These antique books are priced too sell and have historical significance. Any one inspired by or doing research on Abram Garfield and George Washington, will find these books are great sources of information or reading enjoyment. Not withstanding, these may also make a great display in the library.
"The
record of a wonderful career which, like that of Abraham Lincoln, by native energy
and untiring industry, led its hero from obscurity to the foremost position in the
American nation." By William Ralston Balch, managing Editor of The American. Book
is in ok condition and is a hard cover book. Some of the binding is separating,
a few pages torn at the corners, has some scribbling in pencil from kids (most of
erased), a couple of pages with very slight coloring from crayon, and 2 or so pages
missing. Even with all these defects, the book is a historical find. Book talks
about just about all facets of the Garfield's life; for, it even talks about Garfield's
mom. Has 27 illustrations, over 700 pages of text, tons of quotes, and tons
of facts. Copyright, 1881. Published in 1881 or 1882. Green cover that
is pressed with border.
Written by Gayley and Young. Copyright 1904 by the MacMillan Co. Set up and electrotyped.
Reprinted in 1905. Book has over 500 pages of text and is in good condition. There
is yellowing of the pages, one page is torn, some writing on a few of the pages.
Book includes representative masterpieces and notes. Book size is 5.25" x 7.75"
inches.. Book cover is dark green and not blue as pictured.
Students
Cambridge Edition. Copyright, 1906, by William Allan Neilson. Book is in good shape
and with slight separation from the hard cover. Editors note: The text of the present
volume is is the result of an independent examination of the early Quarto and First
Folio editions of Shakespeare's works. The version used as a basis has been chosen
after a separate investigation of the state of the case for each play; and the grounds
for the choice have been indicated in the special introductions. The text will be
found to be, in its adherence to the reading of the early editions, slightly more
conservative than those in current use. This is especially the case in the matter
of stage directions, entrances, exits, and the like; in the treatment of which it
has been rendered possible, for the first time in a edition for general reading,
to make the important distinction between directions that are contemporary and those
that are due to modern editors.
Written
by J. T. Headley. Published by Hurst & Company. Age unknown. Book is in ok condition.
Book has over 255 pages of text and illustrations. Book size is 4.5"x6.75" inches.
Covers such generals of: Greene, Moultrie, Knox, Lincoln, Lee, Clinton, Sullivan,
St. Clair, Marion, Stirling, Lafayette, De Kalb, Thomas, McDougall, commodore Paul
Jones, and Morgan.
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