Set in Silver: A Guardian and His Ward Tour England

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· Aeneas Press
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365
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A young American heiress tours England by car with a chaperone and a driver who is nothing like what he claims, in the Williamsons' usual arrangement of good roads and mistaken identity. The route is real and can still be driven. This edition adds a 48-plate gallery of paintings by William Logsdail, John Lavery and Myles Birket Foster, plus 11 restored and coloured illustrations.
A young American heiress tours England by car with a chaperone and a driver who is nothing like what he claims, in the Williamsons' usual arrangement of good roads and mistaken identity. The route is real and can still be driven. This edition adds a 48-plate gallery of paintings by William Logsda...

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Charles Norris Williamson (1859-1920) and Alice Muriel Williamson (1869-1933) were a British husband-and-wife writing partnership. He founded Black and White magazine; she wrote much of the actual prose. Together they produced a long series of motoring romances and light novels. Their works include The Lightning Conductor, Set in Silver, and The Car of Destiny.
Charles Norris Williamson (1859-1920) and Alice Muriel Williamson (1869-1933) were a British husband-and-wife writing partnership. He founded Black and White magazine; she wrote much of the actual prose. Together they produced a long series of motoring romances and light novels. Their works inclu...

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