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Warner, SusanBiblio.com

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WARNER, Susan, as Elizabeth WetherellBiblio.com

1851139641New York: George P. Putnam 1851. Only "surpassed by Uncle Tom's Cabin in sales and popularity" First edition of Susan Bogert Warner's first novel written under the pseudonym of Elizabeth Wetherell in bright condition. Warner 1819-1885 began writing The Wide Wide World in 1848. It was to become one of the most popular American novels of its time however initially had difficulty finding a publisher. "Even when George P. Putnam accepted the novel for publication in 1850 largely because his mother was enthusiastic about the manuscript he initially printed only 750 copies; two years later the novel was reprinted for the fourteenth time and for decades to come only Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin surpassed Warner's first novel in sales and popularity" ANB. Henry James wrote admiringly of the work in the Nation in 1860 praising Warner's realistic depiction of rural life. This copy is in the third state listed in BAL without the printer's imprint on the copyright page and the final signature of vol. II being 154; the order of priority given as "probable". Blanck notes in his juvenilia bibliography Peter Parley to Penrod that as in the present copy "in first printed copies the folio at p. 157 vol. I and the folio at p. 34 vol. II are misplaced and appear at the inner portion of the page rather than at the fore-edge" Blanck p. 4. 2 vols octavo. Original green morocco-grain cloth titles and decorative motifs to spine in bronze covers stamped in blind within double-rule frames yellow coated endpapers BAL binding b no priority. Spines gently cocked and a little sunned faint spotting to joints touch of wear to tips occasional foxing; a very good copy indeed. BAL 21253; Jacob Blanck Peter Parley to Penrod: a bibliographical description of the best-loved American juvenile books 1938. hardcover

Peter Harrington · Royaume-Uni2 650,00 £GB≈ 3 025,77 €

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PINE NEEDLES

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The Broken Walls of Jerusalem

THE HILLS OF THE SHATEMUC

The Little Black Hen

The Wide Wide World.

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A SKETCH OF TYNTERN ABBEY

Thomas W. Dorr. Elected Gov. of Rhode Island april sic A.D. 1842 under a constitution adopted by the people of the state in Dec. 1841

The Experiences of a Barrister

THE EXPERIENCES OF A BARRISTER

Godfrey Weber's General Music Teacher: Adapted to Self-Instruction both for Teachers and Learners; Embracing also an Extensive Dictionary of Musical Terms. Translated from the Third German Edition with Notes and Additions by James F. Warner.

LES COLLINES DE SHATEMUG.

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Queechy 2 Volumes

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