Romantic Days in Old Boston by Mary Caroline Crawford - 1910: The Story of the City and of its People During the Nineteenth Century

"Romantic Days In Old Boston" - The Story of the City and of its People During the Nineteenth Century by Mary Caroline Crawford. October 1910 1st Edition; Little, Brown and Company; Boston. The book features photographs and illustrations throughout. Gilt page edges at the top edge of the text block.

The chapters are as follows:
I. The Moulding of a City
II. Brook Farm: An Essay in Socialism
III. The Real Zenobia
IV. When the Slave Was a Hero
V. Wendell Phillips: Agitator
VI. Theodore Parker and His Music Hall Pulpit
VII. Boston's Share in the Irrepressible Conflict
VIII. The Old Boston Theatres and Their Stars
IX. Some Artists and Musicians Who Made the City Famous
X. Social Queens and the World They Ruled
XI. The Old Time Hostelries and Their Stages
XII. The Great Boston Fire
XIII. Some Famous Visitors and the Way We Entertained Them
XIV. Boston as a Literary Centre


Condition:
Clean front and back covers, stain along the lower two-thirds of the spine, sharp corners. Tight binding. No splits. No loose pages. Name and address written in pencil on the front end paper. Great condition text pages - clean with no writing, foxing or tears...only one page was found with a small stain spot. Overall in very good condition.