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Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Department of State, 1976. Textblock is very clean and very tight. Faint soiling to front cover, creased corners. Pages 99-191p.; In this issue: The Worker's Education Service, by Peter Van der Water; The Communists and UAW Factionalism, 1937-39, by Roger R. Keeran; To Destroy A Culture: Indian Education in Michigan, 1855-1900, by Bruce Rubenstein; The Second Michigan Volunteer Cavalry: Another View, by Stephen Z. Starr. . Wraps. Very Good+. Illus. by B&W Photographs/Drawings. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Paperback.
Inaugural Address of Timothy Bigelow, W.P. of Crystal Fount Division, S. of T., No. 16, of Boston. Delivered January 8, 1875 by Bigelow, Timothy - 1875
by Bigelow, Timothy
Inaugural Address of Timothy Bigelow, W.P. of Crystal Fount Division, S. of T., No. 16, of Boston. Delivered January 8, 1875
by Bigelow, Timothy
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Boston: Press of John Wilson and Son, for Sons of Temperance, 1875. Pamphlet. 10p., sewn signature in plain printed 9x5.5 inch pale green wraps. Bindery thread is holding nicely and looks sound, but wraps are quite dust-soiled and mildly damp-stained with a half-inch closed tear to front cover that lies along an otherwise mild vertical crease to entire item. Inside, text stock is toned with dusty margins and has small dog-ears. Reading copy. W.P. = worthy patriarch; S. of T. Sons of Temperance. It was expensive to join, membership was secret and required strenuous efforts to look after "fallen brothers" and their families. Bigelow's message appears to be florid commonplace uplift, which (per a prefatory note) was thought by certain members fit for the general public.
- Bookseller Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB (US)
- Format/Binding Pamphlet
- Book Condition Used
- Quantity Available 1
- Publisher Press of John Wilson and Son, for Sons of Temperance
- Place of Publication Boston
- Date Published 1875
- Keywords Massachusetts Nineteenth century Americana Alcohol, alcoholics Fraternal organizations