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2026rif. LRB52002165Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 632 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1888. Text in English. This comprehensive work by George Bartlett Prescott explores the principles and applications of electricity and the electric telegraph in the late 19th century. It provides a detailed technical and historical overview of these groundbreaking technologies making it a valuable resource for historians of science and engineering. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
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1894rif. 57846Boston: B. B. Russell Co 1894. 8vo pp. 3 6-319 1; printed self-wrappers rear wrapper wanting; spine largely perished; stitching sound. Title page inscribed "with love and best wishes of the author." Originally published by J. Howard Brown Co. circa 1882 with the subtitle A story of the blighting curse of polygamy. "The practice of plural marriage commonly known as polygamy stirred intense controversy in postbellum America until 1890 when the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints first officially abolished the practice. Elder Northfield's Home published by A. Jennie Bartlett in 1882 is both a staunchly antipolygamy novel and a call for the sentimental repatriation of polygamy's victims. Her book traces the fate of a virtuous and educated English immigrant woman Marion Wescott who marries a Mormon elder Henry Northfield. Shocked when her husband violates his promise not to take a second wife Marion attempts to flee during the night toddler son in her arms and pulling her worldly possessions in his toy wagon. She returns to her husband however and the balance of the novel traces the effects of polygamy on Marion Henry and their children; their eventual rejection of plural marriage; and their return to a normal and healthy family structure." University of Nebraska Press Wright III 5347. B. B. Russell Co unknown books
rif. B9780803271845Paperback / softback. New. The practice of plural marriage commonly known as polygamy stirred intense controversy in postbellum America until 1890 when the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints first officially abolished the practice. Elder Northfield's Home published in 1882 is both a staunchly anti-polygamy novel and a call for the sentimental repatriation of polygamy's victims. paperback
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1882rif. 016332New York: J. Howard Brown 1882. Book. NVG. Original Cloth. First Edition. Book has slightly bumped and worn corners modest cover wear. Spine lettering and decorations are nearly complete. Scarce anti-polygamy novel. J. Howard Brown Paperback
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1894rif. 57846Boston: B. B. Russell Co 1894. 8vo pp. 3 6-319 1; printed self-wrappers rear wrapper wanting; spine largely perished; stitching sound. Title page inscribed "with love and best wishes of the author." Originally published by J. Howard Brown Co. circa 1882 with the subtitle A story of the blighting curse of polygamy. "The practice of plural marriage commonly known as polygamy stirred intense controversy in postbellum America until 1890 when the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints first officially abolished the practice. Elder Northfield's Home published by A. Jennie Bartlett in 1882 is both a staunchly antipolygamy novel and a call for the sentimental repatriation of polygamy's victims. Her book traces the fate of a virtuous and educated English immigrant woman Marion Wescott who marries a Mormon elder Henry Northfield. Shocked when her husband violates his promise not to take a second wife Marion attempts to flee during the night toddler son in her arms and pulling her worldly possessions in his toy wagon. She returns to her husband however and the balance of the novel traces the effects of polygamy on Marion Henry and their children; their eventual rejection of plural marriage; and their return to a normal and healthy family structure." University of Nebraska Press Wright III 5347. B. B. Russell Co unknown
