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: Moore, Mary Young, former owner.
Edition: [1st London ed.]
Publisher: Everleigh Nash
Published: 1908
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 311
Subjects: History.
Other titles: Eye witness
Notes: "The greater part of the sketches in this book are reprinted from the Morning Post ..."

Cahill, P. Belloc, 28A (Red cloth)

Cahill, P. Belloc, 28C (Blue cloth)

Burns Library copy 1: bookplate of Mary Young Moore.

Burns Library copy 1: bound in red cloth. Copy 2: bound in blue cloth.

c.1: 00/01 1725R.

c.2: 00/01 1726R.
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.