Search Results: Titles starting with S from Naomi Symes Books

(Centre for North-West Regional Studies, 1993). Paperback. Fine. 75pp.

(BBC, rpt, 1985). Hardback. Very good in dustwrapper. 280pp.

(Corner House, 1969 rpt of 1891 text). Hardback. Small hole in fly leaf/spine inside, some white powdery marking to boards, otherwise good in worn and torn dustwrapper. 335pp.

(Granada, rpt, 1982). Signed by the author. Paperback. Light edge wear and light creasing to spine, otherwise good+. 187pp.

(A and C. Black, 1954). With ninety-five photographs. Hardback. Good+ in rather torn dustwrapper. 66pp.

(Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2002). Hardback. Fine in dustwrapper. 256pp.

(OUP, rpt, 1929). Girls' school story. Hardback. Slight foxing, otherwise very good with illustrations by G. Browne. 190pp.

(Guild Publishing, 1989). Hardback. Very good+ in dustwrapper. 96pp.

(RKP, 3rd impress., 1970). Vol 1 only: Three Preliminary Studies; Aspects of Adult Life in England. Hardback. Ex library with usual library stamps, spine faded, but good. xii + 435pp.

(George Kelsall, 1992). Paperback. Brand new book, fine. 101pp.

(OUP, 1968). Hardback. Very good in slightly worn dustwrapper. xiii + 130pp.

(Portrayer Publishers, 2010). Pack of 10 suffragette Christmas greetings cards (all featuring the same design). Card measurements are 6 inches high by 4 inches wide and each card is complete with cellophane wrapper and envelope. Blank interiors for your own message or for any occasion. The image, which is based on a picture contemporary to the suffragette era, is printed in vibrant colours. It features Santa Claus with the word Votes on his Christmas sacks. A choir of children looks on and a little choir girl greets him, amidst festive lanterns, snow and icicles. Please note that the sample electronic image, unlike the cards themselves, is watermarked and reduced in quality, to prevent image theft. Brand new, fine. pp.

(Kaye Adlington, 1985). Hardback. Ex library with usual library stamps, otherwise good+ in creased dustwrapper. 146pp.

(Cassell, 1887). Hardback. Boards rubbed espec at edges, otherwise good+ with decorated boards. 128pp.

(Chapman and Hall, 1893). Hardback. Ex library with usual library stamps and stickers, some foxing internally, otherwise good. iv + 294pp.

(Kestrel Books, 1980). Hardback. Very good in dustwrapper. 144pp.

(Hodder & Stoughton, 2000). Paperback. Very good - book proof. 363pp.

(Junior League of Savannah, 1997). Spiral-bound. Hardback. A little marking to cover boards, otherwise very good. 302pp.

(Liverpool UP, 2018). Hardback. Fine condition. 234pp.

(Wolds Publishing, first UK edition, 2010). Caroline Chisholm's philanthropic work was of lasting benefit to British emigrants and colonies - to Australia in particular. In New South Wales, she found shelter and employment for female immigrants and pressed officials to adopt her schemes for settling families on the land. In London, she arranged free passages for emancipists' wives and children and encouraged families to emigrate to Australia. In Victorian goldfields, she provided accommodation for the needy traveller. Tireless and resourceful, she cared little for personal reward or position; and by her own endeavours and careful persuasion, she demonstrated her faith in people, the strength of womanhood, and the need to protect the vulnerable and help working people and their families. This biography casts new light on her life and achievements. Paperback. Brand new, mint condition. xvi + 239pp.