Benjamin stout (13 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Crisp, clean pages except for a red ink-stamp on the first (blank) page; Good Crisp, clean pages except for a red ink-stamp on the first (blank) page; soft cover bears a hard crease across the bottom right front corner, a thin crease at the left front, fading along the spine, and surface wear and scuffing front and back, but remains overall sound. xii, 131pp.…

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First Edition. First edition, 8vo, pp. xvi, 144; original blue paper-covered boards, tan paper shelfback, printed title on spine; boards somewhat soiled, spine toned, extremities rubbed, text clean; good an sound, or better. Later inscription on flyleaf, "Sir Matthew Nathan, from L. A. Barker." Nathan was colonial governor serving in Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, Hong Kong, Natal and Queensland. Contemporary signature on title page of "F. Cotton." "Issued with a view of affording information respecting the country reserved for the 1820 settlers, which the editor asserts is not to be found in other works of South Africa" (Mendelssohn). Most of the material appeared earlier in Narrative of the Loss of the Ship Hercules (1798) where Stout, encountering a gale which rendered the ship unmanageable, ran the ship ashore on the African coast. Remarkably, all the crew reached the shore safely, and the native Caffres were friendly and led the crew to Dutch settlements. Mendelssohn p. 445. …

An Accurate and Truly Interesting Description of those Delightful Regions Situated Five Hundred Miles North of the Cape.First edition thus. 8vo. Recent half calf, gilt, extremities rubbed. xvi, 144pp. London, Edwards and Knibb, Originally published in 1798 under the title Narrative of the Loss of the Ship Hercules, commanded by Captain Benjamin Stout &c, &c. The work recounts the overland journey overland from the coast (between the Keiskama and Beka rivers) to Capetown. Both Theal and Mendelssohn take issue with the work's title. Mendelssohn, pp445-6; Theal, p288.…