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Boston: North Cambridge, MA, 1897. Second Edition. Hardcover. 12mo; G; dark blue spine with gilt text; second edition; no jacket; cloth shows exterior slightly sunned spine; modest exterior wear otherwise; sturdy boards; text block exterior edges show slight age toning; pictorial endpapers; frontispiece; slight defect to front hinge at title page; interior good; illustrated; pp 253. 1341815. FP New Rockville Stock.

North Cambridge: The Author, 1901. Hardcover. Fine. Second edition, "Tenth Thousand," revised and updated. 253pp. Frontispiece portrait of the author, illustrations, facsimiles. Blue cloth, spine gilt and elaborate gilt illustration of "The Negro and His Heavy Burden" (i.e. carrying the world on his shoulders) on the front board. A trifle rubbed else a nice and tight, about fine copy. This edition includes an appendix reprinting several articles (the latest from 1900), as well as a poem by Paul Laurence Dunbar: "W'en I Gits Home," neither of which were present in the first edition.

Cambridge, MA, 1901. [8], xvii, [1], 253pp, illustrated, frontis. Illustrations are both on plates and within text, plates usually included in pagination but not always [as issued]. Original blue cloth [light discoloration, rubbed], with title and illustration stamped in gilt, gilt lettered spine [spine ends worn]. Institutional bookplate on front pastedown, small remnant of pocket part on rear pastedown, very light accession notation on spine. Lightly shaken. Good+. At head of title: 'Second Edition. Tenth Thousand.' "An account of Negro life in America," by "England's Coloured Preacher." Blockson 10147 [1898]. Not in Work.

North Cambridge:: Rev. P. Thomas Stanford,. Very Good. 1897. Hardcover. B003TZ5WXS . Black and white illustrations. Second edition. Small octavo, bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering and design, floral pattern endpapers. Moderate shelf wear and aging, else very good. Binding is solid.; 253 pages .

North Cambridge: The Author, 1901. Hardcover. Near Fine. Second edition, "Tenth Thousand," revised and updated. 253pp. Frontispiece portrait of the author, illustrations, facsimiles. Blue cloth, spine gilt and elaborate gilt illustration of "The Negro and His Heavy Burden" (i.e. carrying the world on his shoulders) on the front board. A little rubbed at the spine ends, else a nice and tight, about fine copy. This edition includes an appendix reprinting several articles (the latest from 1900), as well as a poem by Paul Laurence Dunbar: "W'en I Gits Home," neither of which were present in the first edition.