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and escaped in 1693
" The New "Pilgrim's Progress" For The Millions Whose Faces Are Turned To The Sunrise Shore Where There Is No Night
Author: The Emory University Student Council
First edition copy from 1870 of Harriet Beecher Stowe's LADY BYRON VINDICATED: A HISTORY OF THE BYRON CONTROVERSY
The boards and binding are solid and tight with minimal shelfwear
STORIES THE IROQUOIS TELL THEIR CHILDREN - 1917 NATIVE AMERICAN FABLES - SIGNED ASTROLOGY and escaped in 1693STORIES THE IROQUOIS TELL THEIR CHILDREN Book Details + Condition: American Book Company (New York). First Edition, 1917. Hardcover measuring 7. 5" x 5. 25". 216 pages. Signed with a drawing by the author. Collection of short stories and fables by American author Mabel Powers (Yeh Sen Noh Wehs), compiled during her time living with the indigenous Iroquois people of North America. Features many black and white illustrations throughout, as well as
