STEELE, RICHARD; and JOSEPH GILLMORE. An Account of the Fish-Pool...for the Importation of Fish Alive... London, 1718. 8vo, contemporary speckled calf, worn with a few holes in the leather; front free endpaper detached. FIRST EDITION. Numerous woodcuts.

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STEELE, RICHARD; and JOSEPH GILLMORE. An Account of the Fish-Pool...for the Importation of Fish Alive... London, 1718. 8vo, contemporary speckled calf, worn with a few holes in the leather; front free endpaper detached. FIRST EDITION. Numerous woodcuts.

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Sir Richard Steele (1672-1729), wellknown author, playwrite and politician is inseparably associated in the history of literature with his personal friend Addison. In 1718, he obtained a patent for a plan for bringing salmon alive from Ireland and published his ideas in this interesting work. It was reprinted in 1789 and 1790.

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