An edition of The City of Wonder (1923)

The City of Wonder

Second Edition - 1st American Edition
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Last edited by Tom Morris
January 22, 2022 | History
An edition of The City of Wonder (1923)

The City of Wonder

Second Edition - 1st American Edition

"A wonderful book" Eden Phillpotts says in a letter to the author, "that can stand beside 'King Solomon's Mines' and not fear comparison." The story of three adventurers who crossed the trembling bridge, and came by way of the "place where ghosts chase woman" to overcome the woman who ruled monkeys, and in the end to find the "city of wonder" is one such as is rarely told. The love idyll of Princess Eve among the hidden wonders of Kir-Asa is, perhaps, the greatest feature in a story which for grip and power has few parallels in modern fiction. "Quote from the front jacket flap"

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Pages
287

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The City of Wonder
1923, Moffat, Yard & Company
Hardback - Second Edition - 1st American Edition

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First Sentence

"Kir-Asa stands, trebly guarded, and most remotely secure of all the world's secret places since men began to make history, away in the wilds that still exist in certain lands of the Pacific."

Edition Notes

This book was originally published in England in 1922. This 1923 American edition, stated "SECOND EDITION" on the title page and with only "Printed in England" on the copyright page, has been noted as the First American edition, taken from the pages of the English 2nd edition. The book is bound in red cloth with a yellow border around the front cover, and with the title, author and publisher on the spine in yellow.

Published in
New York
Genre
Lost Race
Copyright Date
None noted (1923) Printed in England

The Physical Object

Format
Hardback
Pagination
[1-6] 7-287 [288: blank]
Number of pages
287
Dimensions
19 CM.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23135941M
OCLC/WorldCat
1216262

First Sentence

"Kir-Asa stands, trebly guarded, and most remotely secure of all the world's secret places since men began to make history, away in the wilds that still exist in certain lands of the Pacific."

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January 22, 2022 Edited by Tom Morris merge authors
March 20, 2013 Edited by Russell Bernard description
July 26, 2012 Edited by 129.137.234.241 Edited without comment.
April 13, 2010 Edited by Open Library Bot Linked existing covers to the edition.
March 14, 2009 Created by 72.49.48.185 new entry