Description
Goldsmith, Oliver; Dobell, Bertram (editor). A Prospect of Society by Oliver Goldsmith Being the Earliest Form of His Poem The Traveller Now First Reprinted From the Unique Original With a Reprint of the First Edition of The Traveller. London: Published by the Editor Bertram Dobell, 1902. First Edition. Buckram. Very Good. pp. xvi, 20; iv, 22; viii (notes & pubs ist.). Inscribed “For A.H. Bullen, Esq. with the editor’s compliments & respect. March 18th 1902.” Fore & tail edges untrimmed. Some foxing at end papers. Nice association between the two publishers.








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