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Miscellanies of Georgia, Historical, Biographical, Descriptive, Etc. In Three Parts. Part I., Part II., Part III. [1900 reprint of 1874 text]

Chappell, Absalom H. · Atlanta, Ga

Author
Chappell, Absalom H.
Date
1874 (1900)
Place
Atlanta, Ga
Publisher
James F. Meegan
Language
English
Binding
8vo.(5.5" x 8.25") In Three Parts 73, 137, 24 pp. This is a 1900 Reprint of original 1874 text. Title page states Part I, but text includes all three parts (see desc.) Full black cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Edgewear, corners lightly bumped and rubbed. Head and foot of spine ruffled with some loss of color, spine lightly sun-faded. Inscription to State Historian Mrs. J.E. Hays to front pastedown, prior owner signature in pencil to head or rear pastedown. Some small pencil marks identifying sections visible toward center of text. An interesting book on early Georgia, from early Georgia.
Format
Part I: Proeme, Chap.I. The Oconee War. Chap.II. The Oconee War Con't. Chap.III. Alexander McGillivray. Chap.IV. Gen. Elijah Clark. Chap.V. Col. Benmjamin Hawkins. Part II: Chap.I. Middle Georgia. Chap.II. Middle Georgia (con't.) and The Negro. Chap.III. Middle Georgia (con't.) and The Land Lottery System. Chap.IV. The Pine Mountain. Chap.V. King's Gap and King's Trails. Chap.VI. The Pine Barren Speculation in 1794, 1795. Chap.VII. The Yazoo Fraud. Part III: General James Jackson. General Anthony Wayne.
Edition
First Edition
Category
History & Americana
Record
S.I.9891

Miscellanies of Georgia, Historical, Biographical, Descriptive, Etc. In Three Parts. Part I., Part II., Part III. [1900 reprint of 1874 text]. Absalom H. Chappell. 1874 (1900). Atlanta, GA: James F. Meegan. 8vo.(5.5" x 8.25") In Three Parts 73, 137, 24 pp. This is a 1900 Reprint of original 1874 text. Title page states Part I, but text includes all three parts. Full black cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Edgewear, corners lightly bumped and rubbed. Head and foot of spine ruffled with some loss of color, spine lightly sun-faded. Inscription to State Historian Mrs. J.E. Hays to front pastedown, prior owner signature in pencil to head or rear pastedown. Some small pencil marks identifying sections visible toward center of text. An interesting book on early Georgia, from early Georgia.

Condition

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