[TRAVEL] THE HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTIONS IN THE EMPIRE OF MOROCCO, UPON THE DEATH OF THE LATE EMPEROR MULEY ISHMAEL; BEING A MOST EXACT JOURNAL OF WHAT HAPPEN’D IN THOSE PARTS OF THE LAST AND PART OF THE PRESENT YEAR. WITH OBSERVATIONS NATURAL, MORAL AND POLITICAL, RELATING TO THE COUNTRY AND PEOPLE

London: J. Darby and T. Browne in Bartholomew Close, 1729. Large 8vo.; in speckled sheep with raised bands and quite darkened decorations in gilt; viii, [16], 381, [1] page; with folding map.~~Capt. Braithwaite is described as having “accompany’d John Russel Esq; his Majesty’s Consul-General into those Parts, and was an Eye-witness to the most remarkable Occurrences therein mentioned.” The map of the country was “engraven by Mr. Senex”.~~This copy with some worming; the first 8 or so leaves have loss to the bottom corner (seemingly from some varmint long ago) not affecting any text.~~Not a bad copy overall, with a lovely map of the Kingdoms of Fez, Morocco.