The  eye-witness
Subtitle: being a series of descriptions and sketches in which it is attempted to reproduce certain incidents and periods in history, as from the testimony of a person present at each
By: by H. Belloc.
Contributors: Nickerson, Hoffman former owner.; Belloc, Hilaire, 1870-1953 inscriber.
Publisher: Thomas Nelson & Sons
Published: 1920
Place of publication: London; Edinburgh; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 284
Subjects: History.
Other titles: Eye witness
Notes: Author's inscription on front flyleaf dated 1921. Preface dated 1908.

First published: London : Eveleigh Nash, 1908.

Publisher's advertisements on verso of front fly leaf and 2 pages at end.

Illustrated endpapers.

Burns Library copy: inscribed to Hoffman Nickerson from the author 1921.

c.1: 00/01 1727R.
Table of contents: value: The two soldiers; value: The Christian; value: The general officer; value: The pagans; value: The barbarians; value: Roncesvalles; value: The Danish boat; value: - The Saxon school; value: The night after Hastings; value: Runnymede; value: The armies before Lewes; value: The battle of Lewes; value: Cressy; value: The end of Henry IV; value: The familiar; value: The "Ark-Royall"; value: The apprentice; value: The end of the Stuarts; value: Saratoga; value: Drouet's ride; value: The guns at Valmy; value: Mr. Barr's annoyance; value: Gornay; value: Thermidor; value: Napoleon in the Guadarrama; value: The barricade; value: The politician.