Meade (L.T.) Micah Faraday, Adventurer
£95
London, Ward, Lock, 1910.
First edition, first impression. 8vo. Original decorative cloth.
Meade was prolific in many genres beyond her well-known school stories; this work showcases her range.
In stock
A little minor foxing; some wear to corners and spine ends, but overall very good.
Frontispiece.
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