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In equally fine slipcase with a little shelf-wear
Introduction by Sir Lewis Casson
[1–8] 9–10 [11–12]: [20] leaves of plates
no dust jacket
A charming and witty memoir of growing up in late Victorian Cambridge written by the granddaughter of Charles Darwin
North and South Agatha Christie In equally fine slipcase withElizabeth Gaskell, North and South. London: The Folio Society, 2003. First printing thus. Introduced by Jenny Uglow, illustrated by Alexy Pendle. Edited with endnotes by Patricia Ingham. 240 182 40 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxxi [xxii], [12] 3436 [437440]: colour frontispiece, [9] leaves of plates (facing pp. 66, 140, 168, 200, 247, 275, 318, 367 and 398). Type: Ehrhardt. Printed and bound by Cambridge University Press. Full pale pink series binding (see item
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