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Titre
The Land of Free Speech: Record of a Campaign on Behalf of Peace in England and Scotland in 1900 - Signed by the Author (Provenance: Rommer Casimir)
Auteur
Cronwright-Schreiner, S.C.
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
London: The New Age Press
Prix
€ 145,00(Excl. toute livraison)
Détails
1906, Good Condition, Hardcover Cloth, Signed by the Author, a small number of pages are uncut, 456pp + Portrait Frontispiece & 34 b/w photo's
Plus d'informations
Signed by the Author with a dedication to Rommer Casimir (Dutch educator and academic)
" R. Casimir
from S. Cronwright-Schreiner
27 . 11 . 22 "
The Land of Free Speech: Record of a Campaign on Behalf of Peace in England and Scotland in 1900 (1906) is a book written by Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner. The book is a detailed account of the author's campaign for peace in England and Scotland in the year 1900. The author was a South African writer and political activist who was deeply involved in the peace movement during the Second Boer War. The Land of Free Speech provides a comprehensive look at the author's travels throughout England and Scotland as he spoke out against the war and advocated for peace. The book includes speeches, letters, and articles written by the author, as well as accounts
PROVENANCE
This book is from the library of Rommert Casimir, a Dutch educator and academic, and probably gifted to him by South African writer Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner on 27 November 1922.
" R. Casimir
from S. Cronwright-Schreiner
27 . 11 . 22 "
The Land of Free Speech: Record of a Campaign on Behalf of Peace in England and Scotland in 1900 (1906) is a book written by Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner. The book is a detailed account of the author's campaign for peace in England and Scotland in the year 1900. The author was a South African writer and political activist who was deeply involved in the peace movement during the Second Boer War. The Land of Free Speech provides a comprehensive look at the author's travels throughout England and Scotland as he spoke out against the war and advocated for peace. The book includes speeches, letters, and articles written by the author, as well as accounts
PROVENANCE
This book is from the library of Rommert Casimir, a Dutch educator and academic, and probably gifted to him by South African writer Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner on 27 November 1922.
