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Edité par The Religious Tract Society, London, 1850
Vendeur : Tony Hutchinson, Seale, Royaume-Uni
Disbound. 40 pp, A pamphlet, used, but with interior in generally nice clean condition - no deliberate marks. P&P on this pamphlet will be HALF the standard rate quoted. Undated but about mid 1800s. See my other listings for many more similar era pamphlets. Pamphlet.
Edité par The Religious Tract Society, London, 1850
Vendeur : Tony Hutchinson, Seale, Royaume-Uni
Disbound. 48 pp, A pamphlet, used, but with interior in generally nice clean condition - no deliberate marks. Last page detached from rest. P&P on this pamphlet will be HALF the standard rate quoted. Undated but about mid 1800s. See my other listings for many more similar era pamphlets. Pamphlet.
Edité par Partridge, Thomas Nelson, etc., London, Edinburgh, etc.
Vendeur : Stoneman Press, York, YK, Royaume-Uni
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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Birket Foster; Malcolm Patterson, etc. (illustrateur). A unique, small collection of books, and memorabilia relate to the Rev. Richmond's true story of "The Dairyman's Daughter", Elizabeth Wallbridge (d. May 1801). Elizabeth's father, Joseph Wallbridge and family hailed from the parish of Arreton on the Isle of Wight, off the south coast of England where Richmond was then a local C. of E. curate. Her religious experience was not morbid nor morose (as was then often the case) but winsome and cheerful (Wikipedia). Elizabeth's simple yet intense story following her religious conversion when she was 26, was first issued in tract form in England in 1814 (Tract No. and later in the same year by the New England Tract Society, Boston. In 1825 the National Society republished it as Tract No. 9 and it became an immediate "bestseller" in both countries and is said to have been translated into many languages. Elizabeth. Descriptions follow: 1. The Dairyman's Daughter: an authentic narrative. London: S W Partridge (n.d. circa 1887. A clean, unmarked, near-Fine copy with very attractive cover and engraved illustrations, pp.144, 16-page bookseller's catalogue. 2. [Another attractive edition], from the same publisher, Fine copy, with some Birket Foster engravings and 32-page catalogue to rear. 3. A genuine old coloured postcard (circa 1900), "the Home of the Dairyman's Daughter". Unused, clean (5.25 in x 3.5 in). 4. The author's Annals of the Poor, Edinburgh,1845, pp.239, 16mo, original contemporary blind-stamped cloth, decorated gilt spine, all edges gilt. A little loosening at end-paper gutters but tight, firm text block. Water stain to first title-page (only). Contains: Memoir of the author; The Dairyman's Daughter; The Negro Servant (including The Negro's Prayer, pp. 136); The Young Cottager (pp. 76); The Cottage Conversation; A Visit to the Infirmary. 5. The Dairyman's Daughter, Tract no. 118, London: F. Collins (n.d. 1820?), pp.48. Clean and complete text throughout this and following: The Young Cottager, a True Story (Tract no. 151); Christian Letters, with preface, To The Reader, John Wesley London, March 7, 1767 [horizontal closed tear], 30 Letters, pp.88. Half calf leather and paper binding in poor condition, otherwise text and title-page engravings in very good order. 6. A rare Magic Lantern Slide (3.25 x 3.25in.), coloured photo of the Dairyman's cottage. Please contact bookseller for quote of additional postage cost. 20% price reduction now applied. Plus a further 10% applied.