Miss Bobbie by Ethel Turner (c1910) glazing dustjackets both show minor edge

dustjackets both show minor edge and shelf wear (see photographs)

John Bradley remembers sympathetically his range of patients and the importance of medical advancements

From the time of his arrival in 1800 he sent detailed and lengthy letters to Banks

the references span the world from Siberia to South America

and the cultural consequences of both

Miss Bobbie by Ethel Turner (c1910) glazing dustjackets both show minor edgeMiss Bobbie by Ethel Turner illustrated by Harold Copping Ward Lock & Co., c1910, black and white illustrated plates, illustrations in text, gilt decorated boards and spine, hardcover Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, front endpaper and possibly frontispiece removed, no inscriptions, rubbing, chipping and wear in general to covers and spine, some foxing (see photographs) When Roberta Lennox, "Miss