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[Blatchford (Robert)] Dismal England
£135
London, Walter Scott, 1899.
First edition. 8vo. Original red gilt-pictorial cloth.
A bright attractive copy of this mournful reflection on British society at the turn of the century, by a then well-known socialist, novelist and campaigner.
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Large gift inscription to front endpaper; an excellent copy.
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