Description: Enos Bronson was an American writer and publisher, most noted as first head of the Deerfield Academy. He was allied with the Federalist Party and spent much of his career in Philadelphia. The articles within these reviews cover a variety of topics as well as some poetry and recommended readings. There is a page (page 11/12) with notations throughout the margin at the bottom carried over to the next page which begins, “A Relation of mine...”. What is legible indicates a tale of the cousin visiting Lisbon. It looks as if it has been trimmed away, top and bottom, and at the bottom of page 12, is signed “E. B.” From the Library Company of Philadelphia. Acceptable Condition: 8vo: leather: boards off with chipped corners, edge wear, discoloration and chipping: bookplate inside front from Library Company of Philadelphia with duplicate stamp over and writing around: pencil on facing: chipped pages: frontispiece of Gen. Sir John Moore “engraved for the Spirit of the Foreign Magazine”: foxing: light soiling: some browning to paper due to age: extensive writing on pages 11 and 12 at outside margin: occasional chipped or poorly cut page: “Select Reviews and Spirit of the Foreign Magazines” by E(nos) Bronson, and others: Philadelphia: form the Lorenzo Press of E. Bronson: 1809. FORN-Shelf-558-RAREA1809ABEC
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Binding: Leather
Place of Publication: Philadelphia
Language: English
Author: Enos Bronson
Publisher: Lorenzo Press
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Topic: American (US)
Subject: History
Year Printed: 1809
Original/Facsimile: Original
