Description: 376 pages + publisher's ads Seats of the Mighty : A Romance of Old Quebec This is a near Fine copy of the dramatic account of the defeat of the French army by the British in Quebec City in 1759, as acted out by the main characters of the era. Author Gilbert Parker was a successful novelist who enjoyed writing fictionalized nobels about French Canadians, and this one was his first commercial success, ranking the third most popular novel in New York in 1908. The book also became the basis for a silent film in 1914 starring Lionel Barrymore. Book is extremely well preserved with a red cloth binding with no wear after some 116 years. Titles and illustrations are gilt, as is the top of the text block. Binding is firm and all 4 corners are sharp with no shelf wear. Hinges are tight and the internal pages are free of handling marks and spotting. The book has 376 pages plus a listing of books by the same publisher, Appleton and Company, New York. It has 20 chapters and 12 illlustrations. Please have a look at the photos if you have questions about the book's condition. We invite you to check out our other listings and take advantage of combined shipping rates.
Price: 74.95 CAD
Location: Surrey, British Columbia
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Shipping Cost: 19.44 CAD
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Language: English
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