London: John Murray, 1853. Three volumes, in the original publisher's binding of grey boards, blue cloth spines with paper labels. (xvi), 504; (viii), 427, (1); iv, (518), (2) pp. Moderate wear and shallow bruises to edges of boards; spines slightly sunned; labels tanned w ith slight rubbing, one small hole; cracked inner hinges neatly repaired; moderate foxing to text early and late; a bit of rippling to free endpapers. Very good set, in original binding. First published 1818, the supplemental notes were first published in 1848. "Hallam's works helped materially to lay the foundations of the English historical school, and in spite of later researches, maintained their position as standard books. The Middle Ages was probably the first English history, which, without being merely antiquarian, set an example of genuine study from original sources." - DNB. Note: 3 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.; Octavo