ESSAYS ON THE LITERARY AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA FROM "THE XIX CENTURY," 1869-1870. By William Gilmore Simms with a preface and an index by J.R. Scafidel.. This item is unavailable.

Language: English

Published by Southern Studies Program, University of South Carolina, Columbia, April 17, 1977., Columbia, SC:, 1977

  • Softcover
  • Used
See all details
Item image 1 of 6.
Heritage seller

Seller: David Hallinan, Bookseller, Columbus, MS, U.S.A.David Hallinan, Bookseller

4-star seller

AbeBooks seller since March 23, 1998

Unavailable
Softcover

Condition: Used - Very good

£ 15.43

This specific item is no longer available.

Item description from seller

Limited edition of 300 unnumbered copies printed for private distribution (as stated on page i). Paged as [title], i-iii, 1-61. Staple-bound paperback booklet: H 21.5cm x L 14.25cm. Paper covers toned and lightly soiled. Interior pages are clean. Touch of rust to staples but binding remains firm. Two items laid-in: {#1} Southern Studies Program paper slip noting complimentary copy to Peyton Williams (a Mississippi State University English professor and editor of the literary periodical "Mississippi Quarterly") and {#2} April 1977 typed letter signed from James B. Meriwether on University of South Carolina Southern Studies Program official letterhead noting the "keepsake" booklet as a gift from him and from editor Jim Scafidel.

Seller Inventory # CMS-02492

Bibliographic details

Title
ESSAYS ON THE LITERARY AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA FROM "THE XIX CENTURY," 1869-1870. By William Gilmore Simms with a preface and an index by J.R. Scafidel.
Author
Simms, William Gilmore, 1806-1870. J.R. Scafidel [James R. Scafidel] (Preface, Index). The Southern Studies Program, University of South Carolina and by The College of Charleston.
Publisher
Southern Studies Program, University of South Carolina, Columbia, April 17, 1977., Columbia, SC:
Publication year
1977
Condition
Very good
Binding
Soft cover
Language
English
Seller catalogs
Literary Criticism