1850 Washington Irving : Abbotsford And Newstead Abbey : Half Leather Binding

1850 Washington Irving : Abbotsford And Newstead Abbey : Half Leather BindingAbbotsford And Newstead Abbey By Washington Irving Published by Henry G. Bohn, 1850. Half leather binding with marble sides and plain endappers, 138 pages. CONDITION In condition throughout. Binding very good, inner and outer joints good with no cracking. Some very light foxing to front endepaper and title page. Otherwise, pages good throughout. Overall a good copy. (Blue Shelves 4, 2 up)

Nancy Ekholm Burkert has inscribed and signed the half-title page

I will make them the Privilege of the Poor”

Nevertheless

can hardly be regarded from that point of view

It is set in Teesdale during the English Civil War

often to enforce arbitrary actions that could not be appealed

It was founded in 1677 and has met in the Chapel of St John since 1735 and given the distinction of meeting in the oldest purpose built masonic room in constant use in the world

The Vision & Creed Of Piers Ploughman

his heirs spent many years establishing title to the land

On the night of 22 March 1855

and they doubtless fulfil a useful purpose provided always that a representative of the other side is given a similar hearing

William Alexander (the "Earl of Stirling")