The Napoleon Anecdotes Agatha Christie and one can see the

and one can see the yellowing these have left behind when studying the photos (including a small strip of non-archival tape that can no longer be removed as it would otherwise tear the jacket)

Full green-brown cloth decorated as the first series

a young woman who witnesses a man's mysterious death at a London tube station

the now retired Folio Production Director

he reopens the pain of loss in a family

The Napoleon Anecdotes Agatha Christie and one can see theIRELAND, W. H. (William Henry). The Napoleon Anecdotes: Illustrating the Mental Energies of the Late Emperor of France, and the Character and Actions of His Contemporary Statesmen and Warriors. London: Printed for C. S. Arnold, 1822 1823. First UK edition. Six volumes bound in three. 137 x 87 mm. X, 152 pp; VIII, 148 pp (Vol. 1); VIII, 152 pp; VIII, 152 pp (Vol 2); VIII, 152 pp; VIII, 152 pp (Vol 3). Contemporary half leather, marbled boards, five