Wonderful Adventures of Mrs. Seacole in Many Lands (1984 Falling Wall Press edition) (Q2472)
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1984 edition, published by Falling Wall Press, Bristol, England
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| English | Wonderful Adventures of Mrs. Seacole in Many Lands (1984 Falling Wall Press edition) |
1984 edition, published by Falling Wall Press, Bristol, England |
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First published by James Blackwood, July 1857 | Second edition published by Falling Wall Press, February 1984
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Introduction, notes, bibliography and index, copyright ©1984 | by Ziggi Alexander and Audrey Dewjee
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Printed and bound in Great Britain by SRP Ltd., Exeter | Cover printed by Potten, Baber & Murray Ltd., Bristol
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Wonderful Adventures | of | Mrs SEACOLE | in many lands | Edited by | Ziggi Alexander & Audrey Dewjee | FALLING WALL PRESS
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page 20
map of the Crimea and the Black Sea, 1854-6
Caption: Map, designed by Manuel Lopez Parras, from Elspeth Huxley's biography, Florence Nightingale, published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson in 1975.
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page 45
Caption: Portrait of Mrs. Seacole by William Simpson, R.I.
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page 1 of plates
Caption: 1. The cover of the original edition of Wonderful Adventures, 1857
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page 2 of plates
Caption: 2. View of Kingston, before the fire of 1843.
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page 3 of plates
Caption: 3. Harbour Street, Kingston, c. 1835.
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page 4 of plates
Caption: Crossing the Isthmus of Panama, 1849.
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page 5 of plates
Caption: 5. Mary Seacole before the Crimean War.
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page 6 of plates
Caption: Map from A History of the British Army, Vol. 13, by J.W. Fortescue; to which have been added the locations of A, the British Hotel, Spring Hill, and B, Cathcart's Hill.
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page 7 of plates
Caption: 7. The 'Sick Wharf' at Balaclava. Mary Seacole assisted with the embarkation of the sick and wounded for the Black Sea crossing to the Scutari hospitals.
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page 8 of plates
Caption: Balaclava Harbour – Mary Seacole's first 'home' in the Crimea.
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page 9 of plates
Caption: 9a. Sketch including Mrs. Seacole's Hut from A Narrative of Personal Experiences and Impressions during a Residence on the Bosphorus throughout the Crimean War by Lady Alicia Blackwood.
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