1817 Two Very Scarce Articles from 'The Pamphleteer' Volume Ten

Description

First Edition, Very Scarce

Both first editions. Taken from volume ten, no. 20 of 'The Pamphleteer'. 

Two volumes. 

Disbound from the original covers and split into two separate articles, with continuous pagination. 

These two very scarce articles were taken from 'The Pamphleteer', a periodical from the 1800s featuring a series of interesting articles or 'Pamphlets. The articles include a study on epidemics and diseases and how to handle and prevent them, with further discussion on quarantines, and an economic article on avoiding national financial calamity. 

This set features;

'Suggestions for the Prevention and Mitigation of Epidemic and Pestilential Diseases, Comprehending the Abolition of Quarantines and Lazarettos: With Some Opportune Remarks Upon the Danger of Pestilence from Scarcity. Intended to Serve as an Introduction to a Work, Entitled Researches in Turkey, Concerning the Plague', by Charles Maclean.

and 

'On the Means of Arresting the Progress of National Calamity', by Sir John Sinclair. 

A stamp from 'The Library of Political and Economic Science' to the fronts.