Paris: Armand Colin, 1894. First Edition. Signed presentation from LeClerc on the half-title page. LeClerc [1864-1932] was a semantic scholar and a prolific writer although his signed books seem uncommon. 12mo., green cloth with black label & gilt on spine; 294 pages. Very Good (little wear covers; contents clean &..... More
NY: John Wiley & Son, 1865. First American Edition. 8vo., embosses brown cloth. Very Good (little fade covers with small crack to top of exterior front hinge; few tiny chips or tears to text). Overall, not a bad copy! More
NY: The Grafton Press, [1904]. First Edition. Signed inscription from Cape on the title page: “Compliments of the author- E.P.C.” This is the rare soft-cover edition. Emily Palmer Cape [1865-1953] was an artist, writer, sociologist and freethinker, and the first woman admitted to Columbia University. She became a close friend..... More
