In Defense of Harriet Shelley Mark Twain American Artists Edition Harper 1925
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Discover a unique piece of literary history with "In Defense of Harriet Shelley," Volume 16 from The Complete Works of Mark Twain, presented in the distinguished American Artists Edition. This particular volume, published by Harper & Brothers in New York, is a significant part of the comprehensive collection of Mark Twain's writings, offering readers a deep dive into his diverse intellectual landscape. The book features a distinctive design with a classic red and gold spine adorned with laurel wreaths, and the front cover displays a striking red profile silhouette of Twain within a decorative emblem, alongside a printed facsimile of his signature.
This edition is especially notable for its inclusion of various copyright dates spanning from 1907 to 1922, indicating a compilation of Twain's works over time, culminating in the 1922 publication date for this specific volume. Collectors and enthusiasts of American literature will appreciate this meticulously crafted edition, which brings together a selection of Twain's essays and other writings. The internal pages are adorned with captivating illustrations, including a detailed frontispiece featuring the author, enhancing the reading experience and making this book a treasured addition to any literary collection.
In Defense of Harriet Shelley Mark Twain American Artists Edition Harper 1925
$14.99
This edition is especially notable for its inclusion of various copyright dates spanning from 1907 to 1922, indicating a compilation of Twain's works over time, culminating in the 1922 publication date for this specific volume. Collectors and enthusiasts of American literature will appreciate this meticulously crafted edition, which brings together a selection of Twain's essays and other writings. The internal pages are adorned with captivating illustrations, including a detailed frontispiece featuring the author, enhancing the reading experience and making this book a treasured addition to any literary collection.