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Nabu Press, 2010-02-26. Paperback. Good.

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Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2009-04-13. Paperback. Good.

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Boston: Colby And Rich, 1874. Second. Hardcover. Fair/No Jacket. Type: Book If you love fiction, this book is for you. Pages aged with time. Cover stained. Faded boards. Light foxing on inside cover and throughout book. Loose hinges. Spine canted. Bumped corners. Book is in good readable condition and pages are intact.

Boston: Bela Marsh, 15 Franklin St., 1856. 12mo (7.25" x 4.75"), original blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt author and title at spine. 175 pp. CONDITION: Good, small losses to head and foot of spine; cloth worn through at fore-corners, contents good, some foxing and light damp-stains. A spiritualist author's account of the spirit of a boy who died in infancy. Natty, one Nathaniel Young, died within a few weeks of his birth in the fall of 1815, but according to the author persisted as a spirit. Putnam begins with a description of a newly executed painting (which he apparently owned) by one Charles L. Fenton of Boston, picturing Natty's spirit, advanced in age by a few years, accompanied by a black dog named Leo. The portrait, Putnam maintains, was in fact dictated to Fenton by Natty. Included is a statement by the artist on the spiritual origin of the painting. (C. L. Fenton is listed in Davenport as a portrait painter active in New Hampshire, but must have worked in Boston as well.) Part I of this… Read More