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<dl><dd>Preface signed: C.R. Ashbee</dd>
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<dd>Erratum pasted on page preceding title page</dd>
<dd>These addresses were delivered during a journey on behalf of the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty</dd>
<dd>"In an edition of 300 copies"--Colophon</dd>
<dd>Library has copy no. 199</dd>
<dd>I. On the purpose of the National Trust -- II. The abbeys of England in the light of a lesson in citizenship -- III. The country houses of England and the sentiment of Elizabethan aristocracy -- IV. The abbey of Westminster the greatest of national trusts -- V. Chelsea: or The village of palaces -- VI. Ethics in citizenship: an address given before the Cincinnati Conferences of Art and Literature -- VII. The National Trust to the great vainglorious City of Chicago -- VIII. On certain aspects of English apathy</dd>
<dd>Binding: vellum with gilt title on spine</dd></dl><br>Subjects: National Trust (Great Britain); Monuments; Historic buildings</div>
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Ashbee, C. R. (Charles Robert), 1863-1942</div>
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