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The Vicar of Wakefield – 1877 [Hardcover] Oliver Goldsmith

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“The Vicar of Wakefield, A Tale” by Oliver Goldsmith, in the 1877 Appleton’s Illustrated Edition, offers a glimpse into 18th-century life. This edition includes engravings and an account of the author’s life. The brown cloth cover shows wear, with frayed spine edges and a fragile binding. An inscription from 1964 adds personal history to this classic. No dust jacket present. A valuable piece for collectors of vintage literature.

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Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of “The Vicar of Wakefield, A Tale” by Oliver Goldsmith, brought to life in this 1877 Appleton’s Illustrated Edition. This classic work of fiction, set in the pastoral English countryside, explores themes of family, resilience, and morality through the trials and tribulations of the vicar and his family. Goldsmith’s narrative, enriched with numerous engravings, offers a vivid portrayal of 18th-century life, making it a treasured addition to any classic literature collection. This edition not only captures the essence of Goldsmith’s storytelling but also includes an account of the author’s life and writings by J. Aikin, M.D., providing deeper insights into the literary genius behind the work.

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Author

Oliver Goldsmith
Binding

Hardcover
Publisher

D. Appleton and Company
Condition

used_acceptable
Edition

Appleton's Illustrated Edition
Condition Acceptable
Notes The book is bound in a richly embossed brown cloth cover featuring gilt illustrations, showing significant wear and rubbing, particularly along the edges and spine. The spine is slightly frayed at the top. The binding is fragile, with visible separation at the hinges. There is a personal inscription on the front endpaper dated 1964. No dust jacket is present. Despite these conditions, the book retains its historical charm and remains a fascinating piece for collectors.

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