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AMOURS DE VOYAGE
Clough, Arthur Hugh
An Epistolary Novella in Verse.

   

- (Mission, BC) : Barbarian Press 2007
- 8vo.
- quarter cloth, illustrated paper-covered boards
- (viii), 78,(2) pages
- ISBN 9780920971383 / Order Nr. 96580
- Price: $ 395.00



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Limited to an edition of 125 copies. Edited by Patrick Scott with an afterword by Crispin Elsted. Illustrated with wood engravings by Abigail Rorer, which were printed from the blocks. We hear the written voices of various tourists, who are intertwined socially, as they discover Italy during Garibaldi's bid for Rome. The text is set in 12pt Van Dijck and printed on Zerkall Soft White Wove. Design, typography and cover drawing are by Crispin Elsted. Jan Elsted printed the edition. It won a Judge's Award at the Oxford Book Fair 2007.

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