Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 356 p. Audience: General/trade.

Condition: Very Good. :: Further Information: No synopsis available. 151pp. ::

Condition: Very Good. :: Further Information: (Originally 6.95) 208pp. ::

Condition: Near Fine - in Near Fine DJ. :: Further Information: Weighs 0.900 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::

Condition: Good+ - in Good DJ. DJ a little edgeworn with several small closed tears, faded at the spine. Previous owners inscription to pastedown. Top edges of text block dusty. Internally clean & bright. :: Further Information: Who killed the princes in the Tower? Was it really their wicked uncle Richard III? Or was it their sly brother-in-law Henry Tudor? Can we even be sure that they were murdered at all? The traditional account of their death has long been discredited. A Trail of Blood is the story of how the truth was discovered by England's earliest known detective - Brother Thomas of Croyland Abbey - more than 400 years ago. 281pp. Size: 8vo Large Post (21 x 13cm Approx.) Dust wrapper in protective, removable sleeve. First Edition. Weighs 0.500 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::

Condition: Good. An acceptable reading copy only. :: Further Information: No synopsis available. First Edition. 208pp. ::

Condition: Near Fine. :: Further Information: (Originally £7.99) 116pp. ::

Condition: Very Good+ - in Very Good+ DJ. Unlaminated wrapper has a couple of very small marks, with a notable one at foot of the spine. Leans slightly. An attractive copy all the same. :: Further Information: The Tradescant's passionate curiosity took Britain to the founders of horticultural knowledge and it is through the example of men like these that Britain became - and remains - a nation of gardeners. Their story celebrates the triumph of human ingenuity at a time of rapid and profound change when all the old certainties were breaking down - in politics, religion, art and culture, philosophy, even geography. The Tradescants were pioneers (the father, especially) but they were also quintessentially men of their time. How they responded to the risks and opportunities of their lives gives us a privileged glimpse into an extraordinary age, which began in superstition and wonder and ended with the dawning of science. Illustrated. First Edition. 464pp. Index. Bibliography. Jacket in protective sleeve. Weighs 1.000 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::

Condition: Good+ :: Further Information: (Originally £4.95) 24pp. ::

Condition: Very Good. :: Further Information: (Originally £5.56) 96pp. ::