from J.H. Gordon Books

The Legal Classics Library, 2014. Hardcover, no dust jacket, black leather with gilt, faux marbling decorative end paper, gilt text block. FINE copy, appears unread, as new. Facsimile printing of Common Sense and The Rights of Man

Persephone Press, 2008. Trade paperback, used book. VERY GOOD copy, minor shelf wear, clean bright interior.

Toronto: Lester & Orpen Dennys/Virago Modern Classics, 1979. VERY GOOD copy, some shelf wear, age discoloration, former owner signature on first page, otherwise a clean unmarked copy. Fryniwayd Tennyson Jesse, a great-niece of Alfred Lord Tennyson, began a career as a journalist in 1911 and was one of the few women to report from the front during World War I.… Read more

London: Persephone Classics, 2009.Trade Paperback. French flaps, decorative cover. VERY GOOD copy, minor edge wear, otherwise a fine copy, clean unmarked interior.

Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1974. pp.506 New Canadian Library N.103 Paperback. GOOD+ copy, age toning to page edges, scuffs, chips, and creases to cover, interior clean and unmarked, spine straight and tight.

Cambridge: Little, Brown and Company, 1900. Hardcover, GOOD copy, significant edge wear, page toning, hinge a bit loose but binding secure, former owner inscription on end paper. B/W illustrations by Henry Sandham.

London: Oxford University Press, 1965/1966. Book 1 and Book II. Edited by P.C.Bayley VERY GOOD copies, minor shelf wear, age toned, tidy former owner inscription inside, otherwise clean, unmarked interior. No dust jackets.

Norwalk, CT: Easton Press. NEAR FINE 1976. Part of the 100 Greatest Books Ever Written series. Hardcover. No DJ as issued; Full green gilt-worked leather, 4 raised bands, ribbon marker, green moire endpapes, 135 pp. Selected, edited and introduced by William York Tindall, illustrated by Robin Jacques.

London: The Bodley Head Ltd. 1978, pp. 339. VERY GOOD hardcover in VERY GOOD dust jacket - not price clipped. First Edition. Minor aging to pages and dust jacket, small stain on bottom edge of text block, spine slightly cocked, otherwise clean, no interior markings.

London: Hutchinson & Co. Ltd. Tenth impression, 1971. pp.496 A Scots Quair, a trilogy including Sunset Song, Cloud Howe, & Grey Granite. Hardcover VERY GOOD copy, light blue boards, minor shelf wear, tanned endpapers, tidy former owner's inscription on front endpaper, interior is otherwise unmarked, minor foxing to text block and boards. Dust jacket in VERY GOOD condition, not price-clipped,… Read more

Broadview Press, 2001. 294pp. Paperback. Near Fine copy with minor edge wear, otherwise clean and unmarked. Edited by Nicholas Ruddick, Includes an introduction, chronology, selected bibliography, notes on text, and appendices.