Quiet Women de T.P. Boland

East Melbourne, The Polding Press, 1997.. First Edition; Lge 4to; pp. xv, 160; illustrated endpapers, profusely illustrated, archbishops of Melbourne, cathedral deans and sacristans, glossary, index, dustjacket, fine copy.

(East Melbourne), The Polding Press, (1997).. First Edition; Lge 4to; pp. xv, 160; illustrated endpapers, profusely illustrated, archbishops of Melbourne, cathedral deans and sacristans, glossary, index; original cloth, dustjacket; a fine copy.

Melbourne, Polding Press, 1997.. xiv+160pp. 4to. Original boards in pictorial dustwrapper. Colour and black and white illustrations throughout. Endpapers illustrated (creased), a near fine copy.. First Edition.

Melbourne, Polding Press, 1997.. xvi+160pp. 4to. Original boards in dustwrapper, b&w and colour illustrations, endpapers illustrated, a near fine copy.. First edition. With a warm personal letter from Archbishop Frank Little to the previous owner.

Brisbane; University of Queensland Press; 1986. paperback in very good condition. 435 pages, b/w photos

St. Lucia, Queensland: University of Queensland Press, 1997. Soft cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. vi 495 pages, indexed, illustrated. The covers' edges are lightly chipped, else as new. No inner markings or annotations. "The genial and urbane Thomas Carr preceded the legendary Daniel Mannix as Archbishop of Melbourne. As vice-president of Maynooth, Ireland's premier seminary, and as Bishop of Galway, Carr influenced major policies on controversial Irish affairs. Though destined for more significant positions in Ireland, he came, at Leo XIII's call, to Melbourne in 1887. Carr's influence on both church and national life in Australia extended well beyond the turn of the century. In his three decades as Archbishop, he was active in the temperance movement, and a persuasive advocate for education for the underprivileged. He provided humane direction and balance in the early, at times uncertain, years of prosperity, war and depression." (back cover)

University of Queensland Press 1986. Tidy Ex Library, super octavo, purple cloth boards, gilt lettering to spine, illus title page, xv+435pp, plates, VG (usual library markings, light bruising with some surface loss to spine extrems & board corners, light rubbing, slight fading to board edges) in d/w, VG ( light bruising to spine extrems, 1cm closed tear to front, library sticker across lower spine and covers, light staining to interior, light rubbing)