History of New York in Words of One Syllable

Walworth, Jeannette H.

Published by Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co., 1888

Condition: Fair Hardcover

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Illustrated boards show wear to corners and spine ends; binding tight; prior owner address label to front endpaper; pages clean with some light staining throughout; missing rear endpaper. A charming title, even if I've always found the concept a bit strange: The text isn't actually words of one syllable, as promised -- it simply breaks up each word by syllable. Uncommon in any condition. 186 pages. Seller Inventory # 8136

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Title: History of New York in Words of One Syllable

Publisher: Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co.

Publication Date: 1888

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fair

Edition: 1st Edition

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Hi all! I've been accumulating volumes for well over half my life, mostly autographed and inscribed copies. Wrote a book on book collecting for a Random House imprint in 2004 and another, "Book Collecting Now: The Value of Print in a Digital Age," for Chatwin Books, published in 2019. I intended to keep most of these books forever, but my wife and I decided to move to Manhattan, which meant downsizing from an enormous suburban house, with practically unlimited bookshelf space, to an apartment in Greenwich Village. So hello, AbeBooks!

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