Our first men : a calendar of wealth, fashion and gentility : containing a list of those persons taxed in the city of Boston, credibly reported to be worth one hundred thousand dollars, with biographical notices of the principal persons

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Label

Our first men : a calendar of wealth, fashion and gentility : containing a list of those persons taxed in the city of Boston, credibly reported to be worth one hundred thousand dollars, with biographical notices of the principal persons

Link

https://archive.org/details/ourfirstmencalen00hild

Title remainder

a calendar of wealth, fashion and gentility : containing a list of those persons taxed in the city of Boston, credibly reported to be worth one hundred thousand dollars, with biographical notices of the principal persons

Instantiates

• Our first men : a calendar of wealth, fashion and gentility : containing a list of those persons taxed in the city of Boston, credibly reported to be worth one hundred thousand dollars, with biographical notices of the principal persons

Publication

• Boston, Published by all the booksellers, 1846

Note

• Attributed to Richard Hildreth by New York Public Library. Cf. NUC pre-1956 imprints
• Bound in printed wrapper
• Cover vignette
• Includes advertising matter on page [4] of wrapper

Extent

1 online resource (48 pages)

Form of item

online

Note

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy bound in gray printed paper wrapper, which is in turn bound within a protective binding of red cloth over boards, featuring a binder's spine title in gilt. Front pastedown includes ex libris (bookplate) of the Boston Public Library including shelf marks in ink script. Head of printed wrapper includes shelf mark at fore-edge in ink script. Verso of title page includes shelf mark in pencil script at head-/spine-edge of leaf, and annotations (largely illegible) in pencil script concerning aquisition and accession information. Inserted following title page is an A.N.S., composed on the stationary of the Saturday Evening Gazette, by Frank H. Forbes stating that this was written by his father, Abner Forbes, and himself, and that it was supplemented by the "Rich men of Massachusetts." Rear pastedown includes "FEB 14 1947" stamped in faded green ink at head-/fore-edge of leaf. Printed on wove papers.

Record ID

ourfirstmencalen00hild

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