[18th-Century Editions] Set of 4 volumes: - Lot 60

[18th-Century Editions] Set of 4 volumes: - [MIRABAUD] *Roland Furieux*, a heroic poem by Ariosto. New translation by M***. Paris: Pierre Gosse, 1741, 4 in-12 volumes bound in full period sheepskin with roots, spines richly decorated with grotesque motifs, title and volume number labels, gilt edges, a few small areas of leather missing. - Laurence STERNE. Yorick’s Letters to Elise, with the Story of Le Fevre. Translated from the English by Mr. Sterne. Philadelphia, 1784, in-8 bound in full period grained calfskin, smooth, decorated spine, title label, unidentified coat of arms on the covers. First edition. An epistolary novel known for its satirical and humorous style, considered a masterpiece of 18th-century English literature. - Pierre CHARRON. On Wisdom. Paris: Bastien, 1783, 8vo, bound in full contemporary calfskin, ornate ribbed spine, upper cap worn, corners blunt. Portrait on the frontispiece. - NICERON. The Conversion of England to Christianity, Compared with Its So-Called Reformation. Paris, Briasson, 1729, in-12, bound in full root-tanned calfskin. Appraiser: Cabinet Valleriaux contact@valleriaux.com Please request the condition reports: they are not included in the descriptions.