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Library of Congress, 2010. Facsimile of the 1834 edition.. Nd (ca. 2010). Soft Cover. Fine. Large Octavo.

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Harper & Brothers. Collectible - Good. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1837. Later printing. 16mo. 196pp. Portrait. Good book. Spine slightly slanted, ends worn. Boards rubbed and soiled; leading edges quite worn and bent, cloth peeling from back board. Cornersbent and worn. Pages a bit spotted. (biography) Inquire if you need further information.

New York: Harpers & Brothers, 1834. First edition thusnot specified> . Hardcover. Very Good/Not called for>. 24mo - over 5 - 5¾" tall. The 1834 edition of this work is an abridged edition. Original boards, paper title label sympathetically reproduced. Spine has been stiffened and end papers sympathetically replaced. Publishers advertisments present. Apart from some light spotting, internally fresh. Cobbett dedicated this work to the "Working People of Ireland" "My friends, I became acquainted with the nature and extent of the ill treatment of Ireland, I've availed myself of every opportunity to endeavour to show that I held their persecutors in abhorrence" He describes Andrew Jackson as" the greatest man now living" . Jackson was the son of Irish emigrants.

New York: Harper & Brothers - 82 Cliff Street, 1834. First edition. Portrait frontis. 16 cm. 196 pp.; 8, 9, (3) pp. publisher's catalogs. Original green cloth, printed paper spine label. Cloth split along joints (soiled and worn). Gaines 93b. Pearl 207.

London, 1834. 142,12pp. Frontis. Original cloth-backed boards. Front board detached. A bit tanned. Else very good. Cobbett was a supporter of Jackson, in part because of the latter's Irish parentage. With a dedication by Cobbett: "To the Working People of Ireland." The frontispiece shows a portrait of Jackson surrounded above by a scene from the Battle of New Orleans. SABIN 13891. GAINES 93a. PEARL 207.