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MISSIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS AMONG THE INDIAN TRIBES OF THE SAC AND FOX AGENCY.  [Cover title]

MISSIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS AMONG THE INDIAN TRIBES OF THE SAC AND FOX AGENCY. [Cover title]

by Ragland, Hobart D.

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[Oklahoma City]: Oklahoma Historical Society, [1955]. 169-182 pages, plus photographic plate. Full-page map reckoned in the pagination. Original printed wraps. [22.8 cm.] Very good. Some light foxing to front wrap and a few marks to rear wrap, but internally clean. Manuscript correction to caption of plate. FIRST SEPARATE EDITION, being an offprint from "The Chronicles of Oklahoma," vol. 33, no. 2. Laid-in is a leaflet, "The Sequoyah Memorial. Oklahoma History Class, Sallisaw High School ... 1955-1956," published by the Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce. [Four pages, illustrated, 21.5 cm.] SCARCE.
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ADDRESS DELIVERED BY THE HON. EDWIN GODWIN READE, LL. D., BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE LEGAL...
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ADDRESS DELIVERED BY THE HON. EDWIN GODWIN READE, LL. D., BEFORE THE CONVENTION OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION OF NORTH CAROLINA, at Asheville, N.C., July 9th, 1884. [Note: Front wrap gives date of address as July 24th, 1884.]

by Reade, Edwin Godwin

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Raleigh, N.C.: Edwards, Broughton, & Co., 1884. 16 pages. Original printed wraps. 22.5 x 14.5 cm. Good. The lower third of the spine is split; some foxing and marginal soiling to the wraps; minor foxing to title page. FIRST EDITION. The topic of Reade’s address is "The Legal Profession of North Carolina -- What It is and What It Ought to Be." Expounding on the virtues that make a great attorney, Reade discusses some of the eminent jurists he knew, including George E. Badger, William A. Graham, Judge Mangum, and Justice Ruffin. His prefatory remarks allude to women in attendance, and he recalls his experience of giving the examination to the first woman to apply to the North Carolina bar (Tabitha Ann Holton, admitted 1878). Edwin Godwin Reade (1812-1894) was an antebellum U.S. Congressman, Confederate Senator, president of the North Carolina convention on Reconstruction of 1865-66, and justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court (1868-1879). OCLC finds nine copies; NUC adds no… Read More
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THE MORAVIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. An Authentic History
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THE MORAVIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. An Authentic History

by Reichel, Levin T[heodore], Rev.

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Salem, N.C.: O.A. Keehln; Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott and Co., 1857. iv, [13]-206 pages. Original green cloth with gilt spine lettering. 16 x 10.5 cm. The cloth is a little faded and shows some faint stains; endpapers are browned. Moderate scattered foxing; leaves browned along the edges. Good plus. Penciled owner's inscription, "B.F. Crosland, New York, 1857," on front flyleaf. This was perhaps Benjamin Franklin Crosland (1826-1899), merchant and hotelier of Salem. FIRST EDITION. A history of the Moravians in North Carolina from the founding of Salem in 1752 to the time of publication. There are chapters on the Cherokee War (1759), the Revolutionary War, the founding of the Salem Female Academy, and the commencement of the Indian and Negro missions (in 1801 and 1822, respectively), plus lists of ministers, teachers, early settlers, and historic buildings. The author, Levin Theodore Reichel (1812-1878), was one of the sons of Bishop Reichel and a minister in the Moravian Church. Howes… Read More
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A STONE FOR DANNY FISHER
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A STONE FOR DANNY FISHER

by Robbins, Harold

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New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1952. vii, [1], 403, [1] pages. Original blue-green cloth stamped in gilt on the spine; top edge stained red. 22 x 15 cm. Very good plus in near very good dust jacket. The book shows some minor spotting to covers. The jacket, with the price of $3.95 intact, shows sun and a small, light stain to the spine panel, short tears to the head of the spine panel, a few tiny chips, and several small scrapes. FIRST EDITION. The author's third novel. The basis for the acclaimed 1958 film, “King Creole,“ directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Elvis Presley in one of his best-remembered roles. �
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MERE MELODIES
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MERE MELODIES

by Robinson, Edwin Meade

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Philadelphia: David McKay, [1918]. 200 pages. Original dark green cloth stamped in gold. [19.3 cm.] A bright, near fine copy with some minor rubbing to cloth. FIRST EDITION OF THE AUTHOR'S FIRST BOOK. PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, on the front free endpaper. It reads: "For my friend and `contrib,' R.D. Hartman, this volume of `Mere Melodies' is cordially inscribed by the author. Edwin Meade Robinson (`Ted Robinson'). Cleveland, May 28, 1919." The signed book plate of the recipient, Ralph D. Hartman, appears on the front pastedown. Edwin Meade Robinson (1878-1946) was a longtime columnist at the Cleveland "Plain Dealer," and the literary editor of the newspaper. His column, "Philosopher of Folly," contained unsigned contributions by numerous others, such as Mr. Hartman, as well as his own verse and prose. From 1912-1938, he offered an annual dinner for his contributors. Robinson published one other volume of verse and a… Read More
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THE GREYSON LETTERS: Selections from the Correspondence of R. E. H. Greyson, Esq.  Edited by...
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THE GREYSON LETTERS: Selections from the Correspondence of R. E. H. Greyson, Esq. Edited by Henry Rogers ...

by Rogers, Henry; [R.E.H. Greyson, pseud.]

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Boston, [etc.]: Gould and Lincoln, [etc.], 1857. 12mo (in sixes). 518 pages, plus [2] pages ads. Original dark brown cloth decorated in blind, with gilt spine lettering; yellow endpapers. Gould & Lincoln imprint at base of spine. [20.1 cm.] Head of spine chipped, base of spine and corners worn, some rubbing and light spotting to cloth. Title page foxed; rather light scattered foxing elsewhere. Early penciled ownership inscriptions on front endpapers. Good. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, following the London edition of the same year (2 vols., titled: "Selections from the Correspondence of R.E.H. Greyson, Esq.") Although Rogers gives himself as the editor in the title, Greyson was an imagined correspondent and these epistles consist of reflections and advice by Rogers on various subjects. Rogers (1806-1877) was an English author and Christian apologist best known for "The Eclipse of Faith, or, A Visit to a Religious Sceptic" (1852).
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PROLOGUE TO DEMOCRACY.  THE FEDERALISTS IN THE SOUTH, 1789-1800
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PROLOGUE TO DEMOCRACY. THE FEDERALISTS IN THE SOUTH, 1789-1800

by Rose, Lisle A.

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Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1968. xvii, 326 pages. Original tan cloth. 22.5 x 15 cm. A fine, fresh copy in about very good dust jacket. Jacket shows tiny tear to head of spine panel, short (2 cm) closed tear to rear panel, and sun-fading to the spine panel and a small portion of the front panel. FIRST EDITION. "In this study of the Federalists in the South during the formative years of the Republic, Mr. Rose shows . . . that it was the Federalists rather than their Republican opponents who originated many of the basic party structures and devices for eliciting wide public support . . . Usually dismissed as reactionaries in a new era of liberalism, the Federalists during this period were an active political force that claimed the loyalties of many of the leaders in state and local government and established considerable support among southerners for the federal policies of George Washington and John Adams." --dust jacket.
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THE SWAMPS. A RECORD OF PIONEER DAYS IN THE MIDDLE WEST
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THE SWAMPS. A RECORD OF PIONEER DAYS IN THE MIDDLE WEST

by Roush, Sigel

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Strasburg, Va.: Printed [for the author] by Shenandoah Publishing House, 1929. 321 pages. Original orange cloth lettered in black. 20 x 13.5 cm. Very good. Spine a little sunned, light wear to the base of the spine, faint soiling and a few tiny spots to the cloth. Slightly over-opened between the front flyleaf and the title, but sound. FIRST EDITION of the author's first and only book. Stories of hunting, trapping, and rural life in Highland County, Ohio, based on pioneer tales handed down to the author by his family and on his recollections of his boyhood. "These sketches are founded on fact and fiction. Mostly fact. All are potentially true. The characters are all real, though they are presented under assumed or altered names" (foreword). Sigel Roush (1862-1954) left Ohio after college and became a prominent dentist in Troy, New York. "He was a writer, lecturer, world traveler, pilot, medical doctor, and school principal. Dr. Roush was married to Cordelia Virginia Mohun, and… Read More
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BLUE RIDGE BREEZES
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BLUE RIDGE BREEZES

by Rowland, J[oseph] M[edley], Rev.

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Nashville, Tenn.: Printed for the author [by] Publishing House M.E. Church, South, 1927. 461 pages. Original blue cloth stamped in gold. [19.9 cm.] A bright, very good plus copy in good dust jacket. Light rubbing to spine ends, minor foxing to endpapers, light offsetting to four pages from clippings. Jacket has chip to head of spine panel, not affecting lettering, a few other small chips, several tears with internal repairs, small scuff to rear panel affecting several letters of text (easily inferred from context), sun-darkening to spine panel, and small stain to front panel. Scarce with the jacket in any condition. Third edition, but the first from this press. The first two editions (1918, 1920) appear to have been self-published as well and were printed by the Appeals Press, Richmond. Stories of the North Carolina mountains. Joseph Medley Rowland (1886-1938), a native of North Carolina, became a preacher in Lynchburg and Richmond, Virginia, and published several books.
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A-RAFTING ON THE MISSISSIPP'

A-RAFTING ON THE MISSISSIPP'

by Russell, Charles Edward

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New York: Century Co., [1928]. 337 pages, plus frontispiece, folding map, and numerous plates, including portraits, photographs, etc. Original blue cloth with gilt spine lettering and small color illustration mounted on front cover. [21.1 cm.] Near fine, lacking the scarce dust jacket. Spine slightly sun-faded, still a nice copy. FIRST EDITION. A anecdotal history of lumber rafting and steamboats on the Mississippi River.
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THE MATE OF THE GOOD SHIP YORK, OR THE SHIP'S ADVENTURE
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THE MATE OF THE GOOD SHIP YORK, OR THE SHIP'S ADVENTURE

by Russell, W[illiam] Clark

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Boston: L.C. Page & Co., 1902. 351 pages, plus frontispiece by W.H. Dunton, and 5, 14 pages publisher's ads at rear. Original light green cloth stamped in gold, dark green, and white. [19.4 pages.] Very good. Two small marks near base of spine, some soil and light wear to edges of boards, light rubbing to spine ends and hinges. A few minor traces of soil to edges. Still a bright, solid copy with clean interior. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Preceded by the English edition with the title beginning, "The Ship's Adventure" (1901).
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THE EDGE OF THE ORIENT
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THE EDGE OF THE ORIENT

by Russell, Robert Howard

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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. [xvi], 288 pages, plus frontispiece. Numerous full-page and in-text photographs reckoned in the pagination. Original yellow cloth, stamped in gold. Top edge gilt. [20.3 cm.] Near very good. Spine sun-faded and a little rubbed, some minor soiling to covers. Tight with clean interior. Engraved armorial bookplate of Evelina du Pont de Nemours on front pastedown and her signature on the front free endpaper. FIRST EDITION. The author's travels in the Balkans, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, and Egypt. Russell was a prominent editor and publisher in New York.
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