Bryce Lloyd Ed (15 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Articles include article by Cardinal Gibbons, a study of immigration (our national dumping-ground), French girls, a racist commentary by a southerner on the Negro question-Thomas Nelson Page, money and usury, the Free-Zone of Mexico, 42pps ads, G+. 4/1892.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Articles include New Light on the Jewish Question, civil war study by Charles A. Dana, trade unions for women, vampire literature by Anthony Comstock, steam yachts, the State as immoral teacher by Ouida, failure of the jury system, value of naval maneouvres by James Soley, the new political party, 54pps of ads, Good only as missing spine strip. 8/1891.

paperback, Condition: poor, North American Review, NY, 1896, 6"x9-1/4", wraps, 128pp. + ads, lacks spine, chipped covers, cocked, contents G $.

Hardcover. RC, book has separation of front cover starting, fraying of spine, edges and corners of cover, fading of cover, Ex-library copy, stamp mark on front inside cover, foxing of endpapers and pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 764p. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crinkled, chipped leather title plates on the stained spine. Spine faded and boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to index and title pages of each issue. Text clean; binding a bit loose but secure for normal handling. A good reading copy. Volume 157 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for July through December 1893. Features include "Ireland at the World's Fair" by The Countess of Aberdeen, "The Southern Confederacy and the Pope" by John Bigelow, "Highwaymen of the Railroad" by William A. Pinkerton, and "The Silver Problem" by Andrew Carnegie.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 765p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A book that has been rebound in brown leather-textured hardcover. A couple of library stamps inside; pages tanned and foxed and some scuffs and tears to inner edge of pages 162-164. Otherwise a clean, tight book in good reading condition. Volume 153 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for July through December 1891. Features include an article on "Goldwin Smith and the Jews" by Isaac Besht Bendavid, "The State as an Immoral Teacher" and "Dogs and Their Affections" by Ouida, and "Italy and the Pope" by Ex- Prime Minister Crispi.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 764p. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crinkled, chipped leather title plates on the stained spine. Spine faded and boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to index and title pages of each issue. Text clean; binding a bit loose but secure for normal handling. A good reading copy. Volume 156 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1893. Features include "Europe at the World's Fair" with 'The British Section' by Sir Henry Trueman Wood and 'The French Section' by Theodore Stanton, an article on "Immortality and Agnosticism" by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and John Burroughs, "Disappearing Dickensland" by Charles Dickens, and "A Look Ahead" by Andrew Carnegie.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 765p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A book that has been rebound in brown leather-textured hardcover. A couple of library stamps inside; pages tanned and foxed. Otherwise a clean, tight book in good reading condition. Volume 154 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1892. Features include a letter titled "Sunday at the World's Fair" by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, "The World's Columbian Exposition" by the Director General, George R. Davis, and "The Poet of Democracy" by John Burroughs praising Walt Whitman.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 763p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crackled leather title plates. Small ragged hole in spine and boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to index and title pages of each issue. A few marginal pencil notes; text mostly clean. Pages slightly toned with age. Scuff on title page. Binding tight. A good reading copy. Volume 162 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1896. Some features include articles on "The Venezuelan Question" and "The Ship of State Adrift" by Andrew Carnegie, "Does the Ideal Husband Exist?" by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, installments of "The Future Life and the Condition of Man Therein" by Hon. W.E. Gladstone, and an article on "Gold Mining in Colorado" by T.A. Rickard the state geologist of Colorado.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 765p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A book that has been rebound in brown leather-textured hardcover. A couple of library stamps inside; pages tanned and foxed. Otherwise a clean, tight book in good reading condition. Volume 152 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1891. Features include "Gettysburg Thirty Years After" by His Royal Highness the Count of Paris, Major-General O.O. Howard, Major-General Henry W. Slocum, and Major-General Abner Doubleday, "Has Christianity Failed?" by Ouida and Father Ignatius, "Have We a National Literature?" by Walt Whitman, "A Trip Abroad" by P.T. Barnum, and "The ABC of Money" by Andrew Carnegie.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 764p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crackled and chipped leather title plates. Boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to title pages of each issue. Pages slightly toned with age. Text clean and binding tight. A good reading copy. Volume 158 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1894. Features include "The Hawaiian Question" by Frederic R. Coudert, an article on "Dramatic Criticism" by Bram Stoker, "Territorial Sovereignty and the Papacy" by Rev. Bernard O'Reilly, "Hostility to Roman Catholics" by George Parsons Lathrop and Rev. William Croswell Doane, and "Woman Suffrage in Practice" by Hon. Davis H. Waite, Governer of Colorado and Hon. Lorenzo Crounse, Governor of Nebraska, explaining the benefits to their respective states from their recent enfranchisement of women.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 763p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crackled and chipped leather title plates. Boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to title pages of each issue. Pages slightly toned with age. Text clean; binding a bit loose with rear index page starting to detach but secure for normal handling. A good reading copy. Volume 159 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for July through December 1894. Features include "Life at the Holy Sepulchre" by Rev. Godfrey Schilling, "Catholicism and Apaism" by Rev. J.L. Spalding, "The Catholic Church and the Saloon" by Rev. John Ireland, "Public Dinners in London" by Charles Dickens, and "The Catholic School System in Rome" by Rev. Francesco Satolli.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 763p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crackled leather title plates. Boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to index and title pages of each issue. A few marginal pencil notes; text mostly clean. Pages slightly toned with age. Scuff on title page. Binding tight. A good reading copy. Volume 162 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for July through December 1895. Some features include "Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offences" by Mark Twain, an article on "Birds in Flight and the Flying Machine" by inventor Hiram S. Maxim, a commentary on "Kidd's Social Evolution" by Theodore Roosevelt, and "Tendencies in Fiction" by Andrew Lang.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 763p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A hardcover book that has been rebound in 3/4 brown cloth, with marbled boards and crackled leather title plates. Boards rubbed; edges and corners worn. Library stamps to title pages of each issue. Pages slightly toned with age. Text clean; binding a bit loose but secure for normal handling. A good reading copy. Volume 160 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for January through June 1895. Some features include "What Paul Bourget Thinks of Us" by Mark Twain, "The Preacher and His Province" by Cardinal Gibbons, and "Glimpses of Charles Dickens" by Charles Dickens the Younger.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 763p. Ex-library; REBOUND. A book that has been rebound in brown leather-textured hardcover. A couple of library stamps inside; pages tanned and foxed and some scuffs and tears to inner edge of pages 162-164. Otherwise a clean, tight book in good reading condition. Volume 155 of THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, the first literary magazine in the United States. This volume contains the issues for July through December 1892. Features include "Lynch Law in the South" by Frederick Douglass, "The Presidential Election of 1892" by James G. Blaine, and "Europe at the World's Fair" with a section on Germany by W.H. Edwards and a section on Russia by J.M. Crawford,