Sales catalogue: Bowes & Bowes

Date:
November 1933
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/3/19
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Bowes & Bowes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ASQUITH, LADY CYNTHIA. Tue Marriep LIFE OF THE DUCHESS OF YORK. 7% x53. Illustrated. Hutchinson. 2s. 6d. net. Told for the first time, and with the personal approval of Her Royal Highness. BADEN-POWELL OF GILWELL, LORD. LEssSoNsS FROM THE 'VARSITY OF LIFE. 83x54. Illustrated. Pearson. 12s. 6d. net. This is the most vivid of all autobiographies, for few, if any, men living have enjoyed a more adventurous life than Lord Baden-Powell. BARLOW, MRS. NORA (Edited by). CHARLES Darwin’s DIARY OF THE VOYAGE OF H.M.S. ‘‘ BEAGLE.”’ 10x6}.. Cambridge University Press. 25s. net. The complete text of the MS. Journal of the voyage is now published for the first time, edited by Darwin’s granddaughter. BELLOC, HILAIRE. CHARLES THE First: KING oF ENGLAND. 83x54. Illustrated. Cassell. 16s. net. How and why did English king- ship fail in the person of its last possessor, Charles Stuart? That is the problem approached in this book. BENSON, E. F. Kinc Epwarp VII: AN APPRECIATION. 7 94x52. Longmans, Green. 15s. net. Describes King Edward’s upbring- _ ing; his relations with the Kaiser, his nephew; his contributions to govern- ment and foreign policy; his charm and his popularity. BLUNDELL, MARGARET (Edited by). CAVALIER LETTERS OF WILLIAM BLUNDELL TO HIs FRIENDS. 83x54. Longmans, Green. 10s. 6d. net. William Blundell was Cavalier squire of Crosby Hall (1620-1698), and these letters give an intimate account of a country gentleman’s life in the seventeenth century. Five
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