An account of the life of Muley Liezit, late Emperor of Morocco. : Written by a Spanish agent at the Moorish court. Who witnessed the events of Liezit's reign, and who, by his intrigues,             accomplished that Emperor's fall. Translated from the original French. To which is prefixed, a short review of the Moorish history, from the earliest times, to the accession of Muley Liezit; with a philosophical inquiry into the causes which have hitherto retarded the civilization of the Moors. /
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Blandford Social Library,former owner.StEdNL
[London] : Printed fro D. Ogilvy & son, booksellers, Holborn, London.,
1797..
The main text on Muley Liezit is translated by Scottish author Robert Heron, who also wrote the history of Morocco.
This London edition appears to use the same sheets as the Edinburgh edition of the same year,
In this copy the "Short history of the Empire of Morocco" is bound after the "Short Account of the life of the Muley Liezit", when Robert Heron's advertisement to the reader and the catchwords would indicate that this text should precede the biography of Muley Liezit. The Advertisement to the reader, dated Edinburgh, Febr. 6, 1795, is bound between the main work and the History of Morocco, when it should appear following the title page.
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Bookplate on the front pastedown "Blandford Social Library / No. 139 / Library meetings the 2d Tuesdays of February, of April, of July, of October, and of December.
Liezit, Muley
England London.