But after accomplishing such a feat, the Hunley and her crew of eight also vanished beneath the cold Atlantic waters off Charleston, South Carolina. For generations, the legend of the Hunley grew as searchers prowled the harbor, looking for remains.
Leslie, is a 120-page paperback published in the 1800s in the United States. Focused on cooking and food, this English-language cookbook is intended for adult audiences and delves into the art of French culinary techniques.
This cookbook focuses on ice cream, cakes, candy, confectionery, and other culinary treats popular during the 1800s. With a charming title and a wealth of recipes, this book provides insight into the sweet treats of the era, making it a valuable resource for cookbook collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
Inner BLACK’S LAW DICTIONARY, 1st Edition 1891 and 2nd Edition 1910 Law Book on CD-ROM DESCRIPTION OF THIS E-BOOK Inner eBay Store New Arrivals Contact Us eBay listing template by 3Dsellers.com – Try for Free!
Vintage item is in GOOD condition. It has some shelf wear expected for a vintage paperback. The pages inside are in good condition with no highlighting, marks, or writing; no dog-earing. There are some bent and dented pages on the bottom left inside pages 1-35, the result of a small tear and bump from the outside spine, but the dent does not go to the text. There is no dust cover. The patterned paper cover is in good to ACCEPTABLE condition with some tears, and one age spot on the front; there is one visible tear just mentioned on the front lower spine; There is minimal fraying along the edges, but there is a bit more wear on the bottom edges and foot of the spine from shelf rubbing. All corners front and back are bumped and frayed, and there are bent corners back and front; these are not obtrusive. There is a visible crease along the spine, but the spine binding is tight, no loose pages, and the spine is NOT broken (please see pictures as they are part of the description). Overall in GOOD to acceptable good condition. Please be aware this vintage book has wear and flaws, but not bad. This is the classic 1956 history of the American frontier, by Billington, reprinted in 1962 by Harper Torchbooks for the New American Nation Series. If you enjoy American history and collecting vintage, this is for you.
Hardcover, 6 1/2″ x 9 1/2″. 728 Pages. PHOTOS SHOW ACTUAL BOOK YOU WILL RECEIVE.
Overall good condition. Binding is good and all pages are intact. There is slight separation between the first page and its adjoining page, as well as the last page and its adjoining page. Typical age discoloration throughout.
A social satire, which, depending on your tolerance, you might find still readable and enjoyable. It is quite mischievous in tone. Significant passages are written in dialect, which was a humorist’s stock in trade at the time (a practice Samuel Clemens analyzed neatly). Although the hinges are somewhat delicate, this is still a readable copy.
She was the youngest of seven children and was an unhealthy child. At the age of 14 she stopped her formal education to help her family on their farm. After her father died she took care of the farm and her sick mother and sister.
Good condition antique hardcover. Green boards with gilt illustration. Stylized gilt text on spine. Front board is mildly warped. No dustjacket as issued. Strong binding. Foxing to top-edge and to a lesser extent front-edge and tail.
