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Graham, Harry, "Col. D. Steamer"

Across Canada to the Klondyke

Methuen & Co Ltd., 1985

49,95 €

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Anno di pubblicazione
1985
ISBN
0458982407
Luogo di stampa
Toronto
Autore
Graham, Harry, "Col. D. Steamer"
Editori
Methuen & Co Ltd.
Formato
8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
Edizione
F First Printing
Soggetto
182 pages including black and white photographs. Packed with, now-odd but still fascinating facts about people and places, along the way, Graham's account of the journey delightfully re-creates the, banality of official receptions and officious dignitaries, as well as the banter of the Governor General's staff as train, and ship took them ever closer to the fabled land of gold. Book, unmarked with very light wear. Dust jacket with several small, tears and average edge wear. Across Canada to the Klondyke, Klondike Yukon Gold Rush 182 pages including black and white, photographs. Packed with now-odd but still fascinating facts, about people and places along the way, Graham's account of the journey delightfully re-creates the, banality of official receptions and officious dignitaries, as well as the banter of the Governor General's staff as train, and ship took them ever closer to the fabled land of gold. Book, unmarked with very light wear. Dust jacket with several small, tears and average edge wear. Canadian History
Descrizione
J H Good Hardcover
Stato di conservazione
Molto buono
Lingue
Inglese
Legatura
Rilegato
Prima edizione

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182 pages including black and white photographs. Packed with now-odd but still fascinating facts about people and places along the way, Graham's account of the journey delightfully re-creates the banality of official receptions and officious dignitaries, as well as the banter of the Governor General's staff as train and ship took them ever closer to the fabled land of gold. Book unmarked with very light wear. Dust jacket with several small tears and average edge wear. Book
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