Description
A fascinating window into Victorian life and thought, Appletons’ Annual Cyclopaedia for 1875 is a comprehensive record of the year’s most significant events across politics, science, literature, and culture. This leather-bound hardcover edition serves as both a historical document and a collector’s treasure. Whether you’re researching 19th-century history, hunting for rare reference materials, or simply fascinated by how people documented their world in the 1870s, this encyclopedia offers authentic period perspectives. Ideal for historians, academics, antiquarian collectors, and anyone curious about the intellectual landscape of the Gilded Age.
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 25.13 x 18.78 x 4.5 cm
- ISBN-10: 9368788855
- ISBN-13: 978-9368788850
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Appletons’ Annual Cyclopaedia cover?
This 1875 edition documents major historical events, scientific discoveries, literary works, and cultural developments from that year. It includes detailed entries on politics, biography, geography, and notable achievements across the globe—a year-in-review compiled from contemporary sources.
Is this a good book for historical research on the 1870s?
Absolutely. As a primary source from the Victorian era, it provides authentic perspectives on how events were understood and interpreted in real time. Historians, researchers, and academic libraries value it for understanding 19th-century society and thought.
Who should buy Appletons’ Annual Cyclopaedia 1875?
History enthusiasts, antique book collectors, academic researchers, genealogy buffs, and anyone interested in vintage reference materials will appreciate this hardcover edition. It’s also ideal for museums and institutional libraries.
Can I buy this hardcover edition online in India?
Yes! The Bookish Owl stocks this 1875 edition as a hardcover. We ship vintage reference books across India. Check availability and order online at thebookishowl.in.
What’s special about owning a vintage encyclopedia like this?
Vintage encyclopedias are tangible connections to history. They’re valuable for research, beautiful display pieces, and increasingly rare. This 1875 edition captures the knowledge and priorities of its time in ways modern references cannot replicate.
