1901 Country Life in the Seventeenth Century Being a note upon Lord Macaulay's Caricature of the Country Squires of Charles the Second's Reign. Reprinted from the introduction to a volume of old family letters.
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Author's Presentation Copy, First Edition, Signed, Very Scarce
Printed in 1901 by Sitwell at his private Scarborough press, this copy is signed by the author to a relative, William Hurt Sitwell. The armorial bookplate to the pastedown is that of Roger Simon Woodchurch Clarke, a member of the peerage. Old Country Life, as it is written to the spine, is concerned with landed gentry and their geneaology. Sir George Sitwell was an antiquarian writer and Conservative politician, father of Osbert, Sacheverell and Edith Sitwell.
Condition
In a half morocco binding with patterned boards and gilt lettering to the spine. Externally, excellent with very slight cracking to the joints. Spotting to the endpapers, with an armorial bookplate to the pastedown. Internally, firmly bound with clean and bright pages.
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