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GENN, C.T.
Rome. London: A. & C. Black, 1919. Reprint. "Peeps at Great Cities" series. 8vo., cont. half calf, cloth (school prize binding), (96)pp. Spine faded o/w fine.
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| $200 | Book Number: 26102 | Order / Enquire |
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GHEERBRANT, Alain.
The Impossible Adventure. Journey to the Far Amazon. Translated by Edward Fitzgerald. London: Victor Gollancz, 1953. Reprint. Cloth, 390pp. Fine in a near fine d/w. An account of the exploration in 1948-50 by three young Frenchman anda Colombian of the Orinoco.
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GIBBON, John Murray.
Steel of Empire. The Romantic History of the Canadian Pacific, the Northwest Passage of Today. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, (1935). First edition. Tall 8vo., orig.blue cloth, 423pp. Name on verso of frontis o/w fine.
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GIBBONS, Herbert Adams.
Ports of France. Illustrations by Giovanni Petrina. New York: Century Co., (1926). First edition. 8vo., orig. blue pictorial cloth, 319pp. Near fine.
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GILBERT, Thomas.
Voyage From New South Wales to Canton in the Year 1788 with Views of the Islands Discovered. Amsterdam: N. Israel, 1968. Facsimile reprint of the first edition of 1789. 4to., 88pp. Fine. "Making his way to Canton on a track lying many degrees to the east of that pursued by any of the circumnavigators, Gilbert discovered many important islands, including the ones that bear his and Mashall's name."
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(GILDON, Charles).
The Post-Man Robb'd of his Mail: Or, The Packet broke open. Being A Collection of Miscellaneous Letters, Serious and Comical, Amorous and Gallant. Amongst Which are, The Lover's Sighs: Or, The Amours of the Beautiful Stremunia and Alphonso......... London: Printed for A. Bettesworth...... 1719. 12mo., recently rebound with a leatherette spine, cloth, xvi, 340, (4)pp. Lacking half title and blank? some repairs to the edges of a couple of leaves o/w a nice copy. Charles Gildon [1665-1724]. "Gained but little reputation as an author and still less as an actor, but Pope has embalmed him in the Dunciad." Gildon "ran through his inheritance at 21 and resorted to the life of a hack writer."
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GILL, Tom.
Jungle Harvest. New York: Books Inc., (1945). Reprint. Covers badly stained a good copy only in d/w.
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| $450 | Book Number: 24145 | Order / Enquire |
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GILL, William.
Gems From the Coral Islands; Or, Incidents of Contrast Between Savage and Christian Life of the South Sea Islanders. London: Ward and Co., 1856. Two volumes bound in one. This is a remainder issue with volume one being the third thousand and volume two a first edition. Tall 8vo., full red leather, raised bands, elaborate gilt compartments, pictorial decoration in gilt on the covers, gilt borders, inner dentelles gilt, A.E.G., (xvi), ii, (244); (xviii), 320, (4)pp.ads. A fine attractive copy. "Pearls of wisdom from Gill on the attributes of a Christian versus a savage lifestyle. In spite of the title, this work is concerned with description and travel, and relates the history of the Christian missions in Melanesia. The author is not to be confused with William Wyatt Gill (1828-1896) who was also in the Pacific." Volume I deals with the New Hebrides Group: The Loyalty Group; and New Caledonia Group; Volume II does the Rarotonga Group; Penrhyn Islands and Savage Islands.
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GILLETT, Margaret.
We Walked Very Warily. A History of Women at McGill. Montreal: Eden Press, (1981). First edition. Tall 8vo., cloth, 476pp. With illustrations. A nice copy in a slightly worn d/w.
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GIODANO, da Rivalto.
Prediche del beato F. Giordano da Rivalto dell "Ordine de'Predicatori. Fiernze: Stampeiria di P.G. Viviani, 1739. First edition. From the library of Stillman Drake with his bookplate. 4to., full contemporary vellum, l, (1)-324pp. [ (26), Qq4, R6] Lightly soiled o/w near fine.
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