Charles Langdale. A Discourse preached in the Chapel of Houghton, at the Funeral of the Hon. Charles Langdale, S.J. Dec. 9th, 1868, by Father Gallwey, S.J. His life and parliamentary career prior to entering the Jesuits. A rare article from the Dublin Review, 1892.

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Delivery schedule:
We usually despatch within the two days following your order, ie a Friday order may not go out until Tuesday, and then you need to allow a little time for delivery.

Typical delivery times - UK 3-5 working days.
Europe uptown 30 working days.
USA & Rest of World unto 30 working days.

Availability & Condition
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Queries
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Return policy;
We want you to be happy. Very happy. If you don't like the item when it arrives, just let us know, and arrange to send it back within thirty days. We'll cheerfully refund your purchase price. Just remember to pack as well as we do.

Postage;
UK Postage - 2 - 3 working days. 1st item 2.55 + each extra item 0.99

International delivery time vary by destination. Please allow upto 30 days, though it can often be much quicker.

European Postage - Please allow unto 30 days. 1st item 3.99 + each extra item 1.99

USA & Canada Air Mail - Please allow unto 30 days. 1st item 4.99 + each extra item 2.99

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William J. Amherst - Charles Langdale. A Discourse preached in the Chapel of Houghton, at the Funeral of the Hon. Charles Langdale, S.J. Dec. 9th, 1868, by Father Gallwey, S.J. His life and parliamentary career prior to entering the Jesuits. A rare article from the Dublin Review, 1892.