Paper covers edge worn, damp stained along bottom of spine and cover, owner name and lightened area on front cover, one corner creased. Library stamp and numbers inside front cover, light stain to title page, light damp stain along bottom of page edges, back cover peeling back from staples. Copy of a talk or paper (single double-sided page) by Howard Brinton on "The Trend of American Quakerism Today" (FGC Central Cmte 1951) stapled inside back cover. Reprinted from the Friends Intelligencer.

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Bibliographic Details

Title: The Separation After a Century
Publisher: Friends' Intelligencer
Publication Date: 1928
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Fair+

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The Corner Bookshop is a cozy little shop full of wonderful finds, with fiction, mystery, sci-fi/fantasy, history, religion, philosophy, and a special emphasis on books about Maine or by Maine authors. We also own Vintage Quaker Books - the full Quaker collection can be viewed upon request.

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