Indian Gems for the Master’s Crown by Miss Droese outofprint the illuminated letter is almost

the illuminated letter is almost as old as writing itself

drawn from Bombay to claim his inheritance (his father

Rose McAllister is waiting for her husband to come home

inscription in graphite on front endpaper

‘Did composers try something different because they encountered new machinery

Indian Gems for the Master’s Crown by Miss Droese outofprint the illuminated letter is almostIndian Gems for the Masters Crown I. The Indian Devotee and His Disciples II. From Bondage to Freedom; or, The Life of Tulsi Paul by Miss Droese The Religious Tract Society, 1892 Black and white illustrations by way of plates and in text, b w illustrated frontispiece Hardcover with gilded lettering Condition: Good some edge and shelf wear with some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, previous owners gift inscription on reverse frontispiece,