The Fields of Dulditch by Mary Mann - Boydell Press 1976 Reissue, DJ

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The Fields of Dulditch

Mary E. Mann

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Author
Mary E. Mann
Publisher
The Boydell Press
Year
1976
Edition
Reissued 1976 · not confirmed
Binding
Hardback
Dust jacket
Yes – Good
Condition
Very Good
ISBN
085115056X

About this copy

This is the 1976 Boydell Press reissue of Mary E. Mann's 1902 collection of short stories set in a fictionalised Norfolk village ("Dulditch", based on the real village of Shropham). The copyright page confirms: First published 1902, Reissued 1976. Hardcover in green cloth boards, in the original illustrated dust jacket.

The jacket front features a period photograph from P.H. Emerson's 'Life and Landscape on the Norfolk Broads' (1886); the rear panel carries a photograph of Mary Mann from the 1880s and a review quote from Adrian Bell of the Eastern Daily Press. Printed price of £3.50 net is present on the jacket flap.

Condition

Book
Very Good – clean green cloth boards, text block appears sound and clean throughout.
Dust jacket
Good – small nick/tear at the top edge of the front panel, light rubbing to the spine ends and extremities, and some faint spotting to the rear panel.

This is a pre-owned book, and minor age-related wear may be present beyond what is specifically mentioned. All readily visible defects have been described to the best of my ability. Please see photos, which form part of the description.

Collector's notes

  • 1976 reissue by The Boydell Press of Mary Mann's 1902 short story collection
  • Introduction by Ronald Blythe
  • Jacket cover image credited to P.H. Emerson, 1886
  • "Dulditch" is a fictional name for the Norfolk village of Shropham
  • Original price of £3.50 net printed on the jacket flap

This is a pre-owned book. Please look at every photograph: they show its true condition.