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Guy and Pauline
[Edward Montague] Compton Mackenzie
Sir Edward Montague Compton Mackenzie (1883-1972) was a writer of novels, biographes and histories. Although born in England he was a founder of the Scottish Nationalist Party. He supported West Bromich Albion football club. Guy and Pauline was first published by Martin Secker in London in 1915 and was a sequel to a novel published in 1914 called Sinister Street, which was not published in Nelson's Continental Library. In the United States the book was called Plasher's Mead (Harper Brothers, 1915), the name of the house in the novel.
Bibliography code: NCL-17.1
Series: Nelson's Continental Library 28
Publisher: T. Nelson & Sons, 189, rue Saint-Jacques, Paris
Year: not dated [1917]
Format: 16 mo in two gatherings (1-1a=4pp;1a-2=12pp)
Pages: 381, 2 pp adverts
Binding: Printed thin cards wrappers
Size: 164 x 121 mm
Dust jacket signed: Blampied lower left
Internal illustrations: none
Price: 4 francs 50 on stcker on jacket; 2 franc on wrapper
Printed by: Imprimerie Nelson, Édimbourg, Écosse
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