1867 Eighty Years Progress United States American Enterprise Charles Louis Flint

Edité par Lucius Stebbins, 1867

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Eighty Years Progress of the United States: A Family Record of American Industry, Energy, and Enterprise: Showing the Various channels of Industry and Education Through which the People of the United States Have Arisen from a British Colony to their Present National Importance; Giving, in an Historical Form, The Vast Improvements Made in Agriculture, Cultivation of Cotton, Sugar, Commerce, Travel and Transportation, Steam Engine, Manufacture of Cotton, Woolen, Silk, Paper, Fire-Arms, Boots and Shoes, Clocks and Watches, Pins, Refined Sugar, Glass, India Rubber, Fishing Business, Fur and Fur Trade, Humanitarian Institutions, Etc., Etc. With a Large Amount of Statistical Information. By Eminent Literary Men, Extensively Embellished with Steel and Electrotype Plate Engravings. Furnished by Agents Only. Hartford Conn: Published by L. Stebbins, 1867. Vol. I: 465 p, Vol II: 467 p. Full leather binding measures 9.75 x 7", large 8vo. In fair condition. Rear board attached VIA CORDING ONLY - VERY FRAGILE. Boards are normally scuffed at edges and worn/bumped at corners. Head and tail of spine scuffed with torn leather. Title and volume label intact; gilt lettering and ruling normally dulled, but legible. Edges of text-block marbled. Age-staining around frontispieces & vignette title pages (including tissue guards). Normal toning through text-blocks. Off-setting to leaves adjacent to plates or illustrations. Front board fragile. Please see photos. Charles Louis Flint (1824 , 1889) was a lawyer, cofounder and first secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture, a lecturer in cattle and dairy farming, the first secretary of the Massachusetts Agricultural College Board of Trustees (now known as the University of Massachusetts Amherst) and the college's fourth president. Lucius Stebbins (1810-1901) was a Connecticut-based mapmaker and publisher. Stebbins was born in Granby, Massachusetts. He settled in Hartford, CT, in 1832. There he learned map coloring from the publisher D. F. Robinson. He is known for inventing the method of machine coloring used in Smith and Olney's geographies. Eventually, he moved into the publishing business under the firm name of American Publishing Company. First Published in 1861 by the same printer. RAREA1867ADFA - 04/19 FORN-TUB-0080-BB-2505-HKREV885. …

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1867 Eighty Years Progress United States American Enterprise Charles Louis Flint
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Charles Louis Flint et al
Éditeur
Lucius Stebbins
Année de publication
1867
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Hardcover
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