Willie Graham, a Story for Boys
Boston: D. Lothrop, 1872. Hardcover. 12mo, publisher's blue cloth with handsome gilt spine, very good, 1902 inscription from kids. 66 pp, frontispiece and one other plate, illustrated title page.
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Adrian & Thecla: or, Friendship in Adversity. Pathetic Tales. (Vol. one only)
London: Printed for David Ogilvy and Son, 1801. First printing. Hardcover. Vol. 1 only. 12mo, 6.25 x 4 inches, period half leather and marbled boards, fair copy with quite a bit of rubbing and wear to binding but still sturdily bound, small old crude leather repair to top of spine.....
Ca. 1829-30 draft of a speech before the PA legislature on the question of whether the United States was justified in "removing the Indians west of the MIssissippi."
2 sides of a single sheet, some wear, loss to bottom edge; unclear if there was more than this sheet -- probably. The author, probably a Congressman in the PA legislature, makes the case that removal of the Indians was justified and spends most of his efforts on some pretty.....
The Guide to the Regal Green Vaults at Dresden
Dresden: Wilhelm Baensch, 1883. Hardcover. Small 8vo, green printed stiff card covers, 83 pp, light wear, a few illustrations.
Western Border Life; or, What Fanny Hunter Saw and Heard
Philadelphia: Keystone Publishing Co., Ca. 1890. Hardcover. This novel on state's rights was first published in 1856; this appears to be a later printing from the late 1880s, has an ownership inscription from 1890. 8vo, decorated turquoise cloth, very good.
An Address to Those in Low Circumstances
Dublin: Graisberry and Campbell, 1816. Second edition. Paperback. 6.25 x 4 inches, disbound from a sammelband of mainly Irish imprints. 14 pp, very good. First published in 1814 in London.
The Warning Voice (religious tract)
London: G. Brimmer, (1817). Paperback. 6.25 x 4 inches, disbound from a sammelband of mainly Irish imprints. 12 pp., very good, first 4 pp. trimmed close along right side but not lacking any words. Uncommon pamphlet, only one located by Worldcat/OCLC: Victoria and Albert Museum library.
On Death, Addressed to Youth
Cork, Ireland: Religious Tract Society, 1810. `. Paperback. 6.25 x 4 inches, disbound from large sammelband of mainly Irish imprints. 4 pp. Very rare, no copies located by Worldcat/OCLC of this edition or any other bearing this title. Begins a bit aggressively: "A striking proof of the depravity of your.....
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