By Maria Hack
London   Darton and Harvey
6.5" x 4" xi, 211pp
Leatherbound volume with gilt title to the spine and gilt detailing to the boards and inner edges of the boards.
By Maria Hack

1834 Lectures At Home

London   Darton and Harvey
6.5" x 4" xi, 211pp
Leatherbound volume with gilt title to the spine and gilt detailing to the boards and inner edges of the boards.
£185.00
: 0.5kgs / : FIN1-F-2

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With six engraved plates including the frontispiece.

Maria Hack (1777-1844) was an educational writer. Maria Hack's youngest brother, Bernard Barton (1784–1849), the friend of Charles Lamb and a minor poet, recalled that in his youth his sister had been ‘a sort of oracle to me’. Her enthusiasm for the education of children extended beyond her own family: in 1812 she published First Lessons in English Grammar, and a variety of other educational works for children followed. She also wrote works on theology.

This volume contains three lectures on: Discovery and Manufacture of Glass Lenses and Mirrors The Structure of the Eye

Condition

In a calf binding with gilt detail. Externally generally smart. Slight rubbing to the extremities. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright and clean with just the odd spot.

Very Good

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