Freedom Of Thought In the Old South

Durham: Duke University Press, 1940. Hardcover. Near Fine. Ffirst edition. Tall octavo. 343pp. Illustrated. Neat contemporary gift inscription from Joseph A. Speed to James K. Hall, a touch of foxing on the frontispiece, else very near fine lacking the dustwrapper.

Peter Smith, 1951. First Edition. Hardcover. Solid copy; some discoloration t. 1940 First edition, Duke University Press,From the library of F. Garbin Davenport, noted historian who did extensive research on the ante-bellum South with owner's bookplate, a valuable association copy, not an ex library

New York: Peter Smith, 1951. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. Previous owner's stamps to bottom edge, front and rear pastedown endpapers. Mild sunning to spine. Lightly folded bottom spinecap. Black lettering on spine of Confederate grey, cloth-covered boards. With fourteen black and white illustrations. Photographs by J. P. Cook and Ernest Graham and drawings… Read more about this item

Peter Smith Publishing -, 1951. Hardcover/pub.1951/Gd. condition/343 pages - Discusses freedom of thought in the Old South. [AR628560]. Hard Cover. Good.