‎Autographes‎

‎GARCIA LORCA (Federico) -‎

‎Poème du cante jondo -‎

‎traduit par Pierre Darmangeat - Editions du Meridien, avril 1943 - édition originale de traduction - envoi autographe du traducteur à Luc Estang : "A luc Estang / en sympathie / P. Darmangeat " - bon état ( dos défraichi et papier jauni ) -‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 33039

‎GARANGER (Marc).‎

‎Regards vers l'Est - Looking East - Visiones del Este - Blikken Naar Het Oosten.‎

‎Paris SP Métal 1991 1 vol. relié in-8 oblong, cartonnage toilé beige de l'éditeur, jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 11 p. et 67 photographies en couleurs par Marc Garanger hors-texte. Premier tirage de ce reportage en Russie et Europe de l'est, accompagné d'un texte en quatre langues (français / anglais / espagnol / suédois) sur deux colonnes de John Persenda et Marc Garanger. Avec un envoi autographe signé du photographe. En bonne condition.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 121693

‎GARCON (Maurice).‎

‎Sous le masque de Molière. Louis XIV est Molière.‎

‎Paris Arthème Fayard 1953 1 vol. broché in-12, broché, couverture illustrée, 62 pp. Exemplaire du service de presse enrichie d'un envoi autographe signé de l'auteur "Pour François Mauriac, son ami, Maurice Garçon". Dos un peu bruni, sinon en bonne condition.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 97220

‎GARNIER, Auguste-Pierre‎

‎Tenui Avena [ Livre dédicacé par l'auteur ]‎

‎Un des 1000 exemplaires sur pur fil Lafuma numérotés, 1 vol. in-8 br., Chez Garnier, Paris, 1951, 49 pp.‎

‎Bon exemplaire enrichi d'un bel envoi quasiment calligraphié par l'auteur Auguste-Pierre Garnier (1885-1966) "Pour Madame Jean Hallé, avec mes respectueux hommages ces airs de flûte où passe un peu de brise normande". Le titre fait probablement références aux Bucoliques de Virgile.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 55496

‎GARANGER (Marc), LARROCHE (Hélène).‎

‎Turkmènes.‎

‎Paris Arthaud 1980 1 vol. relié in-8 carré, cartonnage illustré en couleurs, non paginé. Premier tirage des 35 photographies en couleurs par Marc Garanger sur un texte ethnographique de Hélène Larroche. Envoi du photographe à un journaliste contresigné par l'autrice. Minuscule accroc au mors du premier plat, sinon bonne condition.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 121687

‎GARNIER, Tony.‎

‎Tusculum. État actuel et restauration. Tony Garnier ancien Pensionnaire de l'Académie de France à Rome;‎

‎[Lyon, chez l'auteur, 1911], 1 portfolio n plano de 760x520 mm environ, contenant 6 dessins en couleurs dont 2 pleine page, 11 dessins en noir dont 1 pleine page, présentés en 9 planches dont une portant un envoi autographe de l'auteur signé et daté 1912 (cf. photo), ensemble dans un portefeuille cartonné de l'éditeur avec le titre au premier plat à charnières toilées, fermé par liens doubles. Traces d'usure accrocs et petites mouillures sur le portfolio, intérieur bon état.‎

‎Lors de son séjour à la villa Médicis à Rome, Tony Garnier, en 1903, choisit d'étudier une ville antique entière appelée Tusculum (Musée urbain T. Ganier). C'est sont projet officiel, en marge il a mené le projet de la Cité Industrielle. Tiré à très petit nombre aux frais de l'auteur. Merci de nous contacter à l'avance si vous souhaitez consulter une référence au sein de notre librairie.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 105849

‎GARDE (Anne) et CANTO (Monique).‎

‎Villégiatures.‎

‎Paris Editions Colona 1982 1 vol. relié in-4, cartonnage toilé vert d'éditeur, jaquette illustrée, 102 pp. Premier tirage de cet album de 93 photographies des châteaux néoclassiques du bordelais, avec leur historique in fine par Jean-Pierre Bériac et Philippe Maffre. Exemplaire enrichi de deux beaux envois autographes signés de l'autrice et de la photographe au cinéaste Alain Resnais. Exemplaire provenant de la bibliothèque d'Alain Resnais.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 112182 ISBN : 290423201

‎Garaudé, Alexis de, French composer (1779-1852).‎

‎Autograph letter signed. N. p. o. d.‎

‎8vo. 1 p. on bifolium. With autograph address verso. To Grzegorz Kontski, father of the pianist Antoine de Kontski, concerning a concert with Garaudé's later wife and student Jeanne Digout de Bincourt and his son Alexis (1821-54). Garaudé cancels an engagement of Kontski's son, probably Antoine's younger brother Stanislaw, as Mademoiselle Bincourt is "extremely timid" and he is "certain that she would sing poorly" were there to be "slightest inquietude about her accompanist". Garaudé does not wish to question the talent of Kontski's son but "does not believe that he is already in possession of the experience necessary to accompany Italian canto well". It is therefore "indispensable" that his son Alexis "accompany the air and the duo". - Alexis de Garaudé is best known as an author of educational books on singing and solfège, some of which are still in print. His son Alexis, who died young, started a promising career as a pianist and composer, winning the second Grand Prix de Rome in 1841 and publishing a successful piano transcription of Meyerbeer's "La Marche du sacre du Prophète". - Several tears, traces of former mounting, and minor browning to the upper border.‎

‎GARCIA MARQUEZ Gabriel‎

‎Cien Años de Soledad‎

‎- Editorial Sudamericana, Buenos Aires 1967, 13,5x20cm, broché. - Cien Años de Soledad [One Hundred Years of Solitude] Editorial Sudamericana | Buenos Aires 1967 | 13,5 x 20 cm | in original wrappers Second edition only one month after the first edition. Spine lightly wrinkled, small signs of folding in the margins of the boards, a light mark on the second board. Rare and precious autograph inscription signed by Gabriel García Márquez on his masterpiece to his friend and translator Claude Couffon: "Para Claude, con un gran abrazo de amigo, Gabriel 1968." "For Claude, with a big hug from your friend, Gabriel 1968." Claude Couffon, a specialist and translator of the major Spanish-speaking writers of the second half of the 20th century, translated Chronicle of a death Foretold a few years later. On the last page, below the colophon, Gabriel García Márquez specified an address in Barcelona, that of his fa mous literary agent for Spain: "c/o Agencia Carmen Ballcells Urgel 241, Barcelona, 11." Rightly considered as one of the most important works op the Spanish language, the novel by García Márquez, however, had difficult beginnings after a first refusal by the avant-garde Barcelona publisher Seix Barral who considered that: "This novel will not be successful [...], this novel is useless." García Márquez sent it from Mexico to the Argentinian publisher Francisco Porrúa who immediately perceived the power of this unknown Colombian writer: "It wasn't a question of getting to the end to find out if the novel could be published. The publication was already decided from the first line, in the first paragraph. I simply understood what any sensible publisher would have understood: that it was an exceptional work." Finished printing in May 1967, One Hundred Years of Solitude appeared in bookshops in June with 8,000 copies selling out in a few days. The second print on 30 June will have the same success, as will the editions that follow week after week. More than half a million copies were sold in three years. Several copies were later inscribed by Gabriel García Márquez who over the years has become one of the most famous South American writers, translated into 25 languages. However, contemporary handwritten inscriptions on the first prints are extremely rare, even more so to one of his French translators who will contribute largely to his international renown. [FRENCH VERSION FOLLOWS] Deuxième édition postérieure de seulement un mois à l'édition originale. Dos légèrement ridé, petites traces de pliures en marges des plats, une légère tache sur le second plat. Rare et précoce envoi autographe signé de Gabriel García Márquez sur son chef-d'œuvre à son ami et traducteur Claude Couffon?: «?Para Claude, con un gran abrazo de amigo, Gabriel 1968.?» Spécialiste et traducteur des principaux écrivains hispanophones de la seconde moitié du XXe siècle, Claude Couffon traduira quelques années plus tard, Chronique d'une mort annoncée. Sur la dernière page, en dessous de l'achevé d'imprimer, Gabriel García Márquez a ajouté une note manuscrite précisant une adresse à Barcelone, celle de son célèbre agent littéraire pour l'Espagne?: «?c/o Agencia Carmen Ballcells Urgel 241, Barcelona, 11.?» Considérée comme l'une des plus importantes œuvres de langue espagnole, le roman de García Márquez eut pourtant une naissance difficile, après un premier refus de l'éditeur barcelonais d'avant-garde Seix Barral, considérant que?: «?Ce roman ne va pas avoir de succès [...], ce roman est inutile.?» García Márquez l'expédia depuis Mexico à l'éditeur argentin Francisco Porrúa, qui perçut immédiatement la puissance de cet écrivain colombien inconnu?: «?Il ne s'agissait pas d'arriver au bout pour savoir si le roman pouvait être publié. La publication était déjà décidée à la première ligne, au premier paragraphe. J'ai simplement compris ce que n'importe quel éditeur sensé aurait compris à ma place?: qu'il s'agissait d'un ouvrage exceptionnel.?» Achevé d'i‎

‎Garcia, Joseph C.‎

‎Jump for the Apple The Story of Lily Pond A Soccer-Playing Frog with Long Long Legs SIGNED by AUTHOR‎

‎Goal Enterprises and Associates. Near Fine. 1983. First Edition. Soft Cover. Book is Near Fine. SIGNED by author to "joyce" on inside front cover. Tight and sturdy binding. Clean and unmarked text. Appears book never read. First Edition. Nicely illustrated children's book. Very few and minor bumps and wear to corners and edges of cover. Very slight cover surface bend creases in middle of book - does not effect book quality or text. Very light surface shelf wear to cover. Stapled softcover binding. Joseph Garcia was designer of the Cal State Fresno's mascot. ; Signed by Author . Goal Enterprises and Associates paperback‎

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‎GARCIN, Jérôme‎

‎Bleus Horizons [ Avec 3 belles L.A.S. de l'auteur ] [Avec : ] Bleus Horizons [ Livres dédicacés par l'auteur ]‎

‎2 vol. in-8 br., NRF, Gallimard, Paris, 2013, 211 pp. Avec 2 belles lettres autographes signées (de 2 et 4 pp.) et une belle carte autographe signée de l'auteur adressée à l'écrivain bordelais Michel Suffran, et évoquant Jean de La Ville de Mirmont, qui est l'objet du présent livre. On joint une belle lettre signée d'une personnalité politique, en lien avec le thème. On joint également un second exemplaire (avec jaquette illustrée et bandeau de Prix François Mauriac), dédicacé à Michel Suffran, avec la copie jointe d'un envoi à un second dédicataire. Bel ensemble (bandeau conservé). Français‎

‎GARCÍA MERCADAL, José (1883-1975).‎

‎Del llano a las cumbres. (Pirineos de Aragón).‎

‎Madrid, Sucesores de Rivadeneyra, 1923. 4to.; 306 pp., 2 hs. Ejemplar con envío autógrafo de García Mercadal. Primera edición. Cubiertas originales con un bello dibujo en color de Marco.‎

‎García, Manuel (II) Patricio Rodríguez, Spanish opera singer (1805-1906).‎

‎Autograph letter signed. No place, 15 June (no year).‎

‎8vo. 1 page on bifolium. With autograph address verso. To the French auctioneer Determes about recently acquired 200 bottles of wine, which his son, the singer Gustave García (1837-1925), shall collect on his behalf: "Ne pouvant pas aller moi même, je prie Monsieur le Commisaire d'avoir la complaisance de donner au porteur, qui est mon fils, les 200 bouteilles de Vin […]". - The baritone Manuel Garcia was the son of the tenor, singing teacher and impresario Manuel del Pópulo Vicente Rodriguez García (Manuel García I, 1775-1832). His sisters were Maria Malibran (1808-36) and Pauline Viardot (1821-1910). In 1854 he invented the first laryngoscope. - With a provenance note on verso: "donné par M. Determes". Former collector‘s number "24" in pencil. Traces of former mounting on verso; traces of old folds; a tiny tear in right margin; slightly foxed.‎

‎Gardet, Georges, Bildhauer (1863-1939).‎

‎Eigenh. Brief mit U. Paris, 22. VIII. 1900.‎

‎2 SS. Qu.-8vo. "Je ne suis plus à Paris que pour quelques jours, devant prendre ensuite quelques vacances. si vous voulez bien venir me voir demain jeudi ou après demain je serai chez moi ces deux jours là après midi entre 1 heure et 5 [...]".‎

‎GARFIELD, James R. (1865-1950)‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed‎

‎Son of President Garfield; interior secretary 1907. ALS 1p 5" X 7¼" Cleveland OH 1892 November 1. Addressed to Julius Strause. Fine. "I regret that I cannot send you one of Gen. Garfield's autographs" etc. unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 28696

‎Garinger, Elmer Henry‎

‎The Administration of Discipline in the High School. SIGNED‎

‎New York: Bureau of Publications / Teachers College Columbia University 1935. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo. 106 pages. Hardcover bound in blue cloth. Light to moderate wear to the binding. A sound copy with secure inner hinges and clean text. Inscribed by the author on the front flyleaf "To Mary Armand Nash with kindest regards. / Elmer H. Garinger / January 25 1937. <br/> <br/> Bureau of Publications / Teachers College, Columbia University hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 045543

‎Garlichs, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann and Adelheid‎

‎Manuscript Travel Journal of Mr. and Mrs. Garlichs, Founders of the First Church in Femme Osage, Depicting Life in Missouri America.‎

‎The original joint manuscript travel diary, from 1835 to1840, of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann and Adelheid Garlichs, who settled in America and became founders of the Evangelical congregations. 8vo. 50 pages in manuscript. In addition, inversely there are 18 pages in manuscript by the same two writers, the first entry with a date as early as 1796 and possibly made by Adelheid's mother. The center of the volume contains 6 pages of recipes written by a family member in 1873, the year of Adelheid's death. All text is in German. Black paper boards, with floral cameo surrounding Adelheid's initials A.v.B. and the year 1835 tooled in gilt to front. With the stamp of the Steinlacke von Borries family library to front pastedown. Volume measures approximately 20 x 17,5 x 1 cm. Some wear to boards, otherwise in very good condition, an important primary source account of emigration to Missouri. Hermann Garlichs (1807-1865) was a German theologian and pastor, first arriving in America in 1833. He founded the first Protestant congregations west of the Mississippi and was the first president of the "German Evangelical Church Association of the West" in the USA. He was married to Adelheid von Borries. The couple's life became the subject of emigration research. In Anglo-Saxon literature, his name is sometimes seen as to Herman Garlichs, or Garlich. He grew up in Bremen in a wealthy Protestant family home, his father being a merchant. After completing his doctorate in philosophy, he was employed as an educator on the Steinlake estate of the district administrator C. L. Philip of Borries, and fell in love the administrator's daughter of the house, Adelheid von Borries (1815-1873). In 1833, when Garlichs was invited to go to America, miss Borries was only 16. As such, he emigrated there without her, but with Meller and Westerkappelner emigrants. Garlichs was inspired by Gottfried Duden's well-known descriptions of the good conditions in Missouri at that time. Duden was a Prussian lawyer who visited St. Louis, Missouri, in 1824 in search of land tracts for German settlements. Both Duden and his traveling companion, Ludwig Eversmann, purchased farms about fifty miles west of St. Louis. Duden spent nearly three years in the United States, reading, exploring the country, and writing letters while the Americans that he hired cleared his land and ran his farm. Duden returned to Germany in 1827. The result of this experiment was Report on a Journey to the Western States of North America [Bericht u¨ber eine Reise nach den westlichen Staaten Nordamerika's], which was published in Germany in 1829 to convince Germans to immigrate to Missouri. Duden described the advantages of moving to Missouri, and further provided advice on how to successfully create a new life in the United States. Duden's book was one of a large number of German books about America, but his was one of the most widely read. Germans faced many problems at home, including corrupt rulers, high taxes, and a lack of available land, thus Duden's account of the spacious expanse of Missouri plains sound very enticing to his fellow countrymen. Together with a few other missionaries who would become notable in the history in America, he made the voyage and settled in Missouri. Garlichs founded the first Protestant congregations west of the Mississippi in 1833 before he was ordained, i.e. as a lay preacher, in the small towns of Femme Osage and St. Charles. Originally known as the Deutsche Evangelische Kirchegemeinde, it was the first Evangelical congregation west of the Mississippi River. It still stands today, and has two church cemeteries, the first dating back to the 1830's and located next to the present-day school. Femme Osage was the mother-church for six other congregations: Friedens (St. Charles, 1834), Harmonie (Warrenton, 1842), St. Peter (Washington, 1844), Immanuel (Holstein, 1839), St. John (Cappeln, 1857), and Bethany (Schluersburg, 1844). In 1835 Hermann Garlich returned to Westphalia, married Adelheid von Borries, and was ordained a priest in Bielefeld. He subsequently went back to Femme Osage with his new wife. Unlike most immigrants to Missouri at the time, in 1835 the Garlichs travelled to America as privileged passengers. Apart from the expected rough seas now and again, and Adelheid missing her family, the voyage was a pleasant one. The newlywed couple had a first class room, and dined with the captain. The ship carried only 119 passengers. They reported that the ship was supplied with 100 chickens, 2 pigs, 2 geese, pigeons and ducks for fresh meat. Adelheid studied English and discussed theology with her husband. Hermann entertained the other passengers by playing the violin. Their joint diary records a theatrical performance by the steerage passengers. Initially, the couple, like the other settlers, lived in very simple conditions in a wooden hut five miles from the town. The more elaborate Garlichs house, at Femme Osage, St. Charles County, MO, is now listed as a Historic American Building. Hermann Garlichs is buried at Green-Wood Cemetery in Kings County, Brooklyn, New York. He died at the young age of 58. The famed but elusive original volume - this is the joint diary of Hermann Garlichs and his wife Adelheid, made in their original hands, describing the voyage overseas, their arrival in America, settling in the unmissionized wilds of Missouri in hopes of a better life, and glimpses of daily life as it was for their first five years as founding evangelists in this vast land of opportunity and hope.‎

‎GARNIER Pierre.‎

‎Trois poètes Allemands de la Nature. E. ARENDT - P. HUCHEL - G. MAURER. Notes et introductives et poèmes de J.R. BECHER. Collection bilingue.‎

‎André Silvaire, Collection "Grands Poètes étrangers", 1958. In-12, broché, 125 pp. Envoi autographe de l'auteur.‎

‎Garnier, Charles, Architekt (1825-1898).‎

‎Eigenh. Brief mit U. Wohl Paris, o. D.‎

‎1 S. auf Doppelblatt. Gr.-8vo. Mit eh. adr. Kuvert. An den Architekten Adam Pichot und wohl über das Pariser Opernhaus. - Charles Garnier war Schöpfer der nach ihm benannten Opéra Garnier (des "Palais Garnier"), einem Hauptstandort der Pariser Oper. - Auf Briefpapier mit gedr. Briefkopf des "Ministère des Travaux publiques, Agence des Travaux du Nouvel Opéra | Bureau de l'Architecte".‎

‎Garnier, Hubertus Fst. von, Großgrundbesitzer und Politiker (1974-1952).‎

‎Eigenhändige Sentenz mit eh. ausgefülltem Formularteil und eh. Namenszug. Turawa (Oberschlesien), o. D.‎

‎1 S. Folio (223:282 mm). Albumblatt mit gedruckter Bordüre, gedr. Fußzeile "Beitrag zum Selbstschriftenalbum 'Deutschlands Zukunft'" und gedr. Formular für biograph. Daten, aufgezogen auf einen Bogen Pergamentpapier (ca. 330:344 mm). Mit einer längeren, teils pessimistischen Zustandsanalyse Deutschlands, jedoch mit positivem Ausblick: "Deutschland lebt seit dem Weltkrieg in einer Krisenperiode wirtschaftlicher und politischer Experimente. Über Deutschlands Zukunft läßt sich ein klares Urteil erst abgeben, wenn der latente Kampf zwischen 'rechts und links' entschieden ist [...] Per aspera - ad astra!". Geschrieben als Beitrag für die von Friedrich Koslowsky im Berliner Eigenbrödler-Verlag herausgegebene Faksimile-Anthologie "Deutschlands Köpfe der Gegenwart über Deutschlands Zukunft" (1928). Die Sentenz bei Veröffentlichung in Druckschrift wiedergegeben. - Mit leichter Rostspur einer Büroklammer und feinen Einschnitten im Formularteil. Koslowsky 41.‎

‎Garnier, Joseph, économiste important, secrétaire perpétuel de la Société d'économie politique (1813-1881).‎

‎Lettre autographe signée. Paris, 29. VII. 1879.‎

‎1p In-8 (9 lignes). Rare lettre, à en-tête de la société d'économie politique à son cher collègue (Alfred de Foville). Il demande à son correspondant les chiffres les plus récents de la production aurifère et argentifère. Lettre collée sur un papier épais. Alfred de Foville était chef du bureau de statistique et de législation comparée du ministère des finances de 1873 à 1893. - Rare Ancienne collection de Foville.‎

‎Garnier, Joseph, économiste important, secrétaire perpétuel de la Société d'économie politique (1813-1881).‎

‎Lettre autographe. Paris, 18. IV. 1877.‎

‎1p In-12 (6 lignes). Rare lettre, à en-tête du journal des économistes, de cet économiste important à Léon Say, lui aussi économiste de renom et ministre des finances. "M Joseph Garnier présente ses civilités empressées à M le secrétaire et M le ministre des finances et le prie" d'accepter l'invitation du 21 courant. - Rare Ancienne collection de Foville.‎

‎GARRETT, Garet (1878-1954)‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed‎

‎This gadfly American journalist became executive editor of the "New York Tribune" at age 38 and penned artic les and books criticizing American policies of the 1920s and '30s especially FDR's "New Deal" and America's intervention in World War Two -- making him a favorite of libertarians and a legend in the John Birch Society. ALS 1p 8½" X 11" n.p. n.y. Addressed to Arnold F. Gates 1914-93 noted Lincoln and Civil War scholar. Near fine. On pale blue letterhead with his name embossed in blue at top Garrett pens boldly in his huge sprawling script: "Did you ever put a special note in a special place and find it four months later That's what I did with yours of Feb. 19 which by the way is my birthday." Signed simply "G.G." Unusual. unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 41031

‎GARRIGUE, Gérard‎

‎Les chantres de Phébus ou portrait de Myriam et Gaston de Béarn [ Livre dédicacé par l'auteur, avec 2 L.A.S. ]‎

‎Préface de Pierre Bécamps, 1 vol. in-8 br., Castera, Bordeaux, s.d. [ 1978 ], 18 ff. n. ch. Très bel envoi de l'auteur à l'écrivain bordelais Michel Suffran. On joint 2 lettres autographes signées de l'auteur à Michel Suffran. Très intéressant document consacré au poète Gaston Galard de Béarn (1907-1978) et à son épouse Myriam Parera. Leur trilogie sur Gaston Phoebus fit l'objet d'une adaptation télévisée en 1978. Le récit du tremblement de terre de Yokohama (le grand tremblement de terre du Kanto) en 1923, auquel il survécut par miracle, est très impressionnant, et l'on peut bien dire assez hallucinant (avec crevasse qui engouffre les victimes et attaque de bandits coréens) ! Le père de Gaston de Béarn, le Prince de Béarn, était alors Conseiller au service de l'Ambassadeur de France au Japon qui n'était autre que Paul Claudel ! Very interesting document dedicated to the poet Gaston Galard de Béarn (1907-1978) and his wife Myriam Parera. Their trilogy on Gaston Phoebus was the subject of a televised adaptation in 1978. The story of the Yokohama earthquake (the Great Kanto Earthquake) in 1923, which he miraculously survived, is very impressive, and one can say that it is quite amazing (with a rift that engulfs the victims and attacks by korean bandits) ! Gaston de Béarn's father, the Prince of Béarn, was then Counselor in the service of the French Ambassador to Japan who was none other than Paul Claudel ! Français‎

‎GARRISON, Winfred E. (1874-1969)‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed‎

‎The noted educator and literary editor of "Christian Century" for more than 30 years was also a prolific religious writer whose books include "The March of Faith" "The Disciples of Christ" and others. Exceptionally early and almost miniature ALS 2pp 3½" X 4 3/4" New Haven CT 1894 December 18. Addressed to Rose. Near fine. Light age toning. Presumably a college undergrad at the time he indicates "Yale University" the youthful Garrison sends effusive birthday greetings to a friend in his miniscule script. Reads in part: "This little volume is some of the best vacation reading I know of. It would be excellent to use as we used 'Harvard Stories' and 'Dream Life' last Easter and I intend to introduce it for such use this Christmas. unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 19919