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| − | Rice's library, together with that of [[associates::Henry Trinder]] ([[occupation::serjeant at law]], d.[[date of death::1712]]), was sold in [[location of | + | Rice's library, together with that of [[associates::Henry Trinder]] ([[occupation::serjeant at law]], d.[[date of death::1712]]), was sold in [[location of sale::London]] by [[retail sale::retail sale]], beginning [[date of sale::22 February 1712]]. No catalogue survives but the sale was advertised in ''The Daily Courant'', "consisting of very valuable books of [[subject::law]], [[subject::theology|divinity]], [[subject::history]], &c ... several of the [[subject::law]] large paper and written references, also [[format::manuscript|manuscripts]]". |
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RICE d.ca.1712?
Biographical Note
An untraced individual, ‘of Furnivall’s Inn’.
Books
Rice's library, together with that of Henry Trinder (serjeant at law, d.1712), was sold in London by retail sale, beginning 22 February 1712. No catalogue survives but the sale was advertised in The Daily Courant, "consisting of very valuable books of law, divinity, history, &c ... several of the law large paper and written references, also manuscripts".
Sources
- Alston, R. C. Inventory of sale catalogues 1676-1800. St Philip, 2010