Celia Garth: A Story of Charleston in the Revolution

The hardcover edition of Celia Garth is in good condition. The dust jacket exhibits minor wear but remains intact, preserving the striking jacket painting by Virginia Fouché Bolton. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. Overall, this copy is well-preserved and suitable for collectors and readers alike.

Celia Garth: A Story of Charleston in the Revolution by Gwen Bristow is a historical fiction novel published by The Nautical & Aviation Publishing Company of America in 1999. This edition, printed in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, is a hardcover reprint of the original 1959 publication. The book explores the life of Celia Garth, a young woman navigating the complexities of Charleston during the American Revolution. Known for its vivid portrayal of the era, the novel is a blend of historical and women's fiction, capturing the spirit of resilience and adventure. The cover features a jacket painting by Virginia Fouché Bolton, adding a visual connection to Charleston's heritage. This edition is not a first printing but offers a chance to own a piece of literary history with a focus on American revolutionary themes. The book is in good condition, with the dust jacket showing minor wear. It remains an attractive acquisition for collectors and enthusiasts of historical fiction.