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 Eastleach Books (United Kingdom)
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W R Chambers, 1844
1st edition. ~ Half calf, P. 2 volumes, xvi+672pp, xvi+717pp, many b/w illustrations, a working set only, leather very worn to both volumes, sporadic foxing & browning. ~ A good & comprehensive dictionary of Literature, the second volume covers just over 100 years of literature. Extensive notes on all the leading figures in English poetry, drama & fiction.
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 Eastleach Books (United Kingdom)
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W R Chambers, 1844
1st edition. ~ Half calf, G+. xvi+672pp, many b/w illustrations, a working set only, leather very worn to both volumes, sporadic foxing & browning. ~ A good & comprehensive dictionary of Literature, this volume covering the period from the Anglo Saxon Chronicle to about 1780.. Extensive notes on all the leading figures in English poetry, drama & fiction from this period.
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Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1969
A study of organizations and development. Cover slightly scuffed through use..Hardback,Ex-Library,with usual stamps markings, ,in good all-round condition,no dust jacket,294pages. 650g ISBN:
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Walks in Edinburgh
Chambers, Robert
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 Stephen Foster (United Kingdom)
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William Hunter Edinburgh, 1825
First Edition pp 275, attractive binding with raised bands Biblion
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The Flaming Jewel
Chambers, Robert
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 Daniel Pailes Book Service (U.S.A.)
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Goerge Doran, 1922
Hard Cover. VG-G+. An Old Mystery with alot of action and a great read. 5/9/2003 5/9/2003
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 Long Neck Books (United Kingdom)
BCA/Chambers, 1995
1995 edition. This book look almost like new in every way except someone while readying has turned down the corner of a number of pages. They are not torn and I have made them straight, but if this will annoy you, please do not buy
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 Eastleach Books (United Kingdom)
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W R Chambers, 1889
4th edition. ~ Plain blue cloth, VG. xvi+816pp, engraved frontis, 4 engraved plates, index, professionally rebound in plain blue cloth preserving the original leather lettering pieces, a nice copy. Volume II Only ~ A good & comprehensive dictionary of Literature, this second volume covers just over 100 years of literature. Extensive notes on all the leading figures in English poetry, drama & fiction.
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Archibald Constable & Co. London, 1905
ISBN-10: B000WT97FS
Very Good 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall No Jacket Cloth First Edition Robert Chambers was an American artist and writer. He studied at the Art Student's League along with Charles Dana Gibson, and sold illustrations to Life, Truth, and Vogue magazines. He then turned to writing, producing his first novel, In the Quarter, while living in Munich. His best known work is The King in Yellow, which influenced several other writers. He also wrote romantic fiction, and toward the end of his career concentrated on historical fiction. The Danger Mark is a romance set in New York City -- a milleau Chamber used for a number of books, including The Firing Line, The Younger Set, and The Fighting Chance. It was made into a stage play and a film. The heroine is afflicted by a hereditary drinking problem, as well as a temper that leads her to strike people who upset her. The hero is a painter of skill, with money and social standing, despite a somewhat questionable past in Paris and other European centers. He loses most of his money in the Crash of 1907, and struggles to achieve success and recognition as a painter, inspired by his beloved's struggle against her own affliction.
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The Streets of Ascalon
Chambers, Robert W.
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George Newnes London, 1927
ISBN-10: B000WTEMBC
Fair 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall No Jacket Cloth First Edition nd c.1920s. covers faded. Robert Chambers was an American artist and writer. He studied at the Art Student's League along with Charles Dana Gibson, and sold illustrations to Life, Truth, and Vogue magazines. He then turned to writing, producing his first novel, In the Quarter, while living in Munich. His best known work is The King in Yellow, which influenced several other writers. He also wrote romantic fiction, and toward the end of his career concentrated on historical fiction. The Danger Mark is a romance set in New York City -- a milleau Chamber used for a number of books, including The Firing Line, The Younger Set, and The Fighting Chance. It was made into a stage play and a film. The heroine is afflicted by a hereditary drinking problem, as well as a temper that leads her to strike people who upset her. The hero is a painter of skill, with money and social standing, despite a somewhat questionable past in Paris and other European centers. He loses most of his money in the Crash of 1907, and struggles to achieve success and recognition as a painter, inspired by his beloved's struggle against her own affliction.
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The Danger Mark
Chambers, Robert W.
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George Newnes London, 1915
ISBN-10: B0010X6032
Good 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall No Jacket Cloth Reprint Robert Chambers was an American artist and writer. He studied at the Art Student's League along with Charles Dana Gibson, and sold illustrations to Life, Truth, and Vogue magazines. He then turned to writing, producing his first novel, In the Quarter, while living in Munich. His best known work is The King in Yellow, which influenced several other writers. He also wrote romantic fiction, and toward the end of his career concentrated on historical fiction. The Danger Mark is a romance set in New York City -- a milleau Chamber used for a number of books, including The Firing Line, The Younger Set, and The Fighting Chance. It was made into a stage play and a film. The heroine is afflicted by a hereditary drinking problem, as well as a temper that leads her to strike people who upset her. The hero is a painter of skill, with money and social standing, despite a somewhat questionable past in Paris and other European centers. He loses most of his money in the Crash of 1907, and struggles to achieve success and recognition as a painter, inspired by his beloved's struggle against her own affliction.
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