Anglo Norman Legends; or, Tales of the Channel Islands.
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Book Description
Louisa Clarke wrote several works relating to the natural history of the Channel Islands. On her behalf, the local publisher, Barbet, assembled the seven tales present here, most notably the story of John Andrew Gordien.
Author[CLARKE, Louise Lane] (Editor).
DateN.D.
BindingOriginal grey card wraps, green cloth spine, label to front wrap, coloured endpapers.
PublisherGuernsey: printed and published by S. Barbet,
ConditionWraps lightly soiled; small loss of cloth to spine tips and front joint; fracture to front joint but board holding; partial bookplate to front paste down endpaper; ink signature to title page, text lightly age-browned with some occasional minor foxing.
Pages[ii], 80pp.
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