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The innocents abroad, or The new pilgrim's progress; : being some account of the steamship Quaker City's pleasure excursion to Europe and the Holy Land : With descriptions of countries, nations, incidents and adventures, as they appeared to the author. : With two hundred and thirty-four illustrations. / By Mark Twain, (Samuel L. Clemens.)
Athenaeum of Philadelphia - American Imprints 1870 Twain
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Twain, Mark, 1835-1910.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Middle East--Description and travel.
- Middle East.
- Europe--Description and travel.
- Europe.
- Genre:
- Publishers' advertisements -- 1870.
- Physical Description:
- xviii, [1], 20-651, [5] p., [16] leaves of plates : ill. ; 23 cm.
- Other Title:
- New pilgrim's progress
- Place of Publication:
- Hartford, Conn. : American Publishing Company ; Newark, N.J. : Bliss & Co. ; Toledo, Ohio : R.W. Bliss & Co. ; Chicago, Ill. : F.G. Gilman & Co. ; Cincinnati, Ohio : Nettleton & Co. St. Louis, Mo. : F.A. Hutchinson & Co. ; Boston, Mass. : Geo. Smith & Co. ; San Francisco, Calif. : H.H. Bancroft and Company, 1870, c1869.
- Notes:
- Illustrations by T. W. Williams (cf. Johnson, p. 155.)
- "Issued by subscription only, and not for sale in the book stores ..."
- Publisher's advertisements on [5] p. at end.
- First edition, but later issue with unidentified portrait of Napoleon III on p. 129 and LXI on p. 643. Cf. Blanck. Bibliography of American literature.
- Local Notes:
- Athenaeum copy: Exhibited: "Three generations of book collectors," at the Athenaeum of Philadelphia, 2012.
- Athenaeum copy: Gift of: Evan H. Turner (2006), from the collection of Professor Albert Morton Turner (1890-1976).
- Athenaeum copy with bookplate inscribed: Donated to Miss P.A. Trowbridge as a Christmas gift by her pupils Charles Smith and Samuel Skinner, Dec. 25th, 1870; bound in original dark brown publisher's cloth with gilt lettering and gilt designs depicting an Egyptian pyramid, the Lincoln memorial, a camel, and an elephant.
- Cited in:
- BAL 3316
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