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    • Published by The Advocate Press, 1948

      • Hardcover
      • First Edition

      Seller: Kennys Bookshop and Art Galleries Ltd., Galway, GY, IrelandKennys Bookshop and Art Galleries Ltd.

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      Condition: Very Good. 1948. Hardcover. 8vo. original cloth .First edition. 19th Century Irish History. . . . .

    • Published by The Advocate Press Melbourne 1948, 1948

      • Hardcover
      • First Edition

      Seller: Andrew Barnes Books / Military Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, AustraliaAndrew Barnes Books / Military Melbourne

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      1st edition hardback with dust jacket Very Good octavo 258pp., colour frontis., b/w plates, index, Signs of use & light tape-marks to end papers o/w a very good copy in slightly chipped dust jacket.

    • Published by Library of National Biogrphy, Melbourne, 1934

      • Hardcover
      • First Edition
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      Seller: Muir Books [Robert Muir Old & Rare Books], PERTH, WA, AustraliaMuir Books [Robert Muir Old & Rare Books]

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      Boards. 1st edition. 1st ed., octavo, pp.(viii), 320, light foxing and browning mainly to eps, orig gilt titled faux leather bds., marbled eps. Presentation inscr to Arthur Harry Stubbs ". so much of my faith in his honesty, fidelity and friendship that I have carried on with his transactions. on nothing more than a verbal agree