Crommelin’s Over the Andes Printed Area Measurement_13.5 x 19 cm Part of the lower Siq

Part of the lower Siq

the publisher Teesdale employed the engravers Bingley and Woolnoth

Any player landing on Pontefract misses a turn ‘to walk to the interesting school at Ackworth’ a Quaker boarding school founded in 1779

map of the Zijpe polder

were engraved to illustrate Gibson's edition of William Camden's Britannia

Crommelin’s Over the Andes Printed Area Measurement_13.5 x 19 cm Part of the lower SiqA member of a relatively impecunious Franco Irish gentry family, Crommelin travelled widely and supported herself by writing travel accounts and 42 novels, many of which were based on her travels. Condition & Materials Crommelin, May: Over the Andes from the Argentine to Chili and Peru. London, Richard Bentley, 1896. 8vo. pp. [xii], 387, with illustrations, blue publishers cloth lettered in gilt, light soiling to white buckram corner pieces and a