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"[In 1907, Arthur] Ransome was 'again worrying over the technique of narrative which I found at once so interesting and so difficult, and I had, I thought, an excuse for as much reading as I could persuade a publisher to pay for' (Autobiography, p. 118). While on a visit to his family in Edinburgh later that year, on impulse he called at the office of the publishers T.C. & E.C. Jack, with whom he had a slight acquaintance. He proposed to Edwin Jack a new series which would illustrate the art of storytelling, each volume to consist of stories selected and with a general introduction by Ransome. Jack liked the idea, and suggested the title The World's Story Tellers. It was agreed that Ransome would be the editor, that he would be responsible for finding translations where necessary, and that he would be paid extra for any he did himself. Furthermore, it was agreed that Ransome's introductions should be written so as to serve eventually as chapters in a history of story telling."Wayne G. Hammond, Arthur Ransome : a bibliography, 2000, p. 166.

"[In 1907, Arthur] Ransome was 'again worrying over the technique of narrative which I found at once so interesting and so difficult, and I had, I thought, an excuse for as much reading as I could persuade a publisher to pay for' (Autobiography, p. 118). While on a visit to his family in Edinburgh later that year, on impulse he called at the office of the publishers T.C. & E.C. Jack, with whom he had a slight acquaintance. He proposed to Edwin Jack a new series which would illustrate the art of storytelling, each volume to consist of stories selected and with a general introduction by Ransome. Jack liked the idea, and suggested the title The World's Story Tellers. It was agreed that Ransome would be the editor, that he would be responsible for finding translations where necessary, and that he would be paid extra for any he did himself. Furthermore, it was agreed that Ransome's introductions should be written so as to serve eventually as chapters in a history of story telling."Wayne G. Hammond, Arthur Ransome : a bibliography, 2000, p. 166.

Läsning för barn är en serie om åtta böcker av författaren Zacharias Topelius som gavs ut mellan 1865 och 1896. Innehållet består till stor del av material som tidigare publicerats bland annat i barntidningarna Eos, Trollsländan, med flera. De åtta böckerna gavs också ut i två band kallade "Konstnärsupplagan" 1901 och 1903 med illustrationer av finländska och svenska konstnärer, bland andra Acke Andersson, Carl Larsson, Albert Engström, Ottilia Adelborg, med flera.Läsning för barn, Wikipedia

Läsning för barn är en serie om åtta böcker av författaren Zacharias Topelius som gavs ut mellan 1865 och 1896. Innehållet består till stor del av material som tidigare publicerats bland annat i barntidningarna Eos, Trollsländan, med flera. De åtta böckerna gavs också ut i två band kallade "Konstnärsupplagan" 1901 och 1903 med illustrationer av finländska och svenska konstnärer, bland andra Acke Andersson, Carl Larsson, Albert Engström, Ottilia Adelborg, med flera.Läsning för barn, Wikipedia

'The sporting magazine ; or monthly calendar of the transactions of the turf, the chase and every other diversion interesting to the man of pleasure, enterprise and spirit' (1792-1870) was the first English sporting periodical to devote itself to every type of sport. Wikipedia.

'The sporting magazine ; or monthly calendar of the transactions of the turf, the chase and every other diversion interesting to the man of pleasure, enterprise and spirit' (1792-1870) was the first English sporting periodical to devote itself to every type of sport. Wikipedia.

"Each of these very popular handy sized books is exclusively devoted to the catching of the fish named in the title. Written by expert specialists, these books are uniformly produced, fully bound with full colour jackets and together comprise a complete library of angling literature." (back of d/w)

"Each of these very popular handy sized books is exclusively devoted to the catching of the fish named in the title. Written by expert specialists, these books are uniformly produced, fully bound with full colour jackets and together comprise a complete library of angling literature." (back of d/w)

A series of year books started in 1958, published by K. Adlard Coles, and listing classes and race results, giving brief reports from class associations, and articles on dinghy design and racing, new classes, new designs and features. The last volume appears to be for 1965.

A series of year books started in 1958, published by K. Adlard Coles, and listing classes and race results, giving brief reports from class associations, and articles on dinghy design and racing, new classes, new designs and features. The last volume appears to be for 1965.