New York, Nd(ca.1914): Truth Seekers. Small Octavo. 227(1) pp. 10th edition, last and most complete edition. While most public sins recorded here, over 2,000 are of authenticated sins of adultery or sex by pastors or priests of prepubescent girls. There are cases of arson, bigamy, embezzlement, murder, and a host..... More
Chicago; (1911): National Bible House. Octavo. 95 pages. 16 unnumbered leaves of plates. Cover title: White Slavery Horrors of the Traffic. The Greatest Crime in the World's History. This book was most likely intended as a promotional item sold at newspaper stands or train stations to help promote the sale..... More
London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1869. First Edition. Octavo. In two volumes. (2)pp. publisher's ads, xviii, 498 and x, 423pp. One of Mark Twain's favorite books and one he used in writing A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. There is a heavily annotated copy in the Mark Twain Collection..... More
Paris: Edward W. Titus, 1932. Limited Edition. Octavo. 146 pages. Number 231 of 500 copies with the rare #231 slip laid in at the limitation page. The major critics continue to quote the insights of Anais Nin whose understanding of Lawrence was not only a remarkable example of modernism but..... More
Paris; Nd(ca.1915): Privately Printed. Limited Edition. Octavo. ). Limited to 999 copies. The present copy is number 7. Mostly unopened. In two volumes, continuous pagination, 432 pages. The original edition was published in 1912 in London but Wilde's case which became more widely discussed because of his open homosexual lifestyle..... More