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1868Best.-Nr. 623307Albion New York: The Orleans American 1868. Unbound. Very Good. Large broadside extra. Measuring 23" x 27½". Text in nine columns printed recto only. Old folds a few tiny pinholes at the folds and tiny edge tears a bit of foxing a nice very good or better example. The final 1¼ columns filled with news stories mostly political and the poem "The Bride's Dream" by J. E. Carpenter reprinted from Bentley's Magazine. Noah Davis 1818-1902 a Republican was running for Congress to represent New York's 28th District to replace Lewis Sulye who was not running for reelection. Davis' speech addresses the negative effects of the Democratic Party on the Reconstruction Acts and takes to task the Democratic nominee for President Horatio Seymour who was opposing Ulysses S. Grant in the 1868 election. Davis was elected to Congress in 1868 and served until July 1870 when Grant appointed him U.S. District Attorney for Southern New York. He later served as a justice on the New York Supreme Court presiding over the trials of William H. "Boss" Tweed sentencing him to 12 years for embezzlement and interfering with municipal elections cf. DAB. The Orleans American was a weekly published in Albion New York from 1832 to 1943 the final 33 years under the title Orleans American and Weekly News. A large handsome Reconstruction-era New York political broadside. Seemingly not recorded separately by OCLC. The Orleans American unknown
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2016Best.-Nr. __1634599403Foundation Pr 2016. Hardcover. New. 4th new edition. 1389 pages. 10.00x7.50x2.09 inches. Foundation Pr hardcover
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1828Best.-Nr. 846261828. WEBSTER Noah. An American Dictionary of the English Language. New York: Published by S. Converse 1828. 1st ed. 2 vols. 4tos. Unpaginated. Introductory material in 2 columns definitions in 3 columns. Engraved frontis. of the author in vol. 1. With the "additions and corrections" leaf in vol. 2. Contemporary full leather red and black morocco spine labels. Minor foxing to endpapers some wear and scratches to boards else a very good set housed in custom cloth slip cases. Grolier American 100 36. PMM 291. Sabin 102335. Webster 1758-1843 began work on an American dictionary in 1800 determined to celebrate the country's independence from the British in every sense including establishing distinctively American spellings of words like "color" and "center." "Webster was "an ardent nationalist and he wanted to stress the political separation from Britain by the cultivation of a separate American language" - PMM. His focus on usage set a new standard for accuracy of definition. The dictionary includes some 70000 words far beyond the previous record of 58000 and Webster wrote every word of the manuscript himself. "There were 2500 copies printed in boards uncut or full calf at $20 for the two volumes" - Grolier. unknown
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2019Best.-Nr. B77654no place: no publisher 2019. Hardcover. Fine. Black stamped beige cloth boards small quarto 8.5" x 11.25" 152pp. not illustrated. Book has handsome boards and tight binding text clean bright and unmarked feels unread. This is a hardbound script of the film Marriage Story has no additional information. Text printed on recto side only. no publisher hardcover
1836Best.-Nr. 1409440New Haven: S. Babcock 1836. First Edition. Hardcover. 6mo 155 pages. In Good minus condition. Quarter-bound in cloth with blue paper boards. Boards have stains age toning moderate rubbing wear and age toning throughout. Textblock has cracking to hinges a tear to the front free end page some pages are partially detached throughout ink writing to rear pastedown foxing throughout and age toning and wear to edges. Shelved in Room A. 1409440. Special Collections - Upstairs. S. Babcock hardcover
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2014Best.-Nr. 47734Richmond: Chop Suey Books Books 2014. Very Good. Richmond: Chop Suey Books Books 2014. First Edition stated with full numberline. Quarto 23.5cm; illustrated boards; 260pp; color photos & illus throughout. Boards edgeworn with some scattered smudging and spotting. A bit of offsetting to title page along top and fore-edge. Binding sound and pages unmarked. Signed by Scalin without inscription on full title. Chop Suey Books Books unknown
