$ 129.36
6” x 9”, 478 pages. Very scarce book, considered culturally important. Early American memoir, genealogy, and history. In good+ approaching very good condition. Clean pages, only a hint of tone. Good b...
6” x 9”, 478 pages. Very scarce book, considered culturally important. Early American memoir, genealogy, and history. In good+ approaching very good condition. Clean pages, only a hint of tone. Good binding. Nicely embossed boards. Couple of subtle spots on the front board. Quite a few players of early Amerjcan history make an appearance here and the families intertwined with the Boardmans was extensive. Everyday life and religion are also detailed in the book.
| Author | Mary Anna Boardman |
|---|---|
| Binding | Leather |
| Country/Region of Manufacture | United States |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | T. J. Stafford |
| Special Attributes | 1st Edition |
| Subject | History, Memoir |
| Topic | Geneaology, History |
| Year Printed | 1849 |
Fupa Misterioz
This rare 1849 memoir offers a fascinating glimpse into early American life through the eyes of Mary Anna Boardman. The well-preserved 478-page volume features clean pages with minimal toning and sturdy binding in decorative embossed boards. Beyond its excellent condition, the content shines—detailing genealogy, religious practices, and daily experiences while connecting to prominent historical figures. The extensive family networks and cultural insights make this scarce book a treasure for history enthusiasts. A couple minor board spots don’t distract from its overall charm. A remarkable find for collectors of early American narratives!