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1834 First Edition Forty Years Residence in America by Grant Thorburn Hardcover Leather Bound

1834 First Edition Forty Years Residence in America by Grant Thorburn Hardcover Leather Bound

$ 34.32

1854 1st edition thus. Forty Years' Residence in America or The Doctrine of a Particular Providence. Exemplified in the life of Grant Thorburn. Published in London, UK James Fraser. Thornburn born in ...

Description

1854 1st edition thus. Forty Years' Residence in America or The Doctrine of a Particular Providence. Exemplified in the life of Grant Thorburn. Published in London, UK James Fraser. Thornburn born in Scotland emigrated to America, started a hardware business with brother. Here are the accounts from the early 1800's of Thorburn's life.and his acquaintance with 'American founding father' Thomas Paine. This is the original book measures 6 1/2" l x 4" w. Book is in good condition has leather spine there is some writing on front inner board. Please view my other listings on eBay. Trident books Antique/Vintage, Used Books in all Subjects

Specifics

Author

Grant Thorburn

Book Series

Historical

Book Title

Fourty Years Residence in America

Country/Region of Manufacture

United Kingdom

Era

1800s

Ex Libris

No

Features

Illustrated

Format

Hardcover

Genre

Biography & Autobiography, History

Inscribed

No

Intended Audience

Young Adults, Adults

Language

English

Narrative Type

Nonfiction

Number of Pages

280

Original Language

English

Personalize

No

Personalized

No

Publication Year

1834

Publisher

James Fraser

Seller Notes

“Good”

Title

Forty Years' Residence in America: Or the Doctrine of a Particul

Topic

General

Type

Short Stories

Vintage

Yes

Reviews

  1. Hafuusa Abdille

    This rare first edition is a fascinating glimpse into early 19th-century America through the eyes of Scottish immigrant Grant Thorburn. The well-preserved leather-bound volume details his hardware business, encounters with Thomas Paine, and reflections on American life. The compact size makes it easy to handle, and despite some handwritten notes, it remains in solid condition—a must-have for history buffs and collectors of early American narratives.