990124586590203941/catalog">http://id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/990124586590203941/catalog
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Latitude: 50.76320528
Longitude: -1.705664651
Start Date: 1774
End Date: 1780

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ID: tbea3

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Binding Date SingleYear: 1774
Binding Date Full: 1772-1776
Binding Date Explanation: Binding is contemporary. Catalogue suggests ownership by 1776, given inscription.
Binding Type: Full
Binding Colour Simplified: Black
Owner Start Full: 1772-1776
Owner End Date Full: 1780
Owner Date Explanation: CATALOGUE AMBIGUITIES: Notes read: 'Presentation inscription: Charlotte Drummond from her mother Hester Cholmondeley 1780 given her by Lady Lucy Meyrick;' Charlotte Drummond was not born until 1791 (see link below), so I am interpreting the 1780 date as the presentation of the book from Meyrick to Cholmondeley.
Owner: Lady Lucy (Pitt) Meyrick (1715-1802)
Owner Location: Hinton Admiral, Hinton, Hampshire
Owner Location Explanation: Estate of husband Pierce Meyrick (d. 1752): https://handedon.wordpress.com/tag/anglesey/
Book Location: Houghton Library, Harvard
Morocco Binding or MaghrebRelated Book: Morocco Binding
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