Divine And Moral Songs in easy language for the Use of Children
by Watts, Isaac, D.D
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- Hardcover
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Clarence Park, South Australia, Australia
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About This Item
(London: Houlston and Sons: 1898) Pictorial cloth, partly gilt (that is, hard covers) pp. 72 and 12 publishers advertisements (157 x 110 mm) Illustrated. One of the last popular editions of this title, first published in 1715, two of whose songs were famously parodied in Alice in Wonderland. An owners name on verso of front free endpaper. Cloth flecked, mainly on spine and on the rear board, the pictorial front board still very presentable; scattered stains, mainly marginal, internally; a good copy.
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Clarence Park, South Australia
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I am the daughter of Pioneer Books, our business has closed down after 43 years and I am listing some of it on my own account now that I'm the proud owner of the residual stock! I am selling them at half the price at which they were listed when Pioneer Books existed.
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