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The Graham's Town Series Number 1. 8vo; original dark brown cloth, with gilt device to upper cover, and spine lettered in gilt; dustwrapper; tinted top edge; pp. (vi) + 130, incl. index; monochrome plates. Near-fine condition. "The Rev John Ayliff, 1820 Settler and a well-known pioneer missionary in the Eastern Cape, left amongst other writings a personal diary covering the period 4 April 1821 to 8 December 1831. It is a strangely moving document dealing largely with his tasks as a preacher and assistant missionary and serves to illuminate the kind of difficulties and hardships the British settlers often had to face. Ayliff's journal, now published for the first time, is one of the very few contemporary documents to have survived, dealing with the first decade of Albany Settlement.".

The Graham's Town Series Number 1. 8vo; original dark brown cloth, with gilt device to upper cover, and spine lettered in gilt; dustwrapper; tinted top edge; pp. (vi) + 130, incl. index; monochrome plates. Dustwrapper partially sunned; occasional fox spot. Very good condition. "The Rev John Ayliff, 1820 Settler and a well-known pioneer missionary in the Eastern Cape, left amongst other writings a personal diary covering the period 4 April 1821 to 8 December 1831. It is a strangely moving document dealing largely with his tasks as a preacher and assistant missionary and serves to illuminate the kind of difficulties and hardships the British settlers often had to face. Ayliff's journal, now published for the first time, is one of the very few contemporary documents to have survived, dealing with the first decade of Albany Settlement.".

The Graham's Town Series Number 1. 8vo; original dark brown cloth, with gilt device to upper cover, and spine lettered in gilt; dustwrapper; tinted top edge; pp. (vi) + 130, incl. index; monochrome plates. Fine condition. "The Rev John Ayliff, 1820 Settler and a well-known pioneer missionary in the Eastern Cape, left amongst other writings a personal diary covering the period 4 April 1821 to 8 December 1831. It is a strangely moving document dealing largely with his tasks as a preacher and assistant missionary and serves to illuminate the kind of difficulties and hardships the British settlers often had to face. Ayliff's journal, now published for the first time, is one of the very few contemporary documents to have survived, dealing with the first decade of Albany Settlement.".