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CLEMENT LORIMER; or the book with the Iron Clasps. A Romance.

CLEMENT LORIMER; or the book with the Iron Clasps. A Romance.

CLEMENT LORIMER; or the book with the Iron Clasps. A Romance.

CLEMENT LORIMER; or the book with the Iron Clasps. A Romance.

by Reach,Angus B[ethune] (1821-1856) illustrated by Geroge Cruikshank

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London: David Bogue, 1849. Hardcover. Good. Etched plates [12 as listed] by George Cruikshank.. Small octavo [173x122mm] half red calf marbled boards four raised bands (spine partly split/gilt rubbed/tips worn & scuffed) vi +280pp. Coat of arm bookplate of J.Butler Bowdon of Pleasington Hall. The frontis and a few other plates slightly cropped at the lower edge, titlepage with light brown stain and adhesion marks in gutter. Some foxing/fingering, one text leaf loose and chipped to edge (no loss). Plates are unusual some being ovals in shaded surrounds but some of these have offset to the opposite text page although this does not affect readability. *This Scottish author was one of the first to make use of sensationalism in a crime novel, the book includes criminal conspiracies, mind bending drugs, victimization, and secrets from the past. This is also one of the first crime novels about race horse nobbling so that the criminal gambler may win. This is quite a scare first edition by a short lived author and journalist.

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Bookseller
Abbey Antiquarian Books GB (GB)
Bookseller's Inventory #
V70049
Title
CLEMENT LORIMER; or the book with the Iron Clasps. A Romance.
Author
Reach,Angus B[ethune] (1821-1856) illustrated by Geroge Cruikshank
Illustrator
Etched plates [12 as listed] by George Cruikshank.
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used - Good
Quantity Available
1
Publisher
David Bogue
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1849
Keywords
Victorian sensational crime novel
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