London: Printed for J. Debrett, 1786. vii,[1],[9]-112pp. Octavo. Modern cloth. Short closed tear in N3, pencil erasure on title, bound without half-title, terminal leaf a bit creased and foxed; a good copy. First edition of the most successful of the General's plays, which Walpole dubbed "one of the most pleasing.....
Belfast: Printed by James Magee, 1786. xi[sic],[2],72pp. 12mo. Extracted from pamphlet binding, some moderate browning and occasional foxing, wanting terminal leaf, otherwise very good. First Belfast printing of the most successful of the General's plays, dubbed by Walpole "one of the most pleasing domestic compositions." It saw ten editions in.....
London. 1779. [2],37,[1]pp. Modern green half leather and marbled boards, spine gilt. Bookplate on front pastedown. Minor soiling and foxing else. Very good. Fifth edition, after the previous four editions of the same year. After his capitulation at Saratoga, Burgoyne returned to England where he was elected to Parliament. In.....
Dublin. 1779. 96pp. Antique-style three-quarter calf and marbled boards, spine gilt with leather label. Minor toning and soiling to titlepage, internally clean. Very good. After his capitulation at Saratoga, Burgoyne returned to England where he was elected to Parliament. In this letter Burgoyne explains his conduct to his constituents in.....
London. 1780. viii,140,lxii pp. plus [1]p. entitled "Advertisement," five partially colored folding plans (two with overlays), and folding map. Large quarto. Modern half calf and marbled boards. Some maps neatly repaired on old folds. The first edition, in large quarto format, of Burgoyne's defense of his conduct as commander of.....
London. 1780. [2],52pp. Early 20th-century three-quarter leather and marbled boards, spine gilt. Spine and extremities heavily rubbed; head of spine chipped. Front hinge tender. Bookplate on front pastedown. Minor foxing. About very good. In a red half morocco and cloth folder, spine gilt. One of the many assaults on Gen.....
London: Printed for T. Cadell ... 1784. [12],68 [i.e. 76]; 46,v-iv [sic]pp. Octavo. Old calf. Spine and joints rather worn, foxing, tidemark in foremargin of a few leaves, discoloration in lower margin of pp.20-21 of first work, bookplate. Half morocco slipcase. A "New Edition" of Burgoyne's popular play, first published.....
London: Printed for J. Wilkie, 1779. [4],46pp. Half title. Modern half calf and marbled boards, spine gilt. Extremities rubbed. Modern bookplate on front pastedown. Small tear with paper loss on half-title. Minor scattered foxing. Very good. This document, and others like it, were part of the "storm of disapprobation" faced.....
Dublin: John Exshaw, 1778. 42,[6]pp. Modern plain wrappers. Slight foxing and dust soiling. Very good. First Irish edition. Burgoyne's defensive speech, justifying his conduct following his surrender at Saratoga. Washington's reply to Burgoyne's recent praise of him is highly reflective of Washington's character and, while admitting he cannot but be.....
London. 1778. [4],42,[6]pp. Half title. Modern red half leather and marbled boards, spine gilt. Bookplate on front pastedown. Very minor foxing. Very good plus. Third edition, after the first and second editions of the same year. Burgoyne's defensive speech, justifying his conduct following his surrender at Saratoga. Washington's reply to.....
