THE STATUS of the JEWS IN ENGLAND, From the Time of the Normans, to the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Impartially Considered: Comprising Authentic Notices. by EGAN, Charles.:

London, R. Hastings, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn; Grant and Bolton Dublin and Adam and Charles Black Edinburgh, 1848.. Deduced from Historical and Legal Records and Including a Synopsis, with Comments, of the Debates on the Jewish Disabilities Bill. FIRST EDITION 1848. EX LIBRARY COPY. 8vo approximately 230 x 145 mm, 9 x 5½ inches, pages: [4], [1]-188, rebound in green cloth gilt lettering to spine, part of the original binding with gilt lettered title mounted on upper cover, edges untrimmed. Small ink library stamp to back of title page and blank side of page 3 (last page of the introduction), label removed from rear blank endpaper, faint red letters to top of title page, no other library marks, narrow clear tape repairs to the inner margin of the first 2 leaves, inner paper hinge cracked, slightly different coloured endpapers at the front from the rear, otherwise a good copy. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE, FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. POSTAGE AT COST.