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Tales from the Carrier's Cart
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Anyone know anything about this book? 'tis a Devonshire book and I would dearly love a copy. Thanks
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Are you sure that's the correct title? By law, a copy of every book published in this country must be placed in the British Library. Their catalogue has no listing for the title you give.
However, searching a bit deeper shows that a book entitled In a Devonshire Carrier�s Van. Tales told in the Devon dialect. (Reprinted from �The Illustrated Western Weekly News.�), by 'Jan Stewer' (a pseudonym of Albert John Coles), was published in 1912.
Such a book will almost certainly have had a fairly small print run, so it's likely to be rare (and correspondingly expensive). However, if you've got 40 quid to spare, you can buy a copy from Cotswold Internet Books:
http://www.antiqbook.co.uk/boox/cot/BOOKS07609 8I.shtml
Chris
However, searching a bit deeper shows that a book entitled In a Devonshire Carrier�s Van. Tales told in the Devon dialect. (Reprinted from �The Illustrated Western Weekly News.�), by 'Jan Stewer' (a pseudonym of Albert John Coles), was published in 1912.
Such a book will almost certainly have had a fairly small print run, so it's likely to be rare (and correspondingly expensive). However, if you've got 40 quid to spare, you can buy a copy from Cotswold Internet Books:
http://www.antiqbook.co.uk/boox/cot/BOOKS07609 8I.shtml
Chris
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