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First Edition. Extremely scarce collection of essays on contemporary Hungarian life by a little-known female author. Introduction by the celebrated humorist and journalist Rakosi Jeno.
The themes include education for women, folk-songs and relations between the Hungarian people and their land. A fascinating view of Hungary as it was celebrating its Millennium. Original highly decorative publisher's cloth.
Royal blue morocco-grained cloth with polychrome blocking of flowers and gilt lettering; floral endpapers; all edges stained pink. 220pp. Covers a bit stained and rubbed; grubby marks passim internally but quite sound and still an attractive book. Desperately scarce in any condition.
Written by Dr Jeremy Parrott, who has the book in his hands. Nothing here is generated from a catalogue record.
Bibliographic detail
| Author | Geocze, Sarolta |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Singer Es Wolfner, Budapest |
| Date | 1896 |
| Edition | First Edition |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Condition | Good |
| Stock reference | ab_906442209 |
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