[Philadelphia? np, ca. 1805?]. Broadside. 22 x 18 cm., signed in type by Samuel Jones. Probably printed at Philadelphia. Though some copies listed on OCLC are dated as early as 1780, we presumed it was more likely 1805 because of the response, printed by Ustick in 1805, entitled "A true...
[Boston, MA: np, 1819]. Broadside. 30 x 21.5 cm. Printed in two columns, within a decorative border. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 48988. OCLC lists AAS and CLEMENTS. Pierpont was a poet and Unitarian minister whose was involved in reform activities, particularly temperance and anti-slavery. He also gained recognition as an educator after...
Boston: I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Faust's Statue, No 45, Newbury Street, 1794. 18 cm. vi, [1], 8-246pp., [2]. Full leather binding. Spine with red leather label and rules stamped in gilt. Joints cracked, some wear to edges and crown of spine. Evans 26862.
Boston: Published by Samuel T. Armstrong, 50, Cornhill, and Crocker & Brewster and by John P. Haven, New York, 1821. 15 cm. Frontis., 70pp. Gray paper boards, with black leather spine (rubbed) with gilt rules and title. A religious teaching tale of sorts. A good Scottish lad goes off to...
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