Los Desgraciados (Cuadros Sociales) Vol. 2

The book is bound in red cloth with decorative black borders. The spine and covers show signs of wear, including some water staining. The binding is intact, although the pages exhibit typical aging with some foxing. There is no dust jacket, and the book does not contain any inscriptions or library markings.

"Los Desgraciados (Cuadros Sociales)" by Enrique Perez Escrich is a notable work published by Libreria de Garnier Hermanos in Paris, 1877. This edition, labeled as "Tomo Segundo," is part of Escrich's exploration of social themes prevalent in the 19th century. Enrique Perez Escrich was a prominent Spanish author known for his insightful commentary on societal issues through literature. This specific edition offers a glimpse into the historical context and narrative style of the time, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in social commentary and 19th-century literature. The book is bound in a red cover with ornate black detailing, showing signs of age with some water staining and wear, yet remains intact for reading. Its scarcity is marked by the lack of a dust jacket and the distinct Parisian publication, adding to its uniqueness in the market.