[Selections from the correspondence of the Earl of Aberdeen ...]
Publisher: Printed by Harrison and sons
Published: 1854
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 13
Notes: According to the DNB, this correspondenc was "privately printed, not published, 1858-88[sic] ... This collection was arranged by [the Earl of Aberdeen's] youngest son, the Hon. Sir Arthur Hamilton-Gordon ... and contains a complete record of the more important transactions of Lord Aberdeen's life." The volumes are not numbered, and only a few have title-pages.
Table of contents: title: (volume-numberings assigned according to chronological contents): v.[1] Selections from the correspondence of the Earl of Aberdeen. Affairs of the Levant. 1828-1830. London: Printed by Harrison and sons. 1854.; title: v.[2] Selections from the correspondence of the Earl of Aberdeen. 1830. London: Printed by Harrison and sons. 1856.; title: v.[3] [caption-title:] Selections. Correspondence with Madame la Princesse de Lieven: 1832-44.; title: v.[4] [caption-title:] Selections. 1838-1845.; title: v.[5] Selections from the correspondence of the Earl of Aberdeen. 1841-1843. London: Printed by Harrison and sons. 1858.; title: v.[6] Selections from the correspondence of George earl of Aberdeen ... 1845. Privately printed 1885.; title: v.[7] Selections from the correspondence of George, earl of Aberdeen ... From the resumption of office by Sir Robert Peel, December, 1845, to the French revolution of 1848. Colombo. 1885.; title: (cont.); title: v.[8] Selections from the correspondence of George, earl of Aberdeen ... From the French revolution of 1848 to the death of Sir Robert Peel, 1850. [no imprint]; title: v.[9] [caption-title:] Part III. 1850-60.; title: v.[10] [caption-title:] 1852-1855.; title: v.[11] [labeled on spine:] Selections from the correspondence of the Earl of Aberdeen. 1854-1855.; title: v.[12] [caption-title:] Correspondence, &c. 1855-60.; title: v.[13] [caption-title:] Supplement to vol. 1855-62 [sic].