The History Of The French Revolution. In a fine Eton Election binding with interesting provenance.

Thiers, M. A.

Published by Henry G. Bohn, London, 1855

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Thick octavo bound in strictly contemporary full blue calf with richly gilt backstrip; red leather title label; blind inner dentelles; double gilt rule to boards; marbled edges and endpapers. 972pp. Printed in double column. Presentation Eton Election of 1860: " Robert Peel With the best wishes of Henry J. Tritton and Edward William Tritton on his leaving Eton 1860" The latter brother (1844-1901) was a first class cricketer for oxford University (Christ Church) and Middlesex; lawyer of the Inner Temple. Robert Peel was a scion of the great Lancashire textile family and descended from Sir Robert Peel, twice Prime Minister, founder of the police force and the first Oxford man to a gain a double first in Classics and Mathematics. Postage abroad may require extra charge, Seller Inventory # 007131

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Title: The History Of The French Revolution. In a ...

Publisher: Henry G. Bohn, London

Publication Date: 1855

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fine