Gatterer,J.C. Continuation of the General World History... Tle. 33-34 in 1 vol. Halle, Gebauer 1770. 4°. With 2 eng. Title vign., 2 eng. Front, 1 text copperplate, 1 eng. Ground plan, 1 eng. Vign. and 3 eng. Folding maps. 10 p., 1 leaf, 838, 20, 720 pp. Hardcover with ribbed boards and bibl. label. (rubbed). Part 33 contains the history of the Danish kings from the time of the accession of the House of Oldenburg to the throne until the kings who ruled unrestrictedly (1448 to 1766). The text copper shows a commemorative coin, the ground plan the Danish territory of Trankenbar; part 34 deals with the history of the Netherlands (with three maps). - Some foxing, some maps slightly bruised, biblical stamp on front and back.

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