Boston / New York / Philadelphia: Published by David H. Williams. New York: Collins, Keese, and Company. Philadelphia: Thomas, Cowperthwait, and Company. 1839. viii, pp.65-312, many tables (shipping tonnages etc) and lists (government offices and the like), and a few diagrams ('how mirages form' being the most nearly pictorial), 7.5x4.6... More about The American Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge for the year 1833. Second edition

Cat.No: 177346

's-Gravenhage: Staatsuigeverij, 1978. 112p., captioned period photography throughout, amidst text, 11x8 inch cardstock wraps, mild edgewear and rubbing, a good copy. More about Fotografie in Nederland 1839 / 1920. Onder redactie van Ingeborg Th. Leijerzapf, conservator...

Cat.No: 162923

[Boston?]: n.pub. [1838?]. 15p., self-wraps edge worn, paper foxed, small tear in rear page in blank area, string bound. Defense of free speech, Abner Kneeland and an attack on Samuel Kirkland Lothrop for refusing to sign a petition requesting a pardon for Kneeland. The pardon petition was signed by a.... More about Review of the Rev. S.K. Lothrop's sermon, delivered in the Brattle Street Church, on Sunday, June...

Cat.No: 173379

San Francisco: California Historical Society, 1964. xxxii, 246p., folded map, illustrations from old prints; one of 1550 copies, dj. Special publication number 39. More about The California diary of Faxon Dean Atherton; 1836 - 1839; edited, with an introduction by Doyce...

Cat.No: 43259

Berkeley Heights, NJ: The Oriole Press, 1965. 9p., wraps, 4.5x7.5 inches. One of 75 copies. Reprints an 1839 editorial by Bryant. More about The right of workmen to strike. Editorial by a great American poet. Initial by Maurice Duvalet

Cat.No: 35074

Washington DC: s.n., 1837. Single 9.5x6 inch leaf, about 120 words printed recto; some edgewear and corner-creasing, scattered large blots of foxing, a good-only copy. 24th Congress, 2d session. 183. We find a Gersham Wakeman who traces to Fairfield CT, married in 1757. More about In Senate of the United States. February 16, 1837. Read, and ordered to be printed. Mr. Sevier...

Cat.No: 174799

Washington DC: s.n., 1837. Single folio leaf printed and folded to present a 13p. text, 9.5x6.2 inch self-wraps; some partial tearing of fold-lines, some crumpling of untrimmed edges, scattered light foxing, good copy. Regards "ten sections of land granted to said Territory (of Arkansas) for the erection of a public... More about Report from the Secretary of the Treasury, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate,...

Cat.No: 174798

London: Simpkin and Marshall, 1833. Hardcover. xi, 302p., publisher's ad leaf, hardbound item in 7x4.2 inch grey papered boards. Poor copy missing upper cover, lower nearly detached, spine label is handwritten in old sepia nib, textblock badly cracked and held only by one cord; first blank and titlepage are detached... More about A Guide to the Choice of Books; or, A Selection of More than Six Hundred Volumes; comprising some...

Cat.No: 194272

Paris: Gallimard/Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, 1980. Hardcover. xiii, 1534p., 4.5x7 inches, text in French, very good in goatskin, gilt, dj and glassine. Plain slipcase. Attractive edition. More about Correspondence II; 1851- 1858

Cat.No: 129328

New York: Random House, 1973. xxii, 257p., preface, introduction, extensive footnotes, illustrations, bibliographical essay, index, very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped dj. More about The Dorr Rebellion; a study in American radicalism, 1833-1849

Cat.No: 16938

Boston: Allen & Ticknor, 1833. Leather Bound. iv, 163 p., small hardcover, half-calf marbled boards, leather spine and corners somewhat scuffed; ownership signature in pencil on title page dated 1846, another early penned signature on front endpaper, both front and rear endsheets are quite good, as are the hinges. Textblock... More about Tales in French for young persons; taken from Une famille, and Les enfans

Cat.No: 216324

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1971. xii, 210p., reprint in cloth boards and dj; jacket (which features an anachronistic Black power salute) is rather worn. Includes a brief biography of Hildreth. More about Memoirs of a fugitive; America's first antislavery novel, adapted by Barbara Ritchie

Cat.No: 20147

Kent: The Kent State University Press, 1990. xv, 263p., dj. On the American Home Missionary Society and its opposition to slavery. More about Conscience and slavery; the evangelistic Calvinist domestic missions, 1837-1861

Cat.No: 11592