TUKE, Samuel (1784-1857). Description of the Retreat, an Institution near York, for Insane Persons of the Society of Friends ...York, 1813. Engraved double-page frontispiece and 2 engraved double-page plates. 8 o . Original drab boards, uncut (rebacked with paper). "Octavo" issue. See note to preceding lot. Garrison-Morton 4925.1; Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 684-690; Norman 2110. -- Practical Hints on the Construction and Economy of Pauper Lunatic Asylums; Including Instructions to the Architects Who Offered Plans for the Wakefield Asylum, and a Sketch of the Most Approved Design . York and London, 1815. Engraved folding plan. Modern red half morocco and marbled boards. Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 628, 687; Norman 2112. -- [TUKE]. Account of the Rise and Progress of the Asylum, Proposed to be Established, near Philadelphia, for the Relief of Persons Deprived of the Use of Their Reason. With an Abridged Account of the Retreat, a Similar Institution near York in England . Philadelphia, 1814. Frontispiece. Original printed tan wrappers (rebacked with cloth, Library Company of Philadelphia bookplate and stamps, a faint one on title-page). Contains the first American printing of Tuke's Description of the Retreat . Norman 2111. -- TUKE, editor. Maximilian JACOBI. On the Construction and Management of Hospitals for the Insane; with a Particular Notice of the Institution at Siegburg . Translated by John Kitching. Edited by Samuel Tuke. London, 1841. 3 folding lithographed plates. Original blue cloth (wear at top of spine). First Edition in English. With a 70-page introduction by Tuke. Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 687, 849; Norman 1152. -- [TUKE]. John THURNAM. The Statistics of the Retreat; Consisting of a Report and Tables, Exhibiting the Experience of that Institution for the Insane; from its Establishment in 1796, to 1840 . York, 1841. Printed folding table. Disbound. Preface by Samuel Tuke. Norman 2079. -- Daniel Hack TUKE. Reform in the Treatment of the Insane. Early History of the Retreat, York ...London, 1892. 2 plates. Original maroon cloth (top of spine torn). PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed by Tuke to Dr. Harrington Sainsbury. Norman 2107. Together 6 volumes, 8 o . FIRST EDITIONS, except as indicated. (6)
TUKE, Samuel (1784-1857). Description of the Retreat, an Institution near York, for Insane Persons of the Society of Friends ...York, 1813. Engraved double-page frontispiece and 2 engraved double-page plates. 8 o . Original drab boards, uncut (rebacked with paper). "Octavo" issue. See note to preceding lot. Garrison-Morton 4925.1; Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 684-690; Norman 2110. -- Practical Hints on the Construction and Economy of Pauper Lunatic Asylums; Including Instructions to the Architects Who Offered Plans for the Wakefield Asylum, and a Sketch of the Most Approved Design . York and London, 1815. Engraved folding plan. Modern red half morocco and marbled boards. Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 628, 687; Norman 2112. -- [TUKE]. Account of the Rise and Progress of the Asylum, Proposed to be Established, near Philadelphia, for the Relief of Persons Deprived of the Use of Their Reason. With an Abridged Account of the Retreat, a Similar Institution near York in England . Philadelphia, 1814. Frontispiece. Original printed tan wrappers (rebacked with cloth, Library Company of Philadelphia bookplate and stamps, a faint one on title-page). Contains the first American printing of Tuke's Description of the Retreat . Norman 2111. -- TUKE, editor. Maximilian JACOBI. On the Construction and Management of Hospitals for the Insane; with a Particular Notice of the Institution at Siegburg . Translated by John Kitching. Edited by Samuel Tuke. London, 1841. 3 folding lithographed plates. Original blue cloth (wear at top of spine). First Edition in English. With a 70-page introduction by Tuke. Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 687, 849; Norman 1152. -- [TUKE]. John THURNAM. The Statistics of the Retreat; Consisting of a Report and Tables, Exhibiting the Experience of that Institution for the Insane; from its Establishment in 1796, to 1840 . York, 1841. Printed folding table. Disbound. Preface by Samuel Tuke. Norman 2079. -- Daniel Hack TUKE. Reform in the Treatment of the Insane. Early History of the Retreat, York ...London, 1892. 2 plates. Original maroon cloth (top of spine torn). PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed by Tuke to Dr. Harrington Sainsbury. Norman 2107. Together 6 volumes, 8 o . FIRST EDITIONS, except as indicated. (6)
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