Search Results: Authors starting with E from Little Sages Books, ABAA

Newburyport [Massachusetts]: From the Press of E. W. Allen, 1812. Second Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 26p., 12mo., removed. Shaw 26381

Philadelphia: Logan P. O, 1920. First Edition. Staplebound. Good. Printed by Innes and Sons, Phila. Issues in toned, soiled original wrappers. Poets: Stephen V. Benet; Grace Hazard Conkling; Glenn Ward Dresbach; Amanda B. Hall; Daniel Henderson; Helen U. Hoyt; Katherine W. McCluskey; Winifred Welles; Clement Wood; Dorothy Anderson; H. H. Bellamann; Amy Sherman Bridgman; Amelia Josephine Burr; Allen Crafton; Hazel Hall; Howard Mumford Jones; Haniel Long; Norreys Jephson O'Conor; Robert Haven Schauffler; Anna Spencer Twitchell; Claribel Weeks Avery; Elizabeth J. Coatsworth; Le Baron Cooke; Julie P. Dabney; Joseph Andwer Galahad; Margaret Tod Ritter; Robert J. Roe; Emmy Veronica Sanders; Nora Archibald Smith; M. Letitia Stockett and Paul Tanaquil.

Unknown: Red Licorice and Jonathan Eagle Scout, ca1990. First Edition. Staplebound. Fine. 18pp., zine dedicated to contemporary polyamory community.

Boston: Russell and Cutler, Printers, 1812. First Edition. Pamphlet. good. 22p., removed. Rather toned, loss to corners not affecting text. Foster (1752-1826) was a Congregational/Unitarian Minister at Littleton. None found in trade at time of writing, April 2020. Errata pasted to bottom p22.

New York: New York Board of Education, 1970. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. Cover photograph, Ed Lavitt. Stapled 4to., pp12 in photographic and printed covers. Dual language outreach text explaining roles of guidance counselors, with student stereotypes and framework for utilizing the guidance tier. In the gang-fueled and difficult time of 1970s NYC, the network of parent, guidance and staff would be of profound import to student achievement. District 8 contained some of the most economically challenged neighborhoods in the city. Contemporary photographs of children and counselors throughout, with cover photo especially engaging.

Williamstown: Printed by Ridley Bannister , 1827. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. [3] 4-23p., removed, no wraps. Griffin (1770-1837), Yale educated Congregationalist, Pastor of Park Street Church, Boston, was Yale's first Phi Beta Kappa and President of Williams College. None found in trade at time of writing April 2020. Twenty or so in holdings.

Boston: Munroe and Francis, 1811. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 52p., removed, mildly toned. Complete and intact with Appendix, detailing history of institution. Griffin (1770-1837), Yale educated Congregationalist, Pastor of Park Street Church, Boston, writes here on charity and benevolence. He was Yale's first Phi Beta Kappa and President of Williams College. Shaw & Shoemaker 22944

Ernest Lister: London, 1911. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 14 leaves, glazed cream boards with Persian design, printed in Bavaria, full color and gilt decorated pages, text of Fitzgerald's first edition, a flask of wine endpapers

London: Ernest Nister , 1912. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 14 leaves, glazed cream boards with Persian design, printed in Bavaria, full color and gilt decorated pages, text of Fitzgerald's first edition, a flask of wine endpapers. Area of dark spots to cover.

New York: Fine Editions Press , 1957. Leather bound. Good. Hardcover in quarter bound leather over terra cotta cloth, title and ruled gilt. Pencil notes by noted Rubaiyat scholar scattered through text. Touch of wear to front, top edge gilt.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1909. Limited Edition. Leather bound. Very good. 12" x 10"; pp. [162]; Edition DeLuxe, #199 of 750 signed by Edmund Dulac, on hand moulded pape, pictorial vellum bound, 20 color plates tipped in/mounted loose wthin decorative gilt border; text within decorative brown border, Edward Fitzgeralds 1868 text. Potter 131

London: Noel Douglas , 1927. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. 9 x 7' PP XIV +22, Japanese vellum boards. Red title to back. Exterior rather distressed, top text edge foxed. Replica made from the copy of the First Edition in the British Museum with preliminary title and publisher's note. Potter 124

Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1904. First Edition. Cloth. Good. 244p., in blue cloth stamped gilt. Top edge gilt, boards buffed and softened, tissue guarded frontis of Fitzgerald.

Williamstown: Printed by Ridley Bannister , 1828. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 37p. pamphlet, removed, errata slip present.

New York: S. Gould, Printer, Opposite the City Hall , 1807. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 52p., + [1] with Frontispiece portrait signed: Leney N.Y, also "To the congregation under the author's pastoral charge."--p. [iii]-iv. Removed, with foxing and bent corner tip. Foxed, with separation at stitching. Holdings at AAS and institutions, two noted in trade.

New York: Printed by John F. Trow 56 Ann Street , 1837. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 20p., removed. Baldwin (1789-1840), a prominent Presbyterian minister and first President of the Wabash College. Five found in holdings, none in trade at time of writing April 2020.

Newburyport: W. B. Allen and Co. No 13 Cornhill , 1815. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 18pp. removed, softened, a bit darkened. Parish (1762-1825), Congregational minister of the Church in Byefield. Shaw and Shoemaker 35563.

Boston: Printers, Greenough and Stebbins; Published at Request of the Hearers , 1812 . First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 20p., removed. Channing, the foremost Unitarian preacher in the United states and leading theologian, known for particularly passionate and well-thought speeches. Among the chief influences on New England Transcendentalists. A good copy, removed, with wear to perimeter, foxing, and softening/fade to title page.

Boston: Wells and Lilly , 1816 . First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 36pp., disbound. Ultimately one of Unitarian's leading theologian, Channing (1780-1842) was Minister of the Church of Christ in Federal-Street, Boston. Grandson of a Declaration of Independence signer. His religion and thought were among the chief influences on the New England Transcendentalists. Here he speaks to Peace. Shaw and Shoemaker 37207.

Boston: William V. Spencer, 1864. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. 18p., original printed wraps. Concerning the Civil War and Southern States.