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DARA N° 11 - VAISE UN QUARTIER DE LYON ANTIQUE
DARA - Documents d'Archéologie en Rhône-Alpes - DELAVAL, E. - BELLON, C. - CHASTEL, J. - PLASSOT, E. - TRANOY, L. -
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In den WarenkorbDocuments d'Archéologie en Rhône-Alpes N° 11 - Série Lyonnaise N° 5 - Ministère de la Culture - 1995 - 1 vol in-4 - Broché - Couverture illustrée - 289 pages + illustrations en noir & blanc dans le texte Bon état.
Verlag: 24 May ; Newport Isle of Wight, 1853
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In den WarenkorbFolio, 1 p. Twenty-three lines. Text clear and complete. Good, on lightly-aged paper. His mother Lady Napier, who went to town the previous day, has 'taken charge of the 2 Vols of the Athenaeum' his correspondent sent him. 'Lady Napier has promised to call herself at Leicester Square & deliver the books to you'. If he should be…in when she calls, Napier asks him to 'explain to her my theory as to the "Sources of the Nile", briefly embodied in the accompanying paper'. He asks him to either return the paper 'with your marks', or, if he thinks 'it will bear the test of publicity, could you manage to get it inserted for me in the "Times"?' In a postscript initialled 'E. N.' he states that the Athenaeum volumes are the only ones he has received, '& I have not heard of any others having been sent to Sir Charles Napier in Albemarle Street after I left London'. A long letter by 'E. ELERS NAPIER, Lieutenant-Colonel. | Braiswick-lodge, Colchester, June 28.', headed 'THE SOURCES OF THE NILE', was published by The Times on 30 June 1853. The identity of his correspondent is uncertain: At this time Routledge's shop was in Ryder's Court, Leicester Square.