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This is a good 2 Volume set of hardcovers, bound with marbled boards featuring brown leather quarter trim. 1907 Little Brown Publishing. SEE FOLLOWING CONDITION NOTES. This set is good inside and out. The inside pages only have a hint of light natural tanning from age and are very good. NOTE: all pages tight to binding BUT front cover of VOLUME ONE is loose from binding half way up front boards. Care will be needed to prevent further damage or repair by professional recommended. Volume Two binding appears solid front and back and inside pages tight to binding. Illustrated edition including frontispiece and illustrations are accompanied by the original tissue guards. There are several pull-out maps in the volumes and we tried to take care to photograph them without tearing. Pull-out maps intact and good. Each volume is bound in marbled hardcover boards with brown quarter trim. They are crown octavo book size or 5.5" x 8.5" each. Top page edges are tipped in gold.
This 2 volume set, Conspiracy of Pontiac And The Indian War After the Conquest of Canada by Francis Parkman was originally published as a 13 (or 20) volume set as The New Library Edition. This is Conspiracy of Pontiac only.
This book tells the true story of Pontiac's War in 1763. Pontiac's war was a major conflict between Native Americans and the British in North America. The book was originally published by Parkman in 1851.
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