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      Language: English

      Published by A&C Black

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      Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. 1843, 4to, xiv, 495, xxxv pp. TEG. About fifty steel & wood engravings. Inner hinges neatly reinforced, backstrip taped with clear tape. Many pages, including some of the engravings, are dampstained, usually at the bottom one third of the page, or the margins of the plates, else G reading c

    • Published by London: 1881., Macmillan and Co.,, 1881

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      Hardcover. xxiv, 415 p.; 2 woodcut pl. (laborers in ancient Egypt), 181 text-figures; 20 cm. VG orig. green cloth. Coated endpapers cracking along hinges.

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      Published by Adam and Charles Black John W Parker and J Cumming, Edinburgh, London and Dublin, 1843

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      Cloth. Condition: Very Good Indeed. A fascinating illustrated work on the royal progress in Scotland. Illustrated throughout, with a frontispiece and thirteen plates. Loosely inserted are three beautiful plates, two hand coloured. The plates are from drawings by D M Mackenie and engraved by John Smith. Queen Victoria asked Sir T