Hanley: T. Allbut, 1828. 18mo., 13 pages, [1] table; Disbound pamphlet; Main body of text appears to be complete at 13 pages followed by one table, but possible that additional tables may be lacking; Several small tears to all pages near binding, none impacting text; Lightly age-toned with several small stains; Ink annotation to first page of text. More
London: [N.p.], 1833. First Edition. Octavo, [2], 264 pages; G+; Publisher's quarter cloth, rebacked; Roundback spine with original paper spine label preserved; Boards show moderate plus wear to edges and corners, some chipping to fore-edge of front cover, and moderate wear to spine label; Textblock has moderate age-toning to untrimmed edge, ffep professionally repaired, and former owner's signature on title page ("F. J. Brown / xxiv Dec. 1819"). More
[London]: [N.p.], [1817]. Second Edition. Octavo, [4], 470 numbered columns; G; Contemporary boards, rebacked with paper spine; Title handwritten in ink on spine (in early 19th century hand); Boards show moderate wear and bumping to corners, moderate wear and chipping to head and tail of spine, light soiling overall, and cracking to paper along joints; Front board is loose from (but still attached to) binding; Textblock has moderate age-toning to edges, light age-toning and foxing interiorly; and the bookplate of the Sondley Reference Library on the front pastedown. More
New York: D.C. & P. Burkloe, 1810. First American Edition. Octavo, 64 pages; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate age-toning overall, creasing along disbound edge, some light creasing to bottom corner of front page, and binding split at page 33 (all pages intact). RW Consignment. More
London: Self-Published, 1806. First Edition. Octavo, iv, 156 pages; G+; Pamphlet in modern marbled wraps; Wraps show light plus wear overall with moderate toning to spine; Textblock has light plus age-toning and light wear to edges, moderate foxing to pages throughout interiorly, a chip to the top corner of the title page, and creasing to the bottom corners of the first six pages; Sabin 8513. More
London: J. Pridden, C. Dilly, F. and C. Rivington, T. Egerton, G. Leigh and J. Sotheby, R. Faulder, R. Bickerstaff, 1798. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 15 pages; VG-; Side-sewn pamphlet; Light foxing and age-toning overall, with some light tearing/wear to untrimmed edges; Early ink emendations to front page, indicating historians quoted in pamphlet (Hollingshed, Froissart, Grafton, etc). More
Glasgow: David Niven, 1794. Fourth Edition. Octavo, [2], 160 pages; G; Disbound; Front and back pages have significant foxing and light chipping to edges, and moderate wear along disbound edge; Textblock has light age-toning to edges and minor foxing throughout interiorly. More
Birmingham: Thomas Pearson, 1791. First Edition. Octavo, xvi, 152 pages; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Some light creasing to pages along disbound edge, and light wear to fore-edge of title page; Light age-toning overall. More
Boston: Banner of Light, 1903. 16mo., 15 pages, [1]; G-; Tan wraps with black lettering to front cover; Staple binding; Original wraps browned with several long tears at spine and large chips to corners (not impacting cover text); Text block lightly age-toned. More
Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office, 1899. First Edition. Octavo, 28 pages, [6] fold out charts, [44] photographic plates, pp. 29 - 36, [1] diagram, pp. 37 - 40, [1] diagram, pp. 41 - 44, [3] fold out charts, [4]; G; Perfect-bound booklet, in original beige wrappers; Covers show moderate wear / chipping to edges, significant wear to head of spine, and light plus soiling overall; Textblock show light uneven age-toning to edges, moderate foxing to fore-edges, and light shelfwear to bottom edge. More
Winfield: H. & L. Vincent, 1891. Later Edition. Octavo, 64 pages; VG-; Perfect pamphlet with light brown wrappers, blank spine, and black lettering to front cover; Covers have light wear to edges/corners, light plus wear to head/tail of spine, and a 1-inch tear to paper on spine near tail; Textblock has light plus age-toning and light foxing to edges; Contains 86 songs, with musical notation. More
Brookline: The Chronicle Press, 1887. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 22 pages, [2]; VG-; Side-stapled pamphlet in original brown wrappers; Covers show some light creasing; Textblock has light age-toning overall. More
Cincinnati: [n.p.], 1864. Presumed first edition. 16mo., 112 pages; G; Yellow paper wraps, discolored and damp stained with several small chips; Handwritten text on wraps reading "For sale by the Am. News Co. 121 Nassau St. New York" and "Mr John Swinton, Times Office"; Bookplate indicating that the volume was donated to the Minnesota Historical Society by J. Watts de Peyster on front free endpaper; Brief bio of J Watts de Peyster pasted to inside of front wrap; Text block lightly age-toned; Scattered annotations to text block; Damp staining to top margins of pp. 85-end. More
Philadelphia: [N.p.], 1842. First Edition. Octavo, 28 pages, [2]; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate wear to edges of front and back pages, and light plus uneven age-toning to pages interiorly; Name of former owner ("Robert Edward Brown") appears in ink on the title page. More
Charleston: Walker, Evans & Cogswell, 1873. First Edition. 12mo., 121 pages, [3]; VG-; Side-sewn pamphlet with original green wrappers, blank spine, and black lettering to front cover; Covers have a chip to the top corner of the front cover, light chipping to head/tail of spine, moderate wear to spine (with a 2-inch tear to paper near head of spine); and light soiling/wear overall; Textblock shows light age-toning overall; Sabin 80420. More
Washington, D.C. Philip & Solomons, 1869. First Edition. Octavo, 19 pages; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Light uneven age-toning overall, with some light wear to edges; Sabin 58145. More
Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office, 1863. First Edition. Octavo, 59 pages; G+; Side-sewn pamphlet, lacking original wrappers; Light age-toning overall, light wear to bottom and fore-edges of pages, and portions of original wrappers persist along spine edge of title page. More
Philadelphia: C. Sherman, Son & Co., 1863. First Edition. Octavo, 39 pages, [1]; G+; Side-sewn pamphlet in original light brown wrappers; Covers have light plus wear to head/tail of spine, some light creasing to bottom corner of front cover, and a light dampstain impacting the top edges of the front and back covers; Textblock has light age-toning to edges; A pencil emendation from a prior owner appears on the title page (identifying the author as Agnew), and an ink emendation on the front cover does likewise. More
New York: Anson D. F. Randolph, 1863. Second Edition. Octavo, [4], [2], 20 pages, [2], [40]; VG-; Twenty page pamphlet bound with 40 pages of blank paper in 1/2-green leather and marbled boards, gilt lettering to spine; Boards have moderate wear to corners and edges, and light wear to leather along joints of spine; Textblock has light age-toning to edges and light plus age-toning to pages interiorly; t.e.g,; Sabin 37996. More
Washington, D. C. War Department, Adjutant General's Office, 1862 - 1863. First Edition. 12mos. (5" x 7.25"), Thirty pamphlets; VG-; General orders range from one to eleven pages in length; Light age-toning overall, with some minor wear to top edges; Several orders are hole-punched along the spine edge; Contain the reviews of courts martial verdicts by Lincoln during the years 1862 to 1863; The following General Orders are present: Nos. 17, 76, 125, 127, 135, 145, 149-150, 170, 172-173, 184-185, 197, 228, 230, 242-243, 251, 255, 260, 264, 267, 298, 306, 346, 372, 377, 396. More
Washington: War Department, Adjutant General's Office, 1862. First Edition. Pamphlet, 1 page; VG-; A one sheet order, with pinholes to left margin; Printed on the recto only; Lightly foxed, with a small chip to top-left corner. Background: This is the official order issued by Lincoln revoking the privilege of habeas corpus during the course of the American Civil War. More
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Philadelphia: C. Sherman & Son, [1862]. Second Edition. Octavo, 58 pages, [2]; G+; Side-sewn pamphlet in original wrappers; Covers show light age-toning and wear along edges and significant wear to paper on spine (quires exposed); Textblock has light age-toning to edges; ALS from Binney is tipped in at front; Sabin 5481. More
[Philadelphia]: [N.p.], [1862?]. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 35 pages; VG-; Side-sewn pamphlet in original light blue wrappers; Covers have moderate creasing to corners, light soiling and toning overall, with some chipping to paper on spine; Textblock shows light age-toning overall, with some creasing to bottom corners of pages, and light soiling to top corner of title page; Sabin 5487. More
Philadelphia: [N.p.], 1862. First Edition. Octavo, [4], 38 pages; G+; Disbound side-sewn pamphlet; Light age-toning overall, with some light plus wear to disbound edge and to edges of title page. More
New York: D. van Nostrand, 1862. First Edition. 12mo., 22 pages, [2]; G; Disbound pamphlet; Textblock has light age-toning overall, moderate wear along disbound edge, small chipping to top corners of pp. 13 - 22, and front cover loose (but intact); ink emendation from former owner on front page (indicating that this was a gift to prior owner by "S. Alofsen"—possibly historian and railroad industrialist Solomon Alofsen). More
Charleston: Evans & Cogswell, 1860. First Edition. Octavo, 36 pages; VG-; Side-sewn pamphlet; Pages show light age-toning overall, light plus soiling to front and back pages, some creasing to first several pages, and a small ink-stain at the top-edge of the back page. RW. More
[Washington]: Lemuel Towers, [1859]. Octavo, 16 pages; G; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate and uneven age-toning overall, some wear along disbound edge, first and last leafs separated but intact (with two small tears to last page); Two faint horizontal creases from prior folding; Background: One of 50,000 copies printed by Stephen Douglas (with the headline "Douglas An Enemy To The North") to build support in the south for a prospective presidential run in 1860; Sabin 41148. More
Albany: [N.p.], 1859. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 152 pages; G+; Side sewn pamphlet with original wrappers; Wrappers have light plus toning and light soiling overall, and light chipping to head/tail of spine; Textblock has light age-toning overall. More
Hartford: Starr & Farnham, 1854. 12mo., 12 pages; VG-; perfect bound pamphlet in brown wrappers; Covers show uneven toning, a faint vertical crease, and a small chip to fore-edge of back cover; Textblock has light age-toning to edges; On verso of front cover is inscribed "To the / Hon Rufus Choate" More
Charlottesville: James Alexander, 1837. Octavo, 54 pages, [2]; VG-; Side-sewn pamphlet in brown wrappers; Moderate wear to spine, light wear to corners, some light soiling to back cover; Textblock has moderate plus foxing throughout interiorly. More
Charleston: E. J. Van Brunt, 1833. First Edition. 12mo., 80 pages; VG-; Disbound pamphlet; Front page has moderate plus foxing, a 2-inch closed tear to fore-edge, and a crease at the bottom corner; Textblock has very light foxing throughout interiorly; A document produced by the South Carolina convention that passed the Ordinance of Nullification. The state of South Carolina passed a resolution declaring the federal tariffs of 1828 and 1832 void within the state, relying on a robust view of "states rights" even then widely viewed as unconstitutional. The so-called Nullification Crisis proved a crucial event in the lead up to the Civil War; Sabin 87430. More
Columbia: A. S. Johnston, 1833. First Edition. Small Octavo, 19 pages; VG-; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate plus foxing overall, with light creasing along disbound edge; A document produced by the South Carolina convention that passed the Ordinance of Nullification. The state of South Carolina passed a resolution declaring the federal tariffs of 1828 and 1832 void within the state, relying on a robust view of "states rights" even then widely viewed as unconstitutional. The so-called Nullification Crisis proved a crucial event in the lead up to the Civil War. More
New York: J. Kennaday, 1832. First Edition. Octavo, 54 pages, [2]; VG-; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate foxing overall, with some light creasing along disbound edge, and uneven page lengths; Written in response to the Ordinance of Nullification. More
Columbia: [N.p.], 1832/3. First Edition. Octavo, 16 pages; VG-; Disbound pamphlet; Light uneven foxing overall, with light creasing along disbound edge; Documents produced by the South Carolina convention that passed the Ordinance of Nullification. More
Charleston: E. J. Van Brunt, 1832. First Edition. 12mo., 24 pages; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate wear to untrimmed fore- and bottom edges, moderate foxing overall, front page loose (but intact); A defense of the doctrine of Nullification written in the midst of the Nullification Crisis; Sabin 30446. More
Charleston: J. S. Burges, 1832. First Edition. Octavo, 8 pages; VG-; Disbound pamphlet; Light age-toning overall, with mild creasing along disbound edge and former owner's signature on the front page; A document produced by the South Carolina convention that passed the Ordinance of Nullification. The state of South Carolina passed a resolution declaring the federal tariffs of 1828 and 1832 void within the state, relying on a robust view of "states rights" even then widely viewed as unconstitutional. The so-called Nullification Crisis proved a crucial event in the lead up to the Civil War; Sabin 102035. More
Columbia: A. S. Johnston, 1932. First Edition. Small octavo, 28 pages; VG-; Disbound pamphlet; VG-; Light plus foxing and age-toning overall, with some light creasing along disbound edge, an ink emendation ("2413") to front page, and a small chip to top corner of front page; A document produced by the South Carolina convention that passed the Ordinance of Nullification. The state of South Carolina passed a resolution declaring the federal tariffs of 1828 and 1832 void within the state, relying on a robust view of "states rights" even then widely viewed as unconstitutional. The so-called Nullification Crisis proved a crucial event in the lead up to the Civil War. More
Richmond: Thomas W. White, 1824. First Edition. 12mo., 23 pages; G+; Side-sewn pamphlet with white wrappers and black lettering on front cover; Covers show light age-toning and wear to edges, and light plus wear to spine edge; Textblock has light age-toning overall and to untrimmed edges; pages 15 to end have separated from rest of pamphlet (but intact). Our research shows this to be unrecorded. More
Washington City: William Duane & Son, 1805. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 30 pages, [2]; VG-; Side-sewn pamphlet, loose; Light soiling overall, light plus wear to uncut fore-edge, pages uncut as printed, light age-toning overall; Background: A protest against the division of the Louisiana Purchase into Orleans Territory and what became the Missouri Territory, and the mass relocation of American Indians within their borders; Sabin 42298. More
New York: The New York Historical Society, 1843. First Edition. Octavo, [2], 74 pages; VG-; Perfect-bound pamphlet in brown wrappers, with black lettering on front cover; Covers have moderate chipping to fore-edges, some light wear to spine edges and head/tail of spine; Textblock has light age-toning to edges and light foxing to top edge; Includes a 14" x 15"fold out map at front; Sabin 26390. More
London: William Pickering, 1840. First Edition. Octavo, vi, 96 pages; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Light soiling to front and back pages, light age-toning overall, and moderate creasing along disbound edge; Signature of Reuben Hyde Walworth ("R A Walworth") appears in pencil at the top of the title page; Walworth was the last Chancellor of New York. More
Philadelphia: A. Waldie, 1836. First Edition. Octavo, 38 pages, [2]; G+; Side-sewn pamphlet in light blue wrappers; Covers have light age-toning and soiling overall, with light wear to corners, chipping at head/tail of the spine, and moderate wear to paper on spine; Textblock has moderate age-toning to edges, light foxing throughout interiorly, and some creasing to bottom corners of first 13 pages; Sabin 97645. More
Boston: Russell, Odiorne and Co., 1834. First Edition. 12mo., 74 pages; VG-; Rebound perfect bound pamphlet, in paper wrappers with brown cloth spine; Housed in brown paper slipcase with paper citation label; Covers show faint creasing, light age-toning overall, minimal wear to edges, the name of a former owner in ink on the front cover ("Carolyn Cheney - / 1918 -"), two pencil emendations to front cover, and the Yale Law Library stamp on the front cover; Textblock has light age-toning and foxing overall, with light creasing to title page; Includes fold-out map; Background: The source of enormous popular controversy throughout New England, the trial and acquittal of Methodist minister Ephraim K. Avery came to embody many of the underlying religious tensions in Puritan New England with the emerging sect of Methodism. The controversial acquittal of the defendant led to endless coverage in the popular press, and this is one of several pamphlets written in Avery's defense after his acquittal by the jury; Sabin 2486. More
Providence: Cranston and Hammond, 1834. First Edition. Octavo, 60 pages; VG-; Original tan wraps with black lettering; Presentation copy from Dorr with an inscription on the front wrap reading "John A. Stevens, from T.W. Dorr"; Wraps with several long closed tears at spine, some chipping to edges; Text block foxed and lightly age-toned; The whole publication has been folded in half vertically at some point, and a light vertical crease remains. RW Consignment. Shelved case 7. More
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Washington: Gales and Seaton, 1834. Second Edition. Octavo, 43 pages; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Light wear to disbound edge, mild foxing to title page, and light soiling to top-right quadrant of title page; Sabin 306. More
[N.p.], [1832/3]. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 8 pages; G; Side-sewn pamphlet; Moderate wear to edges, moderate plus age-toning overall, and a former owner's signature in ink at top of pp. 1 and 3. More
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Washington, D.C. William Greer, 1832. First Edition. Octavo, 11 pages; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate foxing and light age-toning overall, and light plus wear to disbound edge; Sabin 94670. More
Boston: [N.p.], 1825. Second Edition. Octavo, 47 pages, [1]; G+; Disbound pamphlet, with residual of former binding on disbound edge; Front and back pages show light foxing and soiling, light plus age-toning throughout interiorly, light wear to speckled edges, and an ink inscription to title page: "To the Members of the Legislature"; Sabin 31595. More
Frankfort: Amos Kendall & Co., 1825. Presumed First Edition. Octavo, 37 pages; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Light age-toning and foxing overall, some faint creasing along disbound edge, ink emendation to top of first page, and binding loose (but all pages intact); Written at the height of the "Old Court - New Court" controversy in Kentucky; No titlepage; Authorship identified on page 37; Sabin 85376. More
Frankfort: Amos Kendall & Co, 1825. First Edition. Octavo, 38 pages, [2]; G+; Disbound pamphlet; Moderate foxing and age-toning throughout, with light damp-staining impacting up to page 15. More
