CINA - STAUNTON, George (1737-1801) - Viaggio nell'interno della China, e nella Tartaria fatto negli anni 1792..da Lord Magartney. Florence: Pagani, 1799-1800.  - photo 1
CINA - STAUNTON, George (1737-1801) - Viaggio nell'interno della China, e nella Tartaria fatto negli anni 1792..da Lord Magartney. Florence: Pagani, 1799-1800.  - photo 2
CINA - STAUNTON, George (1737-1801) - Viaggio nell'interno della China, e nella Tartaria fatto negli anni 1792..da Lord Magartney. Florence: Pagani, 1799-1800.  - photo 3

CINA - STAUNTON, George (1737-1801) - Viaggio nell'interno della China, e nella Tartaria fatto negli anni 1792..da Lord Magartney. Florence: Pagani, 1799-1800. 

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Lot 164 | CINA - STAUNTON, George (1737-1801) - Viaggio nell'interno della China, e nella Tartaria fatto negli anni 1792..da Lord Magartney. Florence: Pagani, 1799-1800. 
[CINA] - STAUNTON, George (1737-1801) - Viaggio nell'interno della China, e nella Tartaria fatto negli anni 1792..da Lord Magartney. Florence: Pagani, 1799-1800.

First Italian translation of the account of George Macartney's embassy on behalf of the British Crown to the Chinese imperial court. Although the British commercial requests were rejected, the mission managed to gather a wide range of informations about the country and the report written by Staunton is considered among the most extensive after those of the Jesuit missions of the previous centuries.

6 volumes, 8vo (185 x 110mm). 6 engraved frontispieces, an engraved plate and 3 folded maps (some spotting, in the sixth volume I1 bound by mistake at the end of the gathering). First half of 19th-century binding, leather spine with gilt titles and decorations, marbled edges. Provenance: Giuseppe Orlando (ex libris). (6)
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