[Unusual American Mauchline Binding] Miles - Our home beyond the tide (1880s) 16th Century never let my enemy say

never let my enemy say that I prevailed against him

Hispania sive de regis Hispaniae Regnis et opibus Commentarius (1629) offers a detailed examination of the Spanish monarchy’s territorial holdings

por que la mar la rodea casi por todas partes” [took its name from Americo Vespucci

Rubbing to cover

the publication history of the English translation Captain Hatteras' adventures is an adventure in and of itself

[Unusual American Mauchline Binding] Miles - Our home beyond the tide (1880s) 16th Century never let my enemy sayEllen E. Miles. Our home beyond the tide. Glasgow: David Bryce and Son [n. d. 1880s] (90 x 60 mm) pp. 128. Each page ruled in red with titles of poems in gothic style lettering at top. Foredges in armenian red. Flyleaves and pastedowns in khaki floral typical of 19th century. Not dated but likely 1880s + Twenty nineth thousand. Mauchline wooden binding with scene from Gloria Dei Chyrch, Palenville, NY. Scuffed. Spine in red fabric which forms the