Rev edward o bartlett (2 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Boards with heavy wear, discoloration, mottling, soil. Edgewear and soft creasing to spine tips and tearing to spine head. Corners rubbed, fray. Crimping to two areas of sewn binding and an additional small split to one. Front endpaper stuck to Half Title Page. Fore edge tearing to first few pages. Tissue guard and Title Page with dogeared bottom corner. Liquid mark to bottom edge of rear fly, last endpaper and rear pastedown. Tear along hinge of rear pastedown. Some relaxation to the binding at spine head. Tanning throughout, stray soil here and there. Soil and wear to text block edges. Images provided upon request. Shelf 3c.…

Cloth. Condizione: Very good. First Edition. Octavo, xv, [1], 512pp, [2]. Publisher's maroon cloth, title stamped in gilt on the spine. With frontispiece and illustrated plates. Regimental roster on pp. 347-486. Bookplate of American historian and author Peter Cozzens on the front pastedown. Inscribed by Colonel Joseph H. Cogswell, veteran officer of the 150th New York Volunteer Infantry. Cogswell recruited Company A and served initially as its captain, later rising to major and lieutenant colonel of the regiment. He fought with the 150th through its campaigns at Gettysburg, Atlanta, Sherman's March to the Sea and the Carolinas. Two portraits of Cogswell affixed to rear endpapers. (Nevins I, p. 73) (Dornbusch I, 558). The 150th New York Volunteer Infantry was raised principally in Dutchess County and mustered into service in October 1862. After duty at Baltimore, the regiment joined the XII Corps in time for Gettysburg and later served with the XX Corps in the Atlanta Campaign, Sherman's March to the Sea and the Carolinas Campaign, including Bentonville. The first edition of The "Dutchess County Regiment" in the Civil War, inscribed by Colonel Joseph H. Cogswell, who served in the regiment. This work is based on the writings of Rev. Edward O. Bartlett and edited by S. G. Cook and Charles E. Benton. (illustratore). Signed. …