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The Story of the Three Bears January 1875 Ismailia St. Augustine Florida

1875 · 1009 — <p><u>ORIGINAL EDITION </u>Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers New York Date and Numbering: January 1875 Volume L Number CCXCVI Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall 160 pages Condition: Good binding good cover has tears & marks COMPLETE No Missing Pages - <strong>65 woodcut illustrations</strong></p><p><u> Most are Original First Printing even before book form:</u></p><ul><li>Poem: The Children's Night - By Zadel Barnes Buddington with <strong>10 beautiful woodcut illustrations</strong> Zadel Barnes Buddington Gustafson</li><li><strong>St. Augustine Florida</strong> -The Ancient City. In two parts part II - By Constance Fenimore Woolson with 9 illustrations</li><li>Poem: The rivals - By Richard Henry Stoddard<br />Two Sketches - By Ruth Charlotte Dana Lyman with 2 illustrations</li><li>Slavery - George D. Prentice - By Junius Henri Browne with 1 illustration</li><li>Poem: A cry from the shore - By Nelly M. Hutchinson</li><li>Rape of the gamp chaps. XV-XVI - By Julian Croskey with 2 illustrations</li><li>The First Century of the Republic. Third paper. Mechanical progress.II - By Edward Henry Knight with <strong>24 illustrations of machines inventions bridgeworks buildings</strong></li><li>Poem: Love's Imagination. A little western flower - By Nelly M. Hutchinson</li><li>Ismailia - Arabic: الإسماعيلية‎ <em>al-IsmÄʻīlÄ«yah </em> <small>Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: </small>lesmæʕiˈlejjæ is a city in north-eastern Egypt. Known in Egypt as "The City of Beauty and Enchantment" By S.S. Conant with 8 large woodcut illustrations</li><li><strong>The Story of the Three Bears</strong>. <strong>For little folks</strong> - By Robert Southey <strong>First Printing <em>For Little folks version</em>! </strong>with 5 small woodcut illustrations</li><li>A modern Lohengrin - By Virginia W. Virginia Wales Johnson</li><li>The republican movement in Europe. Fifteenth paper. III. Germanic peoples.Continued. - By Emilio Castelar</li><li>A gala night in Russia - By Thomas Wallace Knox</li><li>The man who was like Shakspeare - By William Black</li><li>Editor's easy chair - By George William Curtis</li><li>Editor's literary record</li><li>Editor's scientific record</li><li>Editor's historical record</li><li>Editor's drawer</li></ul> Harper's New Monthly