Three biographical works. Angus MacFarquharson. 'A Scot in C...

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Three biographical works. Angus MacFarquharson. 'A Scot in Cornwall,' first edition, an account of a Scot who was advised to take his son (for health reasons) to Cornwall in the early 20’s, a factual account, all characters names have been changed, albeit they were alive at the time, 71 pages in original paper wraps, a good copy, very scarce, The Aberdeen Press and Journal Office, Aberdeen, 1929. Mary Andrews. 'A Cornish Pasty' ‘’The Journal of a Medical Student on Sick Leave in the Land of the Giants During The Great Ear’’ believed first edition, 1927, an account written in 1917 during a long sick leave from hospital, believed to based in or around St Mawes, 84 pages, in original boards, slightly loose at the spine otherwise good, Arthur H. Stockwell, London, n.d. Jessie M. Stonham. 'Daughter of Wyedean and Kernow,' first edition, an autobiography about growing up in the early years of the 20th century in Ross-on-Wye, with regular visits to family in Cornwall, a very good copy, Thornhill Press, Gloucester, 1978. (3)