Joseph Archer, the Converted Sailor. No. 246 + the Infidel and His Family

Published by American Tract Society, Circa 1840s-60s, 150 Nassau St, NY, 1850

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Original issue. Front cover drawing of sailors on wharf. 4 1/2 x 7 inches, 14 pp, stringbound . Softcover booklet, good. Age yellowed, 1 inch tear on side edge of front cover, torn along most of fold of spine, otherwise tight, clean, paper crisp, unmarked. "Joseph Archer" is an apparently true story of a sailor from Salem, Massachusetts, who renounces his vices, converts, and dies off the coast of Cuba in 1827; "Infidel" concerns the fall of the Murat family. Religion; Christian.

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Title
Joseph Archer, the Converted Sailor. No. 246 + the Infidel and His Family
Author
(Cornelius, Mrs)
Publisher
American Tract Society, Circa 1840s-60s, 150 Nassau St, NY
Publication year
1850
Condition
Good
Binding
Paperback

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