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Condición: New. SB xiiii+191pp. 4 maps ,2004 N&MP Reprint of 1921 Original EditionPublished Price £14.50 An excellent unit history of one of Britainâs most distinguished units of âweekend soldiersâ - the TA. The 5th Cornwall Territorials served on the Western Front from May 1916 to the Armistice. Serving first in the Laventie sector, they took part in the battle of the Somme at Aveluy, and at the battles of Arras, third Ypres ( Passchendaele), Cambrai and St Quentin. Illustrated with photographs, maps and some fine drawings by the author, who was himself seveely wounded in June 1918. Accompanied by a roll of honour, officersâ list etc.

Condición: New. HB xiiii+191pp. 4 maps ,2004 N&MP Reprint of 1921 Original Edition An excellent unit history of one of Britainâs most distinguished units of âweekend soldiersâ - the TA. The 5th Cornwall Territorials served on the Western Front from May 1916 to the Armistice. Serving first in the Laventie sector, they took part in the battle of the Somme at Aveluy, and at the battles of Arras, third Ypres ( Passchendaele), Cambrai and St Quentin. Illustrated with photographs, maps and some fine drawings by the author, who was himself seveely wounded in June 1918. Accompanied by a roll of honour, officersâ list etc.

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First edition. Folding frontispiece map and a folding plate. 8vo. Smart modern half plum morocco over marbled boards. Gilt titles and tooling over green labels to spine. iv, 183, [1]pp. London, B. White, Matthews was an enthusiastic proponent of the slave trade, putting forward the argument that [it] "is probably permitted by Providence as a means of preserving the lives of the many thousands who would otherwise be put to death, and are thus made useful members of society." He goes on further to add that "the practice of making, buying, and selling slaves, was in use in Africa long before our knowledge of it. Death and slavery were, and still are the punishments for almost every offence."   In particular, he notices the French bounty awarded slavers, who (by 1784 statute) in addition to receiving forty shillings per ton also received eight pounds sterling for every slave imported into their West Indian colonies. There are two chapters on the subject of the slave trade along with geographical, historical and ethnographic sections.

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