THE CAMBRIDGE MODERN HISTORY - VOLUME VIII - THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
by LORD ACTON:
- Used
- Hardcover
- Condition
- See description
- Seller
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ACLE,Norfolk., United Kingdom
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About This Item
Cambridge University Press. 1934. Cheap edition (without bibliography). (10873) HEAVY hardback. Overseas buyers will require extra postage. 826 pages. V.g. in green cloth with gilt lettering to spine, top edge of textblock coloured dark green and browning to front and rear fly leaves. Small booksellers label (Parker & Son, Oxford) at bottom of front pastedown and previous owners tiny signature dated 1941 at top of front pastedown. No d.w. A tight sound very clean copy.
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Details
- Bookseller
- Virginia Bank Books (GB)
- Bookseller's Inventory #
- 10873
- Title
- THE CAMBRIDGE MODERN HISTORY - VOLUME VIII - THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
- Author
- LORD ACTON:
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press. 1934. Cheap edition (without bibliography).
Terms of Sale
Virginia Bank Books
Payment normally with order. We acccept PAYPAL, European Bank Transfers (IBAN) and STERLING cheques from a UK bank only ,cheques should be made out to G W & I A Cope. �We offer refunds on the purchase price if the book does not meet the stated description.
About the Seller
Virginia Bank Books
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ACLE,Norfolk.
About Virginia Bank Books
Retired bookseller of 22 years now operating from home.
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