Seneca's Morals: By Way of Abstract to Which is Added a Discourse Under the Title of an After-thought

Title: Seneca's Morals: By Way of Abstract (Centennial Limited Edition) Author: Sir Roger L'Estrange, Knt. Publisher: Harper & Brothers, New York (1917) A Rare Piece of Publishing History: The Numbered Centennial Edition Own a significant tribute to American publishing. To celebrate their 100th anniversary in 1917, the house of Harper & Brothers chose to republish Seneca's Morals—the very first book they ever printed in 1817. This beautiful Centennial Edition was produced in a strictly limited run of only 750 numbered copies, making it a prized find for collectors of fine press and the Harper legacy. Condition & Key Features: Limited Run: This is a verified numbered copy from the original 750-print run. Dust Jacket: Includes the original dust jacket, a rare survival for this 1917 edition. The jacket is in Very Good condition, preserving the book’s historical integrity. Binding: Bound in original hardcovers; tight, square, and clean with minimal shelf wear. Internal State: Features a unique facsimile page tipped in opposite the title page, replicating the original 1817 printing. (Note: The facsimile page has a light, vertical crease along the left side, which does not affect the text). Overall Grade: Very Good/Very Good. A sturdy, handsome volume representing the "After-thought" of a century of excellence in publishing. An essential acquisition for any library focused on Stoic philosophy, Sir Roger L'Estrange, or the history of the American book trade. [Store Location: 1.4]. …