An edition of Jack Archer
(1880)
The fall of Sebastopol
a tale of the Crimea
by G. A. Henty
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Edition Notes
First published as Jack Archer. Cf. Dartt.
Some ill. signed: J.J. (John Jellicoe?)
Copyright 1892.
In original publisher's binding: boards covered in paper with an illustration of charging soldiers carrying bayonets on upper board, advertisement for the series on lower; spine includes a portrait of Henty. Signed: Cosack & Co.
Dartt, R.L. Henty, p. 54 (variant spine)
LC copy is a copyright deposit: Aug. 30, 1892.
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