The upward path: the evolution of a race

Helm, Mary

Published by Eaton & Mains/Cincinnati: Jennings & Graham, New York, 1909

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xix, 333p. + front., 19p. photos, cloth boards gilt, paneled in blind; previous owner's bookplate, first edition, a bit dim and edgeworn with minute fraying, textblock has a light crack at pp.76/7 Forward mission study courses.

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Title
The upward path: the evolution of a race
Author
Helm, Mary
Publisher
Eaton & Mains/Cincinnati: Jennings & Graham, New York
Publication year
1909
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
1st Edition
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1900S, African American, Religion

Bolerium Books Inc.

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