London: Harrison and Sons, Printers in ordinary to Her Majesty, St Martin’s Lane, 1870. Reprinted by the Southwold Press Lts, 1969. Blue stapled wraps, 20pp. Staples rusted and spine tanned. “Miss Strickland was the first woman to force an entry into the State Paper Office and the permit wrung from..... More about The Royal Christian Martyr; St. Edmund, The Last King of East Anglia
London: Harrison and Sons, Printers in ordinary to Her Majesty, St Martin’s Lane, 1870. Pamphlet. Reprinted by the Southwold Press Lts, 1969. Blue stapled wraps, 20pp. Dark tan stains along foreedges of cover and internal leaves, light tanning along foot of front cover. Spine slightly faded. “Miss Strickland was the..... More about The Royal Christian Martyr; St. Edmund, The Last King of East Anglia
London: Bell and Daldy, 1874. Cloth. Inscribed to Charlotte Foster from Jane Margaret Strickland. Octavo, xxviii, (2), 377pp. Purple boards with gilt title on spine. Spine faded, a little shaken, corners bumped. Bookplate of Georgina Gertrude Foster by T. Rough, minor foxing to half title, frontis portrait and illustrated title... More about Lives of the Last Four Princesses of the Royal House of Stuart
London: Joseph Rickerby, 1841. First Edition. Cloth. (6), 251pp., cloth and gilt, a.e.g. Lean to spine, worn, contents foxed. “Miss Strickland was the first woman to force an entry into the State Paper Office and the permit wrung from Lord Normanby after Lord John Russell had dismissed her application is..... More about Alda the British Captive