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The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912
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The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason | First Edition, First Impression, 1912

Caroline Atwater Mason’s The Spell of France is a travel narrative through the landscapes, historic towns, architecture, and cultural life of southern France. Its chapters visit places including Avignon, Arles, the Riviera, Languedoc, and the Pyrenees, bringing together descriptions of the region’s scenery, monuments, churches, and people. An illustrated pull-out map of southern France and numerous photographic plates accompany the text.

This first edition, first impression was published by L. C. Page & Company in Boston in 1912; the copyright page states “First Impression, April, 1912.” The volume features a colored frontispiece protected by a captioned tissue guard, gilt top edges, and numerous full-page photogravures and illustrations.

The book is in very good condition, with a tight binding and clean pages.

Size: 6” x 8”

A handsome early twentieth-century travel book for readers and collectors of France, travel writing, and decorative publisher’s bindings.

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