THE BONDWOMAN. A STORY OF THE NORTHMEN IN LAKELAND.
Reading edition
By W. G.
Author of 'Thorstein of the Mere,' 'The Life and Work of John Ruskin,' etc.
Cloth, 16mo., 3s. 6d.
Leeds Mercury.
'As for the thrilling details of the plot, and the other sterling charms of the little work, we must refer our readers to its pages, especially those of them who may be touring, or contemplating a tour, in Westmorland and Cumberland.'
Manchester Guardian.
'Mr. Collingwood has attempted the almost impossible task of constructing the social life of a remote period, of evolving from dry and doubtful specimens the pulse and colour of a bygone age, and his success has been remarkable.'
Glasgow Herald.
'His story is a stirring and vigorous one, which can hardly fail to take hold of the imagination and leave a vivid impression on it.'
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