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Up-Country Letters Fine and Rare Books is an internet rare bookselling concern operated in Gardnerville, Nevada, USA, by Mark Stirling. We specialize in Nineteenth Century American and English Literature, particularly American Renaissance and Transcendental Literature, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Nathaniel Hawthorne. We also maintain an inventory of general rare and fine antiquarian books and manuscripts, first editions, natural history (especially birding) books, and archaeological books and monographs.
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eList: Andrews Norton. Unitarian, Scholar, Polemicist.
http://www.upcole.com/home//andrewsnorton.pdf
eList Two: D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, Father and Son, individually priced.
http://www.upcole.com/home//dw%20thompson%202.pdf
eList One: D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, Father and Son, in two lots:
http://www.upcole.com/home//dw%20thompson.pdf
Catalogue Twenty-Eight, Literature and Americana.
Click here: http://www.upcole.com/home//cat28.pdf
Catalogue Twenty-Seven, Autographs.
Click here: http://www.upcole.com/home//cat27.pdf
Catalogue Twenty-Six, Scraps Pictorial, Curious and Amusing
Click here: http://www.upcole.com/home//cat26.pdf
Catalogue Twenty-Five, The Best Half of the Human Race -
Click here: http://www.upcole.com/home//best%20half%201-10%20pdf.pdf
Catalogue Twenty-Four, Angel in the House -
Click here: http://www.upcole.com/home/cat24.pdf
Featured item:
[Cuala Press]
Broadside, "Glendalough, Co. Wicklow". By Emily Lawless. The Cuala Press, no date. With a hand-colored woodcut by Dorothy Blackham over the last stanza of Lawless's "Ireland. A Retort". Emily Lawless (1845-1913) was an Irish novelist and poet. Dorothy Blackham (1896-1975) was a popular Irish artist and teacher, a friend of Elizabeth and Lily Yeats, sisters of W.B. Yeats. The sisters started the Dun Emer Press, which later became the Cuala (Cool-a) Press. In Fine condition. $175
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