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-''Editions Marteau'' is the label under which we are trying to offer — with an emphasis on the years 1650-1750 — practically all sorts of materials first written or published in the 17th and 18th centuries. Our editions should present texts you can quote: texts with page references to original editions, authentic formatting and original spelling, and, where our editors provided them, text with variants of other editions extant. We are trying to produce html texts you can enjoy reading on screen, with commentary, explanatory notes, and introductions, all with a perspective on modern research. Our editions are, bearing these aims in mind, most of all open projects.+ 
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 +''Editions Marteau'' is the label under which we are trying to offer — with an emphasis on the years 1650-1750 — practically all sorts of materials written, coposed or designed in the Early Modern era. Our editions should present texts you can quote: texts with page references to original editions, authentic formatting and original spelling, and, where our editors provided them, text with variants of other editions extant. We are trying to produce html texts you can enjoy reading on screen, with commentary, explanatory notes, and introductions, all with a perspective on modern research. Our editions are, bearing these aims in mind, most of all open projects.
You are invited to use our texts freely and to help us improve them. Contact us via [mailto:verlagshaus@pierre-marteau.com verlagshaus@pierre-marteau.com] with commentary, with proof readings you can offer, and with projects you would like to venture at Marteau. You are invited to use our texts freely and to help us improve them. Contact us via [mailto:verlagshaus@pierre-marteau.com verlagshaus@pierre-marteau.com] with commentary, with proof readings you can offer, and with projects you would like to venture at Marteau.
-*[[Novels:Contemporary_Views|Source-texts on the Rise of the Novel]]+:*[[Novels:Contemporary_Views|Source-texts on the Rise of the Novel]]
-*[[History_of_Economics:Editions|E-texts dealing with money and economics]]+:*[[History_of_Economics:Editions|E-texts dealing with money and economics]]
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::'''William Shakespeare,''' ::'''William Shakespeare,'''
-::The Tragedy of King Richard the third (London: Andrew Wise, 1597).]+::The Tragedy of King Richard the third (London: Andrew Wise, 1597).
::— An original-spelling text of the first quarto edition. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1597-richard-iii.html link] ::— An original-spelling text of the first quarto edition. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1597-richard-iii.html link]
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::'''Paul Scarron,''' ::'''Paul Scarron,'''
-::The Comical Romance, Chapter XXI. ”Which perhaps will not be found very Entertaining“ (London: S. & J. Sprint/ J. Nicholson/ R. Parker/ B. Tooke, 1700).]+::The Comical Romance, Chapter XXI. ”Which perhaps will not be found very Entertaining“ (London: S. & J. Sprint/ J. Nicholson/ R. Parker/ B. Tooke, 1700).
::— Why the French should follow the Spanish and write novels rather than romances. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/library/e-1700-0002.html#c21 link] ::— Why the French should follow the Spanish and write novels rather than romances. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/library/e-1700-0002.html#c21 link]
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::'''George Villiers,''' ::'''George Villiers,'''
::The Rehearsal (London: Thomas Dring, 1672). ::The Rehearsal (London: Thomas Dring, 1672).
-::- A satire on the contemporary production of heroick tragedies. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1672-rehearsal.html link]+::- A satire on the contemporary production of heroick tragedies. Edited by Sonja Baumann and John Müller [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1672-rehearsal.html link]
::'''Richard Wild,''' ::'''Richard Wild,'''
-::Dr Wild's Humble Thanks to his Majesties Gracious Declaration for Liberty of Conscience, March 15, 1672 (London, 1672).]+::Dr Wild's Humble Thanks to his Majesties Gracious Declaration for Liberty of Conscience, March 15, 1672 (London, 1672).
::— Religio-political satire (of marginal interest to readers of DeFoe’s ''Robinson Crusoe''). [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1672-humble-thanks.html link] ::— Religio-political satire (of marginal interest to readers of DeFoe’s ''Robinson Crusoe''). [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1672-humble-thanks.html link]
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==1687== ==1687==
::'''[Aphra Behn,]''' ::'''[Aphra Behn,]'''
-::The Amours of Philander and Silvia: Being the Third and Last Part of the Love-Letters Between a Noble-Man and his Sister (London: 1687). *[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1684-87-love-letters.html link]+::The Amours of Philander and Silvia: Being the Third and Last Part of the Love-Letters Between a Noble-Man and his Sister (London: 1687). [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1684-87-love-letters.html link]
==1690== ==1690==
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==1693== ==1693==
::'''Edmond Halley,''' ::'''Edmond Halley,'''
-::An Estimate of the Degrees of the Mortality of Mankind, drawn from curious Tables of the Births and Funerals at the City of Breslaw; with an Attempt to ascertain the Price of Annuities upon Lives, ''Philosophical Transactions'', 196 (London, 1693), p.596-610.] © Matthias Böhne, 2002. Halleys statistics and, on seperate pages, modern diagrams digesting the data on life expectancy, mortality rates and the city’s aging population. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1693-mortality.html link]+::An Estimate of the Degrees of the Mortality of Mankind, drawn from curious Tables of the Births and Funerals at the City of Breslaw; with an Attempt to ascertain the Price of Annuities upon Lives, ''Philosophical Transactions'', 196 (London, 1693), p.596-610. ed. Matthias Böhne, 2002. Halleys statistics and, on seperate pages, modern diagrams digesting the data on life expectancy, mortality rates and the city’s aging population. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1693-mortality.html link]
::'''Robert Gould,''' ::'''Robert Gould,'''
-::The Corruption of the Times by Money. A Satyr (London: Matthew Wotton, 1693).] © Olaf Simons, 2005. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1693-corruption.html link]+::The Corruption of the Times by Money. A Satyr (London: Matthew Wotton, 1693). ed. Olaf Simons, 2005. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1693-corruption.html link]
==1699== ==1699==
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==1701== ==1701==
-::''Reports of the Officers of the Mint about the Preservation of the Coyne'' (1701-1725).+::Reports of the Officers of the Mint about the Preservation of the Coyne (1701-1725).
::— The Royal Mint’s advice on monetary politics with Newton’s his observations on the world wide flow of monies © Olaf Simons, 2004. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1701-25-mint-reports.html link] ::— The Royal Mint’s advice on monetary politics with Newton’s his observations on the world wide flow of monies © Olaf Simons, 2004. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1701-25-mint-reports.html link]
==1702== ==1702==
::'''Abbe Bellegarde,''' ::'''Abbe Bellegarde,'''
-::”Lettre à une Dame de la Cour, qui lui avoit demandé quelques Reflexions sur l’Histoire“ from: ''Lettres curieuses de littérature et de morale'' (La Haye: Adrian Moetjens, 1702). [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1701-25-mint-reports.html link]+::”Lettre à une Dame de la Cour, qui lui avoit demandé quelques Reflexions sur l’Histoire“ from: ''Lettres curieuses de littérature et de morale'' (La Haye: Adrian Moetjens, 1702). [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1683-1712-novels.html link]
==1703== ==1703==
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==1705== ==1705==
::'''[Joseph Browne?]''' ::'''[Joseph Browne?]'''
-::''The Secret History of Queen Zarah, and the Zarazians'' (Albigion, 1705).+::The Secret History of Queen Zarah, and the Zarazians (Albigion, 1705).
::— A cynical history on Sarah Duchess of Marlborough and her secret political power over Queen Anne. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1705-queen-zarah.html link] ::— A cynical history on Sarah Duchess of Marlborough and her secret political power over Queen Anne. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1705-queen-zarah.html link]
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::'''Georg Heinrich Paritius,''' ::'''Georg Heinrich Paritius,'''
-::Cambio Mercatorio oder Neu erfundene Reductiones derer vornehmsten Europäischen Müntzen (Regensburg, 1709). Ed. Matthias Böhne and Olaf Simons, 2005. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1709-cambio-mercatorio.html link]+::Cambio Mercatorio oder Neu erfundene Reductiones derer vornehmsten Europäischen Müntzen (Regensburg, 1709), ed. Matthias Böhne, 2005. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1709-cambio-mercatorio.html link]
 + 
 +::'''Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach'''
 +::Merckwürdige Reisen durch Niedersachsen, Holland und Engelland, 1. Theil (Frankfurt/ Leipzig, 1753). His journey from Cassel, November 11, 1709 to Bardevick near Lüneburg, February 2, 1710, with stations in Magdeburg, Helmstädt, Hildesheim, Wolfenbüttel, Braunschweig and Lüneburg and a preface with Uffenbach's biography. [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/downloads/1753_uffenbach_merckwuerdige_reisen_v1.pdf link]
 + 
 +==1710==
 +::'''Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach'''
 +::Merckwürdige Reisen durch Niedersachsen, Holland und Engelland, 2. Theil (Frankfurt/ Leipzig, 1753). His journey from Adelburg near Lüneburg, February 3, 1710 to Littlebury, July 26, 1710, with stations in Lübeck, Hamburg, Bremen, Oldenburg, Emden, Groningen, Leeuwarden, Franecker, Deventer, Amersfort, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, London, and Epsom. [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/downloads/1753_uffenbach_merckwuerdige_reisen_v2.pdf link]
 + 
 +::'''Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach'''
 +::Merckwürdige Reisen durch Niedersachsen, Holland und Engelland, 3. Theil (Ulm, 1754). His journey from Cambridge, July 27, 1710 to Cöln, April 18, 1711, with stations in Oxford, London, Rotterdam, Delft, Den Haag, Leiden, Harlem, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Düsseldorf and Cöln (Cologne). [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/downloads/1754_uffenbach_merckwuerdige_reisen_v3.pdf link]
==1711== ==1711==
-::Broadsheet: Spanish Succession War, 12-13 Sep. 1711. The French attack the Portuguese Rio de Janeiro: Plan de la baye et de la ville de Rio Janeiro prise de l’Escadre Commandée par Mr. Duguay Trouin, et armée par des particulìeres de St Malo en 1711. Ed. by Jim Chevallier, 2002. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1650-1750-news/rio-janeiro-1711.html link]+::Broadsheet: Spanish Succession War, 12-13 Sep. 1711. The French attack the Portuguese Rio de Janeiro: Plan de la baye et de la ville de Rio Janeiro prise de l’Escadre Commandée par Mr. Duguay Trouin, et armée par des particulìeres de St Malo en 1711. Ed. by Jim Chevallier, 2002. [[Siege of Rio de Janeiro, 1711]]
==1712== ==1712==
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==1713== ==1713==
-[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1650-1750-news/peace-utrecht-1713.html" target="_parent"><p class="text">http://www.pierre-marteau.com/images/t-utrecht-congress-1713.jpg" class="left <!--"link"-->height="115" hspace="35" vspace="10" width="130">Spanish Succession War: Dutch/French broadsheet reporting the peace of Utrecht with images of the negotiations and the final celebration. The page is interesting as it also depicts an event which the publisher only forsaw to take place in the course of events - the date is left open for the customer to insert, while France and the Empire ultimately failed to sign the treaty at Utrecht.<font size="1">[312&nbsp;KB]</font></p><br clear="all"></a>+::Spanish Succession War: Dutch/French broadsheet reporting the peace of Utrecht with images of the negotiations and the final celebration. The page is interesting as it also depicts an event which the publisher only forsaw to take place in the course of events - the date is left open for the customer to insert, while France and the Empire ultimately failed to sign the treaty at Utrecht. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1650-1750-news/peace-utrecht-1713.html link]
-[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1712-atalantis.html" target="_parent"><p class="text"><b>Deutsche Acta Eruditorum,</b><br>+::'''Deutsche Acta Eruditorum,'''
-Review of the French translation of Delarivier Manley’s <i>New Atalantis</i> 1709 (Leipzig: J. L. Gleditsch, 1713).<br>+::Review of the French translation of Delarivier Manley’s <i>New Atalantis</i> 1709 (Leipzig: J. L. Gleditsch, 1713).
 +::— A learned journal rewiews a scandalous roman à clef with a keen interest on politics. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1712-atalantis.html link]
-— A learned journal rewiews a scandalous roman à clef with a keen interest on politics.</p><br clear="all"></a> 
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==1714== ==1714==
-[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1714-rivella.html" target="_parent">http://www.pierre-marteau.com/images/books/t-e-1714-0007.gif" class="left <!--"link"-->height="200" hspace="35" vspace="10" width="235"><p class="text"><b>[Delarivier Manley,]</b><br>+::'''[Delarivier Manley,]'''
-The Adventures of Rivella; or, the History of the Author of the Atalantis (London: [E. Curll,] 1714).<br>+::The Adventures of Rivella; or, the History of the Author of the Atalantis (London: [E. Curll,] 1714).
-— Delarivier Manley fighting for her reputation and writing the novel Charles Gildon wanted to write.</p><br clear="all"></a>+::— Delarivier Manley fighting for her reputation and writing the novel Charles Gildon wanted to write. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1714-rivella.html link]
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==1715== ==1715==
-[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1715-exilius.html" target="_parent">http://www.pierre-marteau.com/images/books/t-e-1715-0008.gif" class="left <!--"link"-->height="200" hspace="35" vspace="10" width="237"><p class="text"><b>Jane Barker,</b><br>+::'''Jane Barker,'''
-Exilius of the Banish’d Roman. A New Romance (London: E. Curll, 1715).<br>+::Exilius of the Banish’d Roman. A New Romance (London: E. Curll, 1715).
-— A “new romance” written against the vices of the common novels.</p><br clear="all"></a>+::— A “new romance” written against the vices of the common novels. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1715-exilius.html link]
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==1718== ==1718==
-[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1718-liebes-romane.html" target="_parent"><!--width="373" height="407" --><p class="text">http://www.pierre-marteau.com/images/reader-1675.jpg <!--"reading a novel" class="left"-->hspace="35" vspace="10" width="100"><b>[Johann Friedrich Riederer,]</b><br>+::'''[Johann Friedrich Riederer,]'''
-“Satyra von den Liebes-Romanen”, from: <i>Die abentheuerliche Welt in einer Pickelheerings-Kappe,</i> 2 ([Nürnberg,] 1718). — Why people of all classes are so fond of novels and romances, a satire. <nobr>© Olaf Simons, 2002.</nobr></p></a>+::“Satyra von den Liebes-Romanen”, from: Die abentheuerliche Welt in einer Pickelheerings-Kappe, 2 ([Nürnberg,] 1718).
 +::— Why people of all classes are so fond of novels and romances, a satire. Ed. Olaf Simons, 2002. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1718-liebes-romane.html link]
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==1719== ==1719==
-{|+::'''[Daniel DeFoe,]'''
-|http://www.pierre-marteau.com/images/people/defoe-daniel-1706-detail.jpg <!--"Crusoe"-->+::The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (London: W. Taylor, 1719).
-|+::— The famous seaman’s account of his life, commented html-text of the first edition. © Olaf Simons and Christopher Vilmar, 2006. [http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1719-robinson-crusoe.html link]
-[Daniel DeFoe,]+|width="10%"|
-[http://www.pierre-marteau.com/editions/1719-robinson-crusoe.html The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (London: W. Taylor, 1719).]+
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-— The famous seaman’s account of his life, commented html-text of the first edition. © Olaf Simons and Christopher Vilmar, 2006. (Work in Progress.)+
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Editions Marteau is the label under which we are trying to offer — with an emphasis on the years 1650-1750 — practically all sorts of materials written, coposed or designed in the Early Modern era. Our editions should present texts you can quote: texts with page references to original editions, authentic formatting and original spelling, and, where our editors provided them, text with variants of other editions extant. We are trying to produce html texts you can enjoy reading on screen, with commentary, explanatory notes, and introductions, all with a perspective on modern research. Our editions are, bearing these aims in mind, most of all open projects.

You are invited to use our texts freely and to help us improve them. Contact us via verlagshaus@pierre-marteau.com with commentary, with proof readings you can offer, and with projects you would like to venture at Marteau.



1485

Sir Thomas Malory,
Le Morte Darthur (London: William Caxton, 1485).
— An original-spelling text of the first printed edition. link

1597

William Shakespeare,
The Tragedy of King Richard the third (London: Andrew Wise, 1597).
— An original-spelling text of the first quarto edition. link

1603

William Shakespeare,
The Tragicall Historie of Hamlet Prince of Denmarke (London: Nicholas Ling, 1603).
— An original-spelling text of the first quarto edition. link

1651

Paul Scarron,
The Comical Romance, Chapter XXI. ”Which perhaps will not be found very Entertaining“ (London: S. & J. Sprint/ J. Nicholson/ R. Parker/ B. Tooke, 1700).
— Why the French should follow the Spanish and write novels rather than romances. link

1672

George Villiers,
The Rehearsal (London: Thomas Dring, 1672).
- A satire on the contemporary production of heroick tragedies. Edited by Sonja Baumann and John Müller link
Richard Wild,
Dr Wild's Humble Thanks to his Majesties Gracious Declaration for Liberty of Conscience, March 15, 1672 (London, 1672).
— Religio-political satire (of marginal interest to readers of DeFoe’s Robinson Crusoe). link

1683

[Du Plaisir,]
”Sentimens sur l’histoire“ from: Sentimens sur les lettres et sur l’histoire, avec des scruples sur le stile' (Paris: C. Blageart, 1683). link

1684

[Aphra Behn,]
Love-Letters Between a Noble-Man and his Sister (London: Randal Taylor, 1684).link

1685

[Aphra Behn,]
Love Letters From a Noble Man to his Sister ... the Second Part (London: 1685). link

1687

[Aphra Behn,]
The Amours of Philander and Silvia: Being the Third and Last Part of the Love-Letters Between a Noble-Man and his Sister (London: 1687). link

1690

Broadsheet reporting the marriage of Charles II of Spain with Maria Anna of Pfalz-Neuburg.
- Though the sheet shows the couple in bed, even the king’s second marriage did not serve to procure the male heir Spain needed. link

1692

Johann Andreas Eyßenparth,
Leaflet advetising the travelling German doctor’s services (1692). link

1693

Edmond Halley,
An Estimate of the Degrees of the Mortality of Mankind, drawn from curious Tables of the Births and Funerals at the City of Breslaw; with an Attempt to ascertain the Price of Annuities upon Lives, Philosophical Transactions, 196 (London, 1693), p.596-610. ed. Matthias Böhne, 2002. Halleys statistics and, on seperate pages, modern diagrams digesting the data on life expectancy, mortality rates and the city’s aging population. link
Robert Gould,
The Corruption of the Times by Money. A Satyr (London: Matthew Wotton, 1693). ed. Olaf Simons, 2005. link

1699

Broadsheet: War against the Turks: The peace treaty between Turks and Christians signed at Karlowitz 26 Jan. 1699. link

1701

Reports of the Officers of the Mint about the Preservation of the Coyne (1701-1725).
— The Royal Mint’s advice on monetary politics with Newton’s his observations on the world wide flow of monies © Olaf Simons, 2004. link

1702

Abbe Bellegarde,
”Lettre à une Dame de la Cour, qui lui avoit demandé quelques Reflexions sur l’Histoire“ from: Lettres curieuses de littérature et de morale (La Haye: Adrian Moetjens, 1702). link

1703

Gottlieb Stolle,
Begegnungen in Rotterdam, 6.-8. August 1703. Notes from his conversations with Pierre Bayle, Caspar Kohlhans, Paulus Crellius and Jacques Basnage de Beauval.
— With Pierre Bayle’s observations on the market of modern novels. Ed. Martin Mulsow and Olaf Simons, 2006. link

1704

Broadsheet: Spanish Succession War, Naval battle of French and Alliied forces near Malaga, 24 Aug. 1704. Dutch print to be inserted in map collections. link

1705

[Joseph Browne?]
The Secret History of Queen Zarah, and the Zarazians (Albigion, 1705).
— A cynical history on Sarah Duchess of Marlborough and her secret political power over Queen Anne. link
Johannes Stridbek, Junior
Broadsheet: Spanish Succession War, Aug. 1704 to Feb. 1705: The unsuccessful siege of Gibraltar by French troops, after the British taking the fortress in 1704. Print published with German description in Augsburg copying an original published in London. link

1706

Menantes [Christian Friedrich Hunold],
Satyrischer Roman (Hamburg: Benjamin Wedel, 1706).
— The novel that scandalised Hamburg up to the point where the young author had to leave the city, and the novel which inspired a wave of imitations written by students in Halle, Leipzig and Jena during the next two decades. link

1707

Anon.
L’Alemand François et le François Alemand. Das ist: 61 Gespräch in das Teutsche übersetzt und zur Seiten die Frantzösische Aussprach mit teutschen Buchstaben beygefügt (Nürnberg: J. D. Tauber, 1707), Extracts.
— French for early 18th-century tourists with indications of the proper pronounciation. Ed. Olaf Simons, 2002. link

1709

Georg Heinrich Paritius,
Cambio Mercatorio oder Neu erfundene Reductiones derer vornehmsten Europäischen Müntzen (Regensburg, 1709), ed. Matthias Böhne, 2005. link
Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach
Merckwürdige Reisen durch Niedersachsen, Holland und Engelland, 1. Theil (Frankfurt/ Leipzig, 1753). His journey from Cassel, November 11, 1709 to Bardevick near Lüneburg, February 2, 1710, with stations in Magdeburg, Helmstädt, Hildesheim, Wolfenbüttel, Braunschweig and Lüneburg and a preface with Uffenbach's biography. link

1710

Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach
Merckwürdige Reisen durch Niedersachsen, Holland und Engelland, 2. Theil (Frankfurt/ Leipzig, 1753). His journey from Adelburg near Lüneburg, February 3, 1710 to Littlebury, July 26, 1710, with stations in Lübeck, Hamburg, Bremen, Oldenburg, Emden, Groningen, Leeuwarden, Franecker, Deventer, Amersfort, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, London, and Epsom. link
Zacharias Conrad von Uffenbach
Merckwürdige Reisen durch Niedersachsen, Holland und Engelland, 3. Theil (Ulm, 1754). His journey from Cambridge, July 27, 1710 to Cöln, April 18, 1711, with stations in Oxford, London, Rotterdam, Delft, Den Haag, Leiden, Harlem, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Düsseldorf and Cöln (Cologne). link

1711

Broadsheet: Spanish Succession War, 12-13 Sep. 1711. The French attack the Portuguese Rio de Janeiro: Plan de la baye et de la ville de Rio Janeiro prise de l’Escadre Commandée par Mr. Duguay Trouin, et armée par des particulìeres de St Malo en 1711. Ed. by Jim Chevallier, 2002. Siege of Rio de Janeiro, 1711

1712

Johann Hübner,
Preface to: Curieuses Natur-Kunst-Gewerck- und Handlungs-Lexicon (Leipzig: Joh. Fr. Gleditsch & Sohn, 1712).
— on the rise of the modern, alphabetically organised, dictionary. link

1713

Spanish Succession War: Dutch/French broadsheet reporting the peace of Utrecht with images of the negotiations and the final celebration. The page is interesting as it also depicts an event which the publisher only forsaw to take place in the course of events - the date is left open for the customer to insert, while France and the Empire ultimately failed to sign the treaty at Utrecht. link
Deutsche Acta Eruditorum,
Review of the French translation of Delarivier Manley’s New Atalantis 1709 (Leipzig: J. L. Gleditsch, 1713).
— A learned journal rewiews a scandalous roman à clef with a keen interest on politics. link

1714

[Delarivier Manley,]
The Adventures of Rivella; or, the History of the Author of the Atalantis (London: [E. Curll,] 1714).
— Delarivier Manley fighting for her reputation and writing the novel Charles Gildon wanted to write. link

1715

Jane Barker,
Exilius of the Banish’d Roman. A New Romance (London: E. Curll, 1715).
— A “new romance” written against the vices of the common novels. link

1718

[Johann Friedrich Riederer,]
“Satyra von den Liebes-Romanen”, from: Die abentheuerliche Welt in einer Pickelheerings-Kappe, 2 ([Nürnberg,] 1718).
— Why people of all classes are so fond of novels and romances, a satire. Ed. Olaf Simons, 2002. link

1719

[Daniel DeFoe,]
The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (London: W. Taylor, 1719).
— The famous seaman’s account of his life, commented html-text of the first edition. © Olaf Simons and Christopher Vilmar, 2006. link