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In Memory of Robert Curtis Ogden: True Friend, Patriotic Citizen, Unofficial Statesman, Christian Gentleman
Published by Privately Issued, N. P., 1916
Hardcover. Sound binding. Cracked front hinge, sound rear hinge. One photographic plate of Ogden is loose in book. Age-darkened pages have occasional pencil markings in margin. Paper over boards is edge rubbed with wear to bumped corners, general light shelf wear. Previous owner's bookplate on front endpaper. Book plate identifies the book as belonging to William A. Blair of North Carolina, a treasurer of the Conference for Education in the South at the time that Ogden was its president. Presentation copy from Henry E. Fries to Blair (indicated on ffep). ; Writings that serve as tributes to Robert C. Ogden, merchant, philanthropist and educator, whose life was devoted to improving education in the South in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Ogden was interested in strengthening educational institutions for both white and black Southerners; he was acquainted with Booker T. Washington and served as president of the Board of Trustees of Hampton Institute. ; 7.5" tall; 55 pages; Editor Signed by Editor. Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.
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In Memory of Robert Curtis Ogden: True Friend Patriotic Citizen Unofficial Statesman Christian Gentleman
Published by [No place]: Privately Published, 1916. Frontispiece portrait of Ogden, and four additional full-page plates., 1916
First Edition Signed
Condition: Very good. First edition. Hardcover. Very good condition (no dust jacket-as issued?). Front inner hinge slightly sprung, but holding. Internally clean and tight. One plate loose, but present. Signed by the editor on the flyleaf.
