COWPER, William.
Poems by William Cowper.
Poems by William Cowper.
With an introductory essay by James Montgomery.
Stock Code 117660
Glasgow, Printed for William Collins et al., 1826.
Third edition; 12mo (140 x 96 mm); portrait frontispiece, minor spotting, text-block slightly toned; contemporary straight grained blue morocco, centrepiece in blind to covers, gilt spine in five compartments, contrasting red morocco lettering-piece, all edges gilt, extremities slightly rubbed, covers a little marked, very good; 494pp.
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