Rev Robert Traill (3 results)

No Dust Jacket. Previous owners name written on the front free; Hardcover; James M'Millan,; Luke Loomis, Pittsburg - Joseph Wetham, Philadelphia;; Leather bound boards with a black strip on the spine that has gilt lettering of the title. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall; 387 p. Fair endpaper, dated 1846. The front cover is almost completely detached, just holding on by one small cord. The spine lettering on the leather is still readable and attached, but at the top and the bottom of the spine there is a small piece of the leather missing, does not affect the reading of the book. Moderate foxing throughout, very brittle pages, the front free endpaper is missing a corner that ripped off. Main Cross Street 1836.…

Condition: Good. Leatherbounds. Fair wear to boards with corners bumped, scuffing, marks and chips to the spine. The binding is a little loose. Content has even toning. No DJ. The previous owners name on the endpapers.

Condition: VG Very Good. No Dust Jacket, as Issued. An American Edition. Octavo, [23cm/9.25inches], full gilt-embossed burnt sienna cloth sans dust jacket, pp. xii, 604 indexed. Includes Genealogical tables. Please feel free to inquire as to particulars and/or additional photographs. . Quote: "Daisy Goodwin's ancestor, the Church of Ireland clergyman in Schull, Robert Traill spent most of his savings on Famine relief in 1846, before dying of typhus a year later. Last year, his great-great-great granddaughter, Daisy Goodwin brought the story of the Famine to more than seven million viewers in an episode of the ITV drama, Victoria.This very well be the same Traill??.…