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Boston, MA: Joseph Knight Company, 1892. Reprint of 1892 . Hard Cover/Miniature. Near Fine/None (As Issued?). Archival Photographs: with tissue guards. Text/NEW & Bright. Vintage 1892 First Edition, 2nd Printing of Nov of 1892. Gilt embossed beige linen boards & gilt to upper text block. DJ/None (as issued?). Frontispiece: London, Thames Embankment. First published by Macmillan, 1892; this is a reprint by Joseph Knight Company dated November, 1892. Miniature format. Frontispiece: London, Thames Embankment. Massachusetts born author William Winter's (1836 -1917) states this is a companion volume to Shakespeare's England, also published in 1892. True to the title, the narratives relate both "the grays days of an American wanderer in the British islands, and to the gold of thought and fancy that can be found there" visits of historical scenes familiar to Shakespeare as well to Burns and Scott. Some essays were first published in the New York Tribune, New York Mirror, and… Read More

New York, NY: Helen & Kurt Wolff Book/Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973. First Edition, First Thus . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Text/Near New. 1973 First Edition, First Thus. Gilt embossed dark blue linen boards/VG; w/light rubs to corner tips & upper/lower spine edges. DJ/None. End papers carry a hand written letter. Compilation of journal entries & letters of Anne Morrow Lindbergh (1907 - 2001), poet and wife to aviator & writer, 1953 Pulitzer winner Charles Lindbergh (1902- 1974). An autobiography based on letters & diaries, supported by photographs. The author wrote countless letters to her family "partly to reassure" and in that spirit, did withhold the more hazardous experiences. This collection precedes North to Orient by two years, and in re-reading them, Anne Morrow Lindbergh did re-live moments she knew. Fine copy less dust jacket.