THE ORATION OF DEMOSTENES ON THE CROWN (MAYNARD'S ENGLISH CLASSIC SERIES 108-109) by J.T. CHAMPLIN - 1869

Cambridge University Press, 1848. Hardcover, no dust jacket. Ex-library, foxing, light to moderate penciling. Lower corner of front blank torn away. Chipped spine edges, bumped corners.

William H. Dennet, 1867. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Illustrator: . 264 pages. Some wear to the covers; chipping to the spine; cracked front hinge. Name inside; pages are tanned; a good reading copy of an antique edition. Illustrator: . Quantity Available: 1. Category: Antiquarian & Rare; Inventory No: 186118. .

Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1876 Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. A rare volume. Normal age wear. Interior pencilling on end papers, and some through interior. A decent readable copy..

Boston: Crosby, Nichols, Lee and Co, 1861. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover with green cloth boards, 1861, octavo, 240pp., not illustrated. Book VG with wear to spine ends and corners, mild soil, binding tight, text has a few erasable pencil check marks in margins, otherwise clean. No DJ.

Boston: Crosby, Nichols, Lee & Co, 1861. Hardcover. Very good. Brown cloth boards, octavo, not illustrated. Book has mild sun to spine and edges of boards, spine ends and corners worn, binding tight, text clean and unmarked but gently toned throughout.

Boston: Crosby, Nichols, Lee and Co., 1860 Original cloth, gilt spine, although with much of gilt rubbed away. The author was President of Waterville College, now Colby College, in Maine. In the preface, the author explains that this treatise "has been purposely thrown into the form adapted to the class-room," and is thus a textbook. He states that he has "endeavored to make [himself] acquainted with the views of the best thinkers on the subject, and [did not hesitate] to adopt them when [he] could present no better of [his] own." With lengthy Appendix, "Abstract of the History of Speculative Philosophy." Heavy wear to cover extremities, with corners worn through to boards and tiny chips along spine edges. Boards moderately scuffed. Prior owner "Clara Strong Oct 4th 1870" has made penciled notes, for the most part very neat, to almost all blank endpapers and to first page of Appendix. A few notations here and there to other text margins. Second front blank… Read More

Chicago: A.S. Barnes, 1876. Black Cloth. Good/No Jacket. Heavy wear to edges, rubbing, orig owner's name (dated 1881) in pencil inside front and back covers. Sound copy, unmarked. "Designed as a basis for instruction in that science in schools and colleges". Champlin was the president of Colby. The Treasury Dept. needs a copy of this book.

Boston: William H. Dennet, 1866. Hardcover. 264p. A brown cloth hardcover book in fair condition. Edges of spine chipped and ragged. Corners rubbed through. Notes and bookplates on endpapers and occasional marginalia. Pages 65-84 are nearly detached. A damaged but readable copy, OFFERED AS-IS. Greek text with English introduction and notes.

James Munroe and Company, Boston, 1850. Acceptable. Greek with notes in English; 252 p., mostly clean and unmarked but someone cut a section of the upper corner edge of the t.p. away, and there appear to be erasures beneath followed by penciled name of former owner; paste downs and back end page are printed with listing of other publications. Binding is firm; black boards with embossed design and bright gilt lettering on spien are only slightly bumped but cloth on lower spine has been peeled away and there is a ding at crown of spine. Paper of very fine quality, only mildly age-toned but with occasional foxing.

New York: American Book Company, [ca 1874]. New Edition, Remodeled." Octavo (20cm). Publisher's brown blind-stamped boards, lettered in gilt on spine; i-x, 11-314pp. Contemporary ownership stencil to endpapers; mild external wear; Very Good. Uncommon in commerce.