The True Story of the Grosvenor: East Indianman - Auhor: Percival R. Kirby

The True Story of the Grosvenor: East Indianman - Auhor: Percival R. Kirby

Name: The True Story of the Grosvenor: East Indianman - Auhor: Percival R. Kirby
SKU: B4227S9B
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Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Product code

B4227S9B

Bob Shop ID

615732203

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Date: 1960

Edition: 1st

Hardcover with dust jacket

Pages: 266 Epilogue, Bibliography & Indexes included

Condition: Good

A nice & mellow copy. Cover edges is worn; covered with shelve rubbed cellophane & Pages edges tanned without inscriptions. Author signature on title page.

Ex school library stamp & card holder on front end page & inside front cover.

"The complete story of the Grosvenor is told for the first time in full detail. The wreck itself is dramatic but added to this are other exciting subjects which have inspired plays, poetry & novels. During the trek of men, together with women & children, across country inhabited by savage tribes there were heroic actions on one hand & near cannibalism on the other. Its is the story of human bravery & human fallibility & it is true."

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