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A very handsome example of the first American edition of Livingstone's most substantial and broadly distributed work
Fellow of Merton Colledge in Oxford
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1860 WOUNDED CIVIL WAR SOLDIER. The American Chesterfield - Owned & Read While Wounded. Manuscript They could not sail acrossA really wonderful little item owned by John M. Stark of the 62nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers in November of 1862. Mustered in July of 1861, he was seriously injured at the Battle at Gaines Mill in June of 1862 and hospitalized for a full 6 months. This was his copy of The American Chesterfield. I like to think he was reading the section on wood carving and doing some whittling during those months in the hospital. Anonymous. The American