"Earnest Willie," or Echoes From a Recluse Containing the Letters, Poems, Addresses and Sketches - Chiefly Moral and Religious - With Bits of Laughing Humor, Smiling Fancy and Tender Sentiment - Everywhere The Earnest Heart Throbs of William D. Upshaw, During his more than Ten Tears of Invalid Life - (Seven Years Spent in Bed.)

Upshaw, William D.

Published by Franklin Printing and Publishing Company, Atlanta, 1893

About this Item

Octavo. [1], xxii, 694 pages. Frontispiece of photograph of author in his wheel chair. Illustrated. Green cloth hardcover with gilt lettered title on the front cover and spine. Light shelf and edge wear to the cloth binding. Bottom corners bumped. Light scattered toning and foxing to the contents. Walter McElreath, former director of the Atlanta Historical Society, wrote a short essay on Upshaw preceding the contents section. Previous owners name and address written on the right front flyleaf.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: "Earnest Willie," or Echoes From a Recluse Containing the Letters, Poems, Addresses and Sketches - Chiefly Moral and Religious - With Bits of Laughing Humor, Smiling Fancy and Tender Sentiment - Everywhere The Earnest Heart Throbs of William D. Upshaw, During his more than Ten Tears of Invalid Life - (Seven Years Spent in Bed.)
• Publisher: Franklin Printing and Publishing Company, Atlanta
• Publication Date: 1893
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good
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