The First American: His Homes and His Households by Leila Herbert - front cover
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The First American: His Homes and His Households

by Leila Herbert

"The First American: His Homes and His Households" by Leila Herbert, Harper & Brothers, 1900. Hardcover edition exploring George Washington's residences. Shows library use with an inscription, no dust jacket, and wear on the spine. A unique historical biography offering insights into Washington's domestic life.

$38.30$$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1900
Harper & Brothers Publishers
Stock:1 available
SKU:A10-B1-JRM-MRJ-0266

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Condition Details

The book is in fair condition with a worn spine and no dust jacket. The hardcover shows signs of age with some wear at the edges. There is an inscription on the title page, and evidence of library use is present, though the interior pages are generally clean and intact. The binding remains secure.

About This Antique 1900 Edition

"The First American: His Homes and His Households" by Leila Herbert, published by Harper & Brothers in 1900, offers a detailed exploration of George Washington's residences and domestic life. This hardcover edition, printed in New York and London, is a fascinating glimpse into the personal spaces of America's first president. While the copyright page states 1899, this edition is marked as 1900 on the title page. This book includes illustrations, enhancing the narrative of Washington's life beyond his public persona. The book's focus on Washington's homes provides a unique perspective on his character and the era he lived in. The volume does not include a dust jacket and shows signs of library use, including an inscription on the title page. A valuable addition for collectors of historical biographies, this book is a testament to the enduring interest in Washington's legacy.

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Harper & Brothers Publishers

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