Early Boston Booksellers, 1642-1711, by George Emery Littlefield
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"Early Boston Booksellers, 1642-1711" by George Emery Littlefield is a compelling historical analysis of the nascent bookselling industry in Boston during the 17th century. Originally released in 1900 and reprinted in 1969, this work offers invaluable biographical sketches of pioneering figures like Reverend Jose Glover and Marmaduke Johnson, showcasing their critical roles in shaping Boston's literary landscape. Littlefield meticulously explores the evolution of printing in Massachusetts, illuminating both the triumphs and tribulations faced by early booksellers. This book is a delightful dive into bibliophilic history, perfect for anyone fascinated by the roots of American bookselling and the illustrious characters who forged its path."
No jacket as possibly issued. Very mild shelfwear.
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Hardcover
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"Early Boston Booksellers, 1642-1711" by George Emery Littlefield is a compelling historical analysis of the nascent bookselling industry in Boston during the 17th century. Originally released in 1900 and reprinted in 1969, this work offers invaluable biographical sketches of pioneering figures like Reverend Jose Glover and Marmaduke Johnson, showcasing their critical roles in shaping Boston's literary landscape. Littlefield meticulously explores the evolution of printing in Massachusetts, illuminating both the triumphs and tribulations faced by early booksellers. This book is a delightful dive into bibliophilic history, perfect for anyone fascinated by the roots of American bookselling and the illustrious characters who forged its path."
No jacket as possibly issued. Very mild shelfwear.
Burt
Hardcover
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