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(18) [LETTERS TO THE BIBLE SOCIETY: 1911] Letters of / George Borrow / To the British and Foreign / Bible Society / Published by Direction of the Committee / Edited by / T. H. Darlow / Hodder and Stoughton / London New York Toronto / 1911. Collation:--Octavo, pp. xviii + 471; consisting of: Half-title (with blank reverse) pp. i-ii; Title-page, as above (with blank reverse) pp. iii-iv; Dedication _To Williamson Lamplough_ (with blank reverse) pp. v-vi; Preface vii-xi; Note regarding "the officials of the Bible Society with whom Borrow came into close relationship" pp. xi-xii; _List of Borrow's Letters_, _etc._, _printed in this Volume_ pp. xiii-xvii; chronological _Outline of Borrow's career_ p. xviii; and Text of the _Letters_, &c., pp. 1-471. There are head-lines throughout, each verso being headed _George Borrow's Letters_, and each recto _To the Bible Society_. Upon the reverse of p. 471 is the following imprint "_Printed by T. and A. Constable_, _Printers to His Majesty_ / _at the Edinburgh University Press_." The signatures are _a_ (one sheet of 8 leaves), _b_ (a quarter-sheet of 2 leaves), A to 2 F (29 sheets, each 8 leaves) plus 2 G (a half-sheet of 4 leaves). Sig. _a_ 1 is a blank. A facsimile of one of the Letters included in the volume is inserted as Frontispiece. Issued in dark crimson buckram, with paper sides, lettered in gold across the back, "_Letters of_ / _George_ / _Borrow_ / _To the_ / _Bible Society_ / _Edited by_ / _T. H. Darlow_ / _Hodder &_ / _Stoughton_." The leaves measure 8.375 x 5.875 inches. The published price was 7_s._ 6_d._ "When Borrow set about preparing _The Bible in Spain_, he obtained from the Committee of the Bible Society the loan of the letters which are here published, and introduced considerable portions of them into that most picturesque and popular of his works. Perhaps one-third of the contents of the present volume was utilised in this way, being more or less altered and edited by Borrow for the purpose."--[_Preface_, pp. ix-x]. The holographs of the complete series of Letters included in this volume are preserved in the archives of the British and Foreign Bible Society. There is a copy of _Letters of George Borrow to the British and Foreign Bible Society_ in the Library of the British Museum. The Press-mark is 010902.e.10. (19) [LETTERS TO MARY BORROW: 1913] Letters / To his Wife / Mary Borrow / By / George B
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