Seed. Number One Hard.; Introduction by Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset

Published by Funk and Wagnalls Co, New York, 1893

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Octavo, original brown cloth with black and gilt wheat pictorial image blocked to front board, titles to spine and cover in silver, 149 pp. Introduction by Frances Willard. A collection of speeches by John G. Woolley, a temperance advocate and Prohibition Party candidate, promoting temperance, personal virtue, and civic responsibility. A significant work in the literature of late 19th-century American reform, illustrating the intersection of social activism and personal ethics. A very bright copy with just slight wear and rubbing at corners and ends of spine. An uncommon title in the trade.

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Title
Seed. Number One Hard.; Introduction by Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset
Author
WOOLLEY, John G.
Publisher
Funk and Wagnalls Co, New York
Publication year
1893
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
First Edition.
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