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Tales from "Blackwood" Volume II by Anonymous (various authors)
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Tales from "Blackwood" Volume II by Anonymous (various authors)
Authors: Theodore Hook
Location: Edinburgh
Publisher: William Blackwood and Sons
Date: 1858
Features: No publication date given. circa [1860s]. Volume II. Copper-colored cloth with black lettering and designs; 98 pp. Publisher adverts laid in at rear. Contents: Lazaro's Legacy by Colonel E.B. Hamley; A Story Without a Tail; Faustus and Queen Elizabeth; How I Became A Yeoman by Professor Atoun; Devereux Hall by Mrs. Southey; The Metempsychosis by Dr. Robert Macnish; College Theatricals.
Book Condition: Good: A copy with slight spine lean, shaken spine, and cracked hinges. Mild wear to spine edges and corners. Rubbing to cloth and mild wrinkling to spine cloth. Mild foxing to prelims and rear endpapers. Spine is loose from the text block.
Notes: 12-volume set published [1860s]; a second 12-volume set --2nd/New Series published circa 1880 (collected 1850-1878). Contains stories by various authors published in "Blackwood's Magazine" early to mid-19th century.
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Authors: Theodore Hook
Location: Edinburgh
Publisher: William Blackwood and Sons
Date: 1858
Features: No publication date given. circa [1860s]. Volume II. Copper-colored cloth with black lettering and designs; 98 pp. Publisher adverts laid in at rear. Contents: Lazaro's Legacy by Colonel E.B. Hamley; A Story Without a Tail; Faustus and Queen Elizabeth; How I Became A Yeoman by Professor Atoun; Devereux Hall by Mrs. Southey; The Metempsychosis by Dr. Robert Macnish; College Theatricals.
Book Condition: Good: A copy with slight spine lean, shaken spine, and cracked hinges. Mild wear to spine edges and corners. Rubbing to cloth and mild wrinkling to spine cloth. Mild foxing to prelims and rear endpapers. Spine is loose from the text block.
Notes: 12-volume set published [1860s]; a second 12-volume set --2nd/New Series published circa 1880 (collected 1850-1878). Contains stories by various authors published in "Blackwood's Magazine" early to mid-19th century.
HCX22502-1