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548pp. Scarce year 1900 of The Connecticut Magazine, featuring articles/illustrations titled Henry Branard, Berlin, Alfred E. Burr, Bushnell Park after an Ice Storm, Colonel Zebulon Butler, Lieut Ward Cheney, The Venerable and Illustrious Order of the Cincinnati, Connecticut at the Paris Exposition, The Connecticut Children's Aid Society, The First Sacrifice of the Revolution, New Britain Institute Library Building (frontispiece), James Gates Percival (portrait), Rock Rimon, Charles Dudley Warner (portrait), Windsor Town Hall and Post Office, The Glebe House, George S. Godard, Golf Clubs in Connecticut by W.D.Freer (illustrated), Governor Talcott's Mansion and the City of Hartford's Claim, Hartford's Empty Reservoirs, Hartford to New London, Miss Genevieve Hecker, Charles J. Hoadly, Thomas Hooker, Samuel Huntington, Kensington, Captain Reuben Marcy, Commodore Morris, New Britain, Old Landsmarks [sic] of Seymour, James Gates Percival, Problem of Domestic Servitude, Historical Sketch of The Putnam Phalanx, Hon. James Phelps, John Reed 1633-1730, Hon.Henry C Robinson, The City of Rockville, The Scholl House, The Town of Seymour, Glimpses of Southington, Miss Ruth Thompson Sperry, Stamford 1641-1900, In Unknown Southern Seas by Charles Curtiz Hahn, A Visit to the Old Homestead of Oliver Ellsworth, Charles Dudley Warner. Also poetry by Frank Burnham Bagley, Henry Rutgers Remsen, Claribel Egbert, A.H.T.Fisher, Genevieve Hale Whitlock, Florence Folsom, Charles J.Girelius, H. Phelps Arma, Burton Langtry Collins, Herbert Randall, Jane Marlin, Sally Porter Law, W.Harry Clemons, ELizabeth Alden Curtis, Margherita Arlina Hamm, John Howard and Horace D.Byrnes. Condition: Covers detached. Spine chipped. Interior about Very Good.
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