The Chronicles of Edinburgh, from its foundation in A.D. 617, to A.D. 1851. Embellished with plans and several views of the city, its churches, hospitals, monuments, free church college, castle, and Palace of Holyrood.
The Chronicles of Edinburgh, from its foundation in A.D. 617, to A.D. 1851. Embellished with plans and several views of the city, its churches, hospitals, monuments, free church college, castle, and Palace of Holyrood.
The Chronicles of Edinburgh, from its foundation in A.D. 617, to A.D. 1851. Embellished with plans and several views of the city, its churches, hospitals, monuments, free church college, castle, and Palace of Holyrood.
The Chronicles of Edinburgh, from its foundation in A.D. 617, to A.D. 1851. Embellished with plans and several views of the city, its churches, hospitals, monuments, free church college, castle, and Palace of Holyrood.

The Chronicles of Edinburgh, from its foundation in A.D. 617, to A.D. 1851. Embellished with plans and several views of the city, its churches, hospitals, monuments, free church college, castle, and Palace of Holyrood.

  • Stevenson, R.H.
  • Edinburgh: William Whyte & Co. 1851
  • Todd 79c.

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FIRST EDITION, 8vo, pp. 456 + 2 folding maps and 7 engraved plates. Near-contemporary half black calf, marbled boards, spine divided by raised bands ruled in gilt, brown morocco label lettered in gilt, marbled edges. A touch of spotting to plates. Binding rubbed and a little worn to extremities. Pencil ownership inscription to front flyleaf.

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A substantial but concise history of Edinburgh, an expansion of the author's earlier 'Annals of Edinburgh and Leith' of 1839.

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