Memoir of Harlan Page by Hallock, William A - 1835

New York: American Tract Society. Poor. 1835. Hardcover. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall .

American Tract Society, New-York. Used - Good. Good condition. (Indians of North America, missions) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

American Tract Society, New-York, 1835. Hardcover. Used - Good. American Tract Society, New-York, copyright 1835. 243 pages, 3p publisher advertisement. Frontispiece portrait 'J.W. Badger Pinxt, J.F.E. Prud'homme Sc'; extra engraved titlepage; 'View of Creek & Village of Crosswicks, New Jersey, July, 1833' 'Childs Sc'. 6.25 x 4", green cloth, gold stamped spine, blind paneled boards. Sabin #29909; Born Coventry, Connecticut, 1791, engraver, American Tract Society, Boston ca 1824, died 1834. 'Mrs. R. Brittian, Newyork, Manhattanville'. Spine tip chip, cloth soiled, foxed, plates toned, G.

Paperback. New.

American Tract Society, New-York, copyright April 27, 1835. 230 pages. Frontispiece portrait signed 'Badger Pt, Prud'homme Sc', extra engraved titlepage, vignette signed 'H. Page', 'View of Creek & Village of Crosswicks, New-Jersey, July, 1833' signed 'H. Page d, AA'. 6 x 3.75", remnants of cloth spine & paper label, marbled paper boards. Sabin #29909; Born Coventry, CT, 1791, worked as engraver for American Tract Society in Boston ca 1824, appointed Depositary of American Tract Society at New-York in spring of 1825, died 1834. Overwhelmingly pious, scant notice of his engraving & sketching, work distributing tracts. Much of spine cloth gone, cover well rubbed, text foxed, G.

Paperback. New.

London: The Religious Tract Society, no date [c. 1840]. No edition stated (hardback). 16mo (15cm by 10cm), iv, 176pp. Bound in grey cloth, gilt titling to the spine. There is some rubbing and staining of the boards, and light scattered foxing; overall, this book is in good condition.

New York: American Tract Society. Good copy clothbound, B/W frontis. This story of an active man of God, born in Coventry, Connecticut, in 1791, contains a chapter about Thomas Hamitah Patoo, a native of the Marquesas Islands, who at the age of 14, stowed away on a ship to Boston. Patoo was converted to Christianity and accompanied Page to the Foreign Mission school in Cornwall, where he died. Rare account of Patoo. 230pp. . Good. Cloth Bound. 1837.

1 . Hardbound. Good. Engraved frontispiece and title page and one plate. 18mo. First edition. New York (American Tract Society) (1835) Red 1/2-roan and marbled boards. Some foxing throughout but a very good copy.

New.