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By: N/A
Price: $20.00 USD
Publisher: London, Simpkin, Marshall, & Co.,Ltd.:
Seller ID: 009687
Condition: Very Good
Blue tweedy cloth on boards. The Evergreen Library. No writ ing or damage. After a battle with the Marqus of Montrose and his troops, John Brydone of the Covenanters finds a live infant at his dead mother's breast. Even though the child was born to one of the enemy, Brydone takes him to his own home. After no one appeared to claim the child after several weeks, John takes the boy, now named Philip, into his family. 372 pp. View more info
By: "Eugene" (Douglas S. Huyghue)
Price: $30.00 USD
Publisher: Sackville, N.B., R.P.Bell Library, Mt. Allison U.: 1977
Edition: Second Reprint Edition
Seller ID: 009906
ISBN: 0-88828-026-2
Condition: Good Plus to Very Good
Yellow softcover reprint of 1847 volume. Previous owner's name and very few marginal marks or underlines. The story seems to parallel the "captivity by the Indians" tradition, being the description of the efforts of two men to recover their sweethearts. Set about 1755, it is appropriate that one of these men be an Englishman, the other a Micmac chief, and the kidnapping band be Malecites. 183 pp. View more info
By: Ainsworth, William Harrison
Price: $45.00 USD
Publisher: N.Y., Century: 1909
Seller ID: 000631
Condition: Very Good
Original green cloth with spine label on boards, no DJs. Front. and three add. ill. in each. Volume names are Windsor Castle, Jane the Queen, Mary the Queen, The Plot, and The Discovery, in order. Two small taped tears in The Discovery. Each 400+ pp. Minor edge soil and foxing. View more info
By: Allan, Dot
Price: $15.00 USD
Publisher: London, Robert Hale, Limited: 1953
Edition: First ( No Additional printings)
Seller ID: 008827
Condition: Good Minus
Original blue cloth on boards. Reading copy only. Margaret Carnegie Fletcher introduced barley mills and weaving mills to Scotland. Only two other copies found. 222 pp. View more info
By: Anthony, Evelyn
Price: $15.00 USD
Publisher: London, Century: 1987
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 004737
ISBN: 0712615563
Condition: Very Good
Original black cloth on boards. Another historical novel by this author. 304 pp. View more info
Price: $20.00 USD
Publisher: Boston, Lothrop Publishing Company: 1901
Seller ID: 008930
Condition: Good Plus to Very Good
Original red cloth with oval pastedown on boards. Set in a long valley south of the St. Lawrence River, this is a tale of the War of 1812. Dark speck on cover, pencil scribble on rear endpaper, and wear to foot of spine. 362 pp. View more info
By: Baird, Frank
Price: $18.00 USD
Publisher: Halifax, Royal Print & Litho.: 1923
Seller ID: 008615
Condition: Very Good
Original bright blue cloth on boards. Very clean, with no writing or damage. A mixture of history and fiction in mutually supportive amounts. 250 pp. View more info
By: Balfour, Andrew
Price: $100.00 USD
Publisher: Boston, L. C. Page and Company: 1898
Edition: First ( No Additional printings)
Seller ID: 009716
Condition: Good
Grey illustrated cloth on boards. Public library bookplate. Rear hinge badly cracked, so glued. The author was a Scottish Medical Officer who apparently issued a string of medical-theme novels about 1900, To Arms being one of them. Balfour was also an outstanding rugby player. He was active throu WW I, and later worked in Africa. After suffering a breakdown, he died after falling from a hospital window in 1931. 571 pp. View more info
By: Bamford, Mary E.
Price: $20.00 USD
Publisher: Boston, Congregational Sunday-School and Publishing Society: 1891
Edition: First ( No Additional printings)
Seller ID: 006343
Condition: Good Plus to Very Good
Original maroon cloth on boards. A fictional approach to the reign of the young Richard II, who became King at the age of ten, and was murdered (presumably) by his cousin Henry of Bolingbroke after Richard attempted to steal his inheritance. The story is told by an unnamed orphan boy, whose little sister is Eleanor. 335 pp. Gift note. View more info
By: Black, William
Price: $15.00 USD
Publisher: N.Y., A.L. Burt Company:
Seller ID: 007154
Condition: Very Good
Original maroon cloth on boards. First published in serial form in 1884. The daughter of William Shakespeare apparently lacked schooling, for at one point in her adult life she "made her mark" as a substitute for writing her name. Another source claims that she was eventually taught to read by a Quaker friend. At the time of her marriage, her husband was fighting a paternity charge by another woman. This resulted in his excommunication, but he was promptly re-instated. The book has no writing and no damage. 352 pp. View more info
By: Black, William
Price: $25.00 USD
Publisher: N.Y., John W. Lovell Company:
Edition: Worthington
Seller ID: 008171
Condition: Very Good
Original brown cloth intricately decorated in black on boards. Gilt cover and spine.spine lettering. This is one of seven volumes by the same author from the same previous owner, all in very good condition. In Sunrise, Black gets a lot of content from the Berezowski affair, an attempt to assassinate Tsar Alexander II who was in Paris to atend the World's Fair. One of the big London papers concluded from this novel that Black had a faulty understanding of secret xocieties. At any rate, it seems to me to be an absorbing story. Previous owner's name, with no other writing or damage. Cocked. 43... View more info
Price: $40.00 USD
Publisher: Boston, Wilde: 1900
Seller ID: 000476
Condition: Good
Original highly-decorated tan cloth with 9 hearts comprised of leafy branches, on boards. No DJ. Gilt lettering, worn on spine only. Cocked. OW very close to very good. No marks inside except tiny bookseller's label. A rare volume based on latter stages of the American War for Independence. 312 pp. plus ads. Only one other copy found. View more info
Price: $50.00 USD
Publisher: Boston, Wilde: 1903
Seller ID: 000477
Condition: Good
Original soft green cloth with white pines and gilt lettering, on boards. No DJ. This one slightly more worn than my other listing for her A Daughter of Freedom, but still a lovely, sound volume. Large gift inscription, a few tiny dark cover specks, OW very good. 336 pp. Follow the wagons west to the Ohio Country ! View more info
Price: $40.00 USD
Publisher: Charlottetown, P.E.I., The Author: 1983
Edition: First
Seller ID: 005998
Condition: Near Fine
Original computer-generated soft cover. Inscribed and signed by the author. The story of a colonial boy and his family on the eve of the American Revolution. 97 pp. View more info
By: Bourne, Peter
Price: $20.00 USD
Publisher: London, Hutchinson: 1951
Edition: First Published 1951
Seller ID: 000256
Condition: Very Good
First British edition in original maroon cloth, no DJ. Tiny thumbtack (?) hole in spine. Normal edge wear and corners bent, clean and unmarked, so graded Very Good. The fictional enlargement of the construction of a railway across the Isthmus of Panama in the days of the California gold rush. 376 pp. View more info
By: Bowen, Marjorie (Gabrielle M.V. Campbell)
Price: $45.00 USD
Publisher: N.Y., D. Appleton: 1926
Edition: First (No Other Printings)
Seller ID: 001839
Condition: Very Good
Original bright red cloth with gilt lettering and designs on boards. DJ chipped, weak at folds, and repaired inside with invisible tape.. Author's dedication to Miss Dorothy Gish, who played "Pretty Witty Nelly" (a favourite of Charles II) in the silent film of 1926. 242 pp. View more info
By: Bridle, Augustus
Price: $20.00 USD
Publisher: Toronto, Macmillan and Co. Limited: 1924
Edition: First ( No Additional printings)
Seller ID: 002653
Condition: Good Plus
Original olive green cloth on boards. Missing both endpapers. Has been called a smug account about a young Ontarian who wants to create the West in his own image. Numerous racial slurs. The author is better known for his many contributions in the field of music, especially in the Toronto area. 368 pp. View more info
By: C.S.W. (Caroline Snowden Whitmarsh Guild)
Price: $40.00 USD
Publisher: Philadelphia, Parry and McMillan: 1857
Edition: First
Seller ID: 009004
Condition: Good
Original brown cloth on boards. Religious historical fiction at its best ! Set in Reformation Switzerland. Suggest you read review online. Spine ends worn, and pencil doodling and previous owner's name on first f ree endpaper. 272 pp. View more info
By: Caine, Hall
Price: $35.00 USD
Publisher: Toronto, George N. Morang & Co., Ltd.: 1901
Edition: First Canadian Editiion
Seller ID: 006315
Condition: Good
Original blue trade paperback. Quite scarce in softcover (Only two additional copies found). Modern clear tape length of both joints and head and foot of spine. No writing. Caine's most popular book, it was criticized by officials of the Vatican upon its release by Heinemann earlier this same year. Based on a love triangle in which one man kills another following the rape of their mutual friend. This and several others of Caine's novels were popular film fare. 638 pp. View more info
By: Caldwell, Taylor
Price: $50.00 USD
Publisher: New York, Sun Dial Press: 1944
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 010858
Condition: Good Plus to Very Good
Red cloth on boards. First t wo leaves folded. Previous owner's initials. France in the time of Cardinal Richelieu at the height of the struggle between the Roman Catholics and Huguenots. Romantic love story of a mixed coupling. 604 pp. View more info