Volume the Third. Now first printed from the Manuscript. [Edited by R.W. Chapman.]

AUSTEN, Jane.:

Language: English

Published by Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1951.

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First Edition. 133pp., grey-blue paper boards, grey linen spine, paper label. Spine spotted, otherwise a nice copy with spare label. Inserted are the editor's compliments slip and an a.l.s. of 1949 from him to 'Dear Wilson' (of Hatchard's bookshop), reporting on the sales of his Jane Austen: Facts and Problems (1948) - 'I hope she would approve her editor's modest success.'.

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Title
Volume the Third. Now first printed from the Manuscript. [Edited by R.W. Chapman.]
Author
AUSTEN, Jane.:
Publisher
Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1951.
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English

Charles Cox Rare Books

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Established 1974 and specializing in pre-1920 English Literary first editions, inscribed and association copies, archives, autographs and ephemera. Since the death of Charles Cox himself in late 2017, the business is being continued by his widow Lucilla Spencer-Phillips. Private premises.

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