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Edited by Sir George Murray. Published by John Murray, Albemarle Street, 1845. Five volumes. V.1, 615 pp; v.2 704; v.3, 720; v.4, 724; v.5, 750 — all with illustrations. Red glazed cloth, with gilt illustrated cover and spine lettering. All volumes have new, recently inserted eps, front and rear. All exhibit light wear at the extremities & slight cover soil. Partially chipped spine label, v. 3. Else VG.
John Churchill was created Duke of Marlborough services to Queen Anne during the Wars of Spanish Secession, 1701-14, which pitted England and a coalition of European allies against the France of Louis IV. Churchill’s victories at Blenheim [1704], Ramillies [1706] Oudenarde [1708], and Malplaquet [1709] place him in the front rank of historic European military commanders. His most notable descendant was Winston Spencer Churchill, the WWII British Prime Minister, who wrote an excellent biography of his equally notable ancestor. For Churchill collectors, this set of Marlborough’s dispatches will go nicely with Sir Winston’s biography of the Great Duke. All volumes protected with transel-wrap.
Note that portions of the text are written in French. [jp]
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