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The Pleasures of Friendship
Publisher's pebble cloth decorated in blind & gilt
The first in-depth examination of the texts produced in English Benedictine convents between 1600 and 1800
marbled edges and end papers
has lived out the drama here set down
Johnston. Looking Back from the Sunset Land, Reformed Presbyterian abolitionist Easton Press The Pleasures of FriendshipJohnston, N. R. Looking Back from the Sunset Land or People Worth Knowing. Oakland, California: Self published, 1898. First Edition. [11677] Maroon cloth, 8 x 5 3 4 inches, light edgewear to binding, spine dull, gold thistle end papers, portrait frontispiece of Johnston, 624 pp., several illustrations from photographs, tight. Card pocket inside front cover, private address label on ffep, white ink number base of spine; we think this not from an
