Selections from Cassell & Company

"Selections from Cassell & Company" by Cassell & Company is a comprehensive catalog of illustrated, fine-art, and other volumes produced during the late 19th century. This edition reflects the publishing trends of the time, showcasing a diverse range of topics including literature, science, history, and art. It serves as a fascinating glimpse into the varied publications available through Cassell & Company, catering to a broad audience interested in different genres. The book presents a detailed list of works spanning numerous subjects, from the arts and literature to scientific manuals and historical accounts. Each entry typically includes the title, author, and price, along with notes on illustrations and special editions. The catalog lists notable titles like Richard Jefferies' "After London" and Washington Irving's "The Life and Voyages of Columbus," alongside practical guides like "Cassell’s Dictionary of Cookery." This variety illustrates the wide reach of Cassell & Company's publications, catering to both educational and entertainment needs in that era. Overall, it encapsulates the literary and cultural landscape of the time, appealing to historians, bibliophiles, and researchers interested in Victorian publishing practices. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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