Richard Pynson’s De Termino Hillarii (1518): London Printed English Year Book with Sir Thomas Phillips and Lord Kenyon Provenance books you can see a mahout

you can see a mahout riding an elephant

and details of ships coming and going from Port

Medhurst complied this Chinese dictionary as a more accessible alternative to Morrison's earlier monumental Chinese-English dictionary (which was published in 6 large volumes between 1815-1823)

he cried “Thus you must exterminate your enemy and bring back their scalps”

Richard Pynson’s De Termino Hillarii (1518): London Printed English Year Book with Sir Thomas Phillips and Lord Kenyon Provenance books you can see a mahout"De Termino Hillarii. Anno Regni Regis Edwardi Tertii Post Conquestum Anglie Quadragesimo Septimo" [Cases from the Hilary Law Term in the Forty Seventh Year of the Reign of King Edward III] Printed by Richard Pynson, The Kings Printer, London, 19 January 1518 Folio format. Bound in mid 20th Century by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in Burgundy half morocco with raised bands and spine lettering Complete text but missing the title leaf: 69 of lxx leaves, lacking