Original 1961 University of Toronto Press hardcover edition of The “Foreign Protestants” and the Settlement of Nova Scotia: The History of a Piece of Arrested British Colonial Policy in the Eighteenth Century by Winthrop Pickard Bell.
An extensive scholarly history of the European Protestant settlers brought to Nova Scotia during the 1750s, with particular relevance to the early settlement history of Lunenburg and Nova Scotia.
This copy retains its original dust jacket, an important feature for this edition. An excellent reference for collectors and researchers interested in Nova Scotia history, Canadian colonial history, genealogy, immigration and early European settlement in Canada.
Details
Author: Winthrop Pickard Bell
Full author name: Winthrop Pickard Bell
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Publication year: 1961
Edition: Original 1961 edition
Binding: Hardcover, red cloth with gilt spine lettering
Dust jacket: Original, present
Pages: xiv + 673
Language: English
Subject: Nova Scotia history / colonial settlement / immigration
Country of publication: Canada
Country of Origin: Canada
Condition
Good vintage hardcover condition overall. Red cloth binding remains attractive with clear gilt spine lettering.
The original dust jacket shows significant age-related wear, including toning, edge wear, tears, chipping and areas of paper loss, particularly along the upper edge. Handwritten research/reference notes are present on the rear endpaper. Interior pages appear generally clean and well preserved from the photographs.
Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the condition description.
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