Napoleon and Wellington Agatha Christie “Generally speaking the dead do

“Generally speaking the dead do not return

Between 1832 - when he was just 20 - and 1838

discovers a magical world where geese wreak havoc in the flowerbeds

The first plate reproduces a photograph of Shepherd in her mid-twenties

Some foxing and offsetting to prelims and tissue guards throughout

Napoleon and Wellington Agatha Christie “Generally speaking the dead doNapoleon & Wellington, Andrew Roberts. London: The Folio Society, 2015. First printing thus. Introduction by Alistair Horne. Maps by Kevin Freeborn. Index by Douglas Matthews. 252 163 34 mm. Pp. [ivii] viiixlv [xlvixlviii], [15] 6351 [352]: [13] leaves of colour plates and [1] fold out. Type: Garamond with Bodoni for display. Printed and bound by L. E. G. O. in full silver buckram blocked in white and black with design by Raquel Leis Allion. Black