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Mather heard of the books through a family member and acquired some of their volumes
8 x 12 inches
Generally solid and clean with some occasional foxing and a few pages handled or with non-intrusive staining
Ellwood Zell & Co
Very unusual tractate composed specifically to be distributed among the wealthy and affluent merchants and business owners of the United States urging them to faithfulness in the stewardship of their wealth in the cause of foreign missions
1861 NEW YORK CIVIL WAR POLICE DIARY. Deserters, Fires in Firework Shops, Crime of Insanity, Soldier Sexual Assault, &c Evangelist Mather heard of the booksAn absolutely superb and one of a kind log book for June 1, 1861 to August 14th, 1861 for the New York City Police Department. Covering the period just months after the outbreak of the Civil War, it shows a chaotic attempt to muster troops into New York City, one of the most significant hubs of the Union Army. Desertions and military soldiers requesting persons be found and "held over" until they could be collected for service are sprinkled through