Various Authors - Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Vol. Xlvi, July- December 1839 (New American Edition, Vol. Ix).

NY. NY: Jemima M. Mason, 1839. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 1/2 leather with leather spine and corners and blue-gray boards. Leather is heavily rubbed and worn, boards are rubbed with water stains to back cover, affecting the surface only. Bright gilt titles to spine are still quite readable. Shallow loss of leather at extremities of spine. Owner bookplate inside front cover. Contents are generally excellent, binding is tight, pages are clean and unmarked, with the exception of a few stains here and there. No foxing. 858 pages of essays, news, reviews, opinion, travel, history. A sample of articles deal with French literature of the 18th century, a journey to Aberystwith, Protestants of Scotland, public parks of London (its "Lungs") , song-writing, the horrors of potential universal suffrage, the Cossacks, the National Gallery, Murder considered as one of the Fine Arts and much more. A solid, still attractive copy. 8vo - 8" to 9" tall. 858 pages. K1. Very Good-.

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