St. Louis, MO: Nixon-Jones Printing Co., 1913. Octavo. Portrait frontispiece, 212pp., The author was from Company E, 7th Tennessee Regiment, Forrest's Cavalry Corp. Hubbard served the entire period of the Civil War. Very few soldiers saw more of the war or had better opportunities for observation. This is the story..... More
New York, nd. Cassell Publishing Co. Quarto. Frontispiece, 311 pp., illustrated by Gustave Dore with 50 wonderful full page black and white illustrations and with an introduction by Robert Vaughan. Paradise Lost introduces Milton's intention to write a great epic of lasting literary importance about the biblical story of the..... More
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London; 1692, 1688 and 1688: Paradise, printed for Tonson, Regain'd Printed by R.E. and sold by Randal Taylor and Samson printed and sold by Randal Taylor, Quarto. Three works in one volume. 336, 66 and 57 pp. Illustrated with a full-page engraved frontispiece portrait of Milton and 11 (of 12)..... More
Pasadena; (1916): Radiant Life Press. Small Octavo. 21 pages. (1)pp. ad. A poem of the author's ode to Saint [George Wharton] James and his pet sparrow. staple bound in gray stiff paper wraps lettered and decorated in dark green and gilt. A near fine copy. More