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  • The House with the Green Shutters - Library of Classics

    GEORGE DOUGLAS, R.W. DRAWBELL, SIDNEY STANLEY

    Hardcover (COLLINS CLEAR TYPE, March 15, 1940)
    CIRCA 1940 LIB/CLASSICS UK TINY 3X5 PURPLE CLOTH HARDCVR, SCI-FI @ 317 PP

  • History of Jamaica,

    Clinton Vane de Brosse Black

    Hardcover (Collins Clear-Type Press, Jan. 1, 1969)
    HARDCOVER BOOK

  • Fairy Tales from Grimm

    The Brothers Grimm

    Hardcover (Collins Clear-Type, March 15, 1930)
    This 1930 edition is slightly smaller at 8" x 10.5", with 89 pages instead of 117. This edition omits: "The Story of Rumpelstiltskin", "The Poor Miller's Boy and the Cat", "The Story of the Six Swans", and "Little One-Eye, Two-Eyes and Three-Eyes".

  • Uncle Tom's Cabin Young Folk's Edition

    Harriet Beecher Stowe

    Hardcover (Collin's Clear-Type Press, July 6, 1913)
    None

  • The History of Pendennis

    W.M. Thackery

    Hardcover (Collins Clear Type Press, )
    None

  • A Summer Ride Through Western Tibet

    Jane Ellen Duncan

    Hardcover (Collins' Clear-Type Press, March 15, 1906)
    None

  • Adam Bede

    George Eliot

    Hardcover (Collins Clear Type Press, March 15, 1900)
    None

  • The Forty-Five Guardsmen

    Alexandre Dumas: Illus. Hardy

    Leather Bound (Collins' Clear-Type Press, July 6, 1920)
    None

  • The Three Musketeers

    Alexandre Dumas

    Hardcover (COLLINS CLEAR TYPE PRESS, March 15, 1910)
    None

  • Bleak House

    Charles Dickens

    Hardcover (Collins Clear-Type Press, March 15, 1900)
    None

  • The Fourteenth of October

    Bryher

    Hardcover (Collins Clear-Type Press, March 15, 1959)
    This great historical novel discloses the warm and colorful story of Saxon resistance to the Norman invasion of Britain. The story is a magical achievement: the reader shares, as in an immediate experience, in the life of a Saxon boy. With him, he watches the Danes come over the hill, lives as hostage in a Norman stronghold, escapes to Britain, shares in the memorable ride to the Battle of Hastings, and has to come to terms with a conquest that alters history. Saxon life and landscape, with brilliant reconstructions, take on a wonderful vitality. The eleventh century lives again in its own terms. The world of A.D. 1066 is that of any people whose freedom is ever threatened or whose way of life seems doomed.

  • The Count of Monte Cristo

    Alexandre Dumas

    Hardcover (Collins' Clear Type Press, Jan. 1, 1111)
    None
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