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1st US Edition Philip Stanhope The Elements of Polite Education Bumstead 1801 Rare Antique Book

1st US Edition Philip Stanhope The Elements of Polite Education Bumstead 1801 Rare Antique Book

$ 305.68

1st US Ed. Philip Stanhope The Elements of a Polite Education Bumstead 1801 Philip Dormer Stanhope. George Gregory and Jedidiah Morse, editors. The Elements of a Polite Education. Carefully Selected f...

Description

1st US Ed. Philip Stanhope The Elements of a Polite Education Bumstead 1801 Philip Dormer Stanhope. George Gregory and Jedidiah Morse, editors. The Elements of a Polite Education. Carefully Selected from the Letters of the Late Right Honorable Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, to his Son . Boston: Printed for Joseph Bumstead, 1801. First American edition. Twelvemo. 456pp. Contemporary leather, tooled in gilt to spine. Extremities rubbed and edgeworn; light scattered foxing, binding is straight and sound. Very good. RJL-00424A

Specifics

Author

Philip Dormer Stanhope

Binding

Leather

Country/Region of Manufacture

United States

Language

English

Modified Item

No

Original/Facsimile

Original

Place of Publication

Boston

Publisher

Joseph Bumstead

Region

North America

Seller Notes

“Extremities rubbed and edgeworn; light scattered foxing, binding is straight and sound. Very good.”

Special Attributes

1st Edition

Subject

Biography & Autobiography

Topic

Diaries & Correspondence

Year Printed

1801

Reviews

  1. Robmotronb1b

    This first US edition is a true gem for collectors! The 1801 printing by Bumstead remains in remarkable condition, with its original gilt-tooled leather spine still elegant despite slight wear. The 456-page content offers fascinating insights into 18th-century manners through Chesterfield's famous letters. The crisp text shows only minor foxing, and the binding remains solid after 200+ years—a wonderful piece of historical literature that feels alive with personality. Holding this feels like touching the past!