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Europe - Schulz, J. Chr. Fr. A Livonian’s Journey from Riga to Warsaw, through South Prussia, via Breslau, Dresden, Karlsbad, Bayreuth, Nuremberg, Regensburg, Munich, Salzburg, Linz, Vienna, and Klagenfurt, to Bolzano in Tyrol. 7 volumes, designated as issues 1–7 (all published) in 6 volumes. With 1 engraved title vignette by Chodowiecki. Berlin, Vieweg, 1795–1797. 17 x 10.5 cm. Contemporary half-leather bindings with colored spine labels and gilt spine (library label on the front cover, somewhat dusty, slightly stained, and rubbed). First edition. — Deutschbalt. Lex. 707 — Engelmann, Chodow. 758 - Goed. IV/I, 935, 103 - Holzm./Boh. Anonym III, 11509. - Part 7 under the title “A Livonian’s Journey Through Italy. Volume 1.” - Schulz (1762–98), a professor at the academic gymnasium in Mitau and, in 1791, a delegate of the Courland bourgeoisie to the Imperial Diet in Warsaw, traveled to Italy in 1793 to restore his health. On his return journey, he spent an extended period in Germany, staying alternately in Vienna, Berlin, Jena, Weimar, and Kissingen (ADB 32, 743). Parts 1–4 contain descriptions of Warsaw; Part 5 covers Dresden, Nuremberg, Regensburg, etc.; Part 6 covers Salzburg and Vienna; Part 7 covers Bolzano, Verona, Mantua, Milan, etc. — The title vignette depicts a four-horse, semi-open carriage ready for travel, with a church in the background. - A fine copy from the library of the Counts of Schönborn-Buchheim, bearing their bookplate on the inside covers. - Browning in places due to the paper; the label on booklet 4 is incorrectly stamped and has been overwritten with an old inscription. *
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