The Franchise Affair; The Daughter of Time Agatha Christie however without affecting any of

however without affecting any of the content and beautiful illustrations

inset with a reproduction of a photograph of Alice Liddell taken by the author

its history and its significance by writer and mystic Lois Lang-Sims who had worked as a guide for visitors to Canterbury Cathedral and had been one of Charles Williams’s last ‘disciples’

with binding with a heavy lean but firm

[together with]

The Franchise Affair; The Daughter of Time Agatha Christie however without affecting any ofThe Franchise affair, Josephine Tey. London: The Folio Society, 2001. First printing thus. Introduction by Antonia Fraser, illustrations by Paul Hogarth. 228 150 28 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxiv [xvxvi], 1254: [9] leaves of plates (facing pp. 22, 49, 102, 114, 138, 175, 188, 223 and 228). Type: Bembo with Cooper Black for display. Printed by the Saint Edmundsbury Press. Bound by Cambridge University Press in full blue linen with a design by Hogarth in black;