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Prince Felix Youssoupoff’s Lost Splendour 1996 Folio Society History Book

Prince Felix Youssoupoff’s Lost Splendour 1996 Folio Society History Book

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1971 The Ship Of Fools Folio Society Sebastien Brant History Book 1st Ed Sleeve

1971 The Ship Of Fools Folio Society Sebastien Brant History Book 1st Ed SleeveThe Ship Of FoolsBy Sebastian BrantTranslated by William GillisWith The Original WoodcutsPublished by The Folio Society: London 1971 1st FS Edition"Sebastian Brant (c1458 - 1521) was a German humanist and satirist. He is best known for his satire Das Narrenschiff (The Ship of Fools). In 1494 - just after the voyage of Columbus, he wrote a satirical poem called The Ship of Fools, about people being transported from their native land to the "Land of Fools".Includes sleeve with light wear only. No marks or inscriptions. Very good condition overall. Please study photos to further understand condition.Size 25cm x 15cm x 3.5cm (sleeve dimensions)
Prince Felix Youssoupoff's Lost Splendour 1996 Folio Society History Book

Lost Splendour
By Prince Felix Youssoupoff
Published by The Folio Society: London 1996 1st FS Edition

"Prince Felix Youssoupoff's Lost Splendour is an extraordinary firsthand account of Imperial Russia's final years, written by one of its most infamous aristocrats — the man who helped assassinate Rasputin. In this richly detailed memoir, Youssoupoff recalls a life of immense privilege, describing the glittering world of tsarist courts, grand estates, and opulent society before the Bolshevik Revolution swept it all away. His narrative moves from childhood luxury to the fateful night of Rasputin's murder, capturing both the decadence and decay of the Romanov era with striking candour and drama.

Includes sleeve with light staining. Clean and unmarked. Very good condition overall. Please study photos to further understand condition.

Size 26cm x 17cm x 3cm - 192 Pages
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