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Troy, N.Y.: Francis Adancourt, 1813. Hardcover. VG Cover has edge damage, fading, staining, peeling, and general wear, Bookblock has age toning. Interior pages have oxing and age toning. Ownership sticker from previous owner on inside front cover. Tan cloth boards with red spine. 178 pages.

Troy: Printed by Francis Adancourt, 1813. hardcover. Good. 16mo, (approx. 6 3/4"tall by 4 1/4" wide) full calf heavily scuffed, some loss at head and foot of spine, 178 pages plus errata. Browning on endpapers. Howes B-112, Sabin 3296. War of 1812. 040506A

Worcester,: Isaac Sturtevant, for Remark Dunnell, 1814. Contains many first hand accounts, impressments, treatments of prisoners, etc. A useful piece of American propaganda especially as related to Indian attacks and episodes afloat. Smith II, 494. Howes B-112. There was a prior edition, published in Troy in 1813. Bound in original calf over boards, with paper covering on boards tidily removed. Spine label lacking.. 12mo. 192 pp.

Troy: Francis Adancourt, 1813. First edition,12mo, pp. 178. [1]; Benson Lossing's signature on title page, toned through out with occasional dampstains, lacks upper cover, else good in contemporary half calf over marbled boards with gilt-lettered spine. Concerning the treatment and detention of American prisoners by the British, American nationals in Britain, destruction of private property on the Chesapeake, etc. Howes B-112; Shaw & Shoemaker 30022; Sabin 3296. Benson Lossing's copy, an American historian known for his illustrated books on the American Revolution & American Civil War, as well as his features in Harper's Magazine.