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Fanny Guinness believed that it was important to know more about Central Africa in order to better understand it.
Fanny Guinness believed that it was important to know more about Central Africa in order to better understand it.
Fanny Guinness believed that it was important to know more about Central Africa in order to better understand it.
Fanny Guinness believed that it was important to know more about Central Africa in order to better understand it.

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GUINNESS, Mrs. H. Grattan [Fanny Emma].

The New World of Central Africa.

London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1890.

£850.00
£850.00

The New World of Central Africa.

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An evangelical missionary, Fanny Guinness believed that it was important to know more about Central Africa to better understand it, and her book provides a valuable compendium of knowledge on the region. The book is very well illustrated.

First edition; 8vo; inscribed presentation copy from the author; 536 pp.; frontispiece, 5 maps including 2 folding (1 large and in colour), numerous wood-engraved illustrations, many full-page, plates, fine contemporary polished calf gilt, spine richly gilt, all edges gilt, a fine copy.

Theakstone (Bibliography), p118; Theakstone (Encyclopaedia), p180.

Stock code 110655

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Fanny Guinness believed that it was important to know more about Central Africa in order to better understand it.

The New World of Central Africa.

£850.00
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