1962 A Thoreau Profile Meltzer Harding 1st Edition Henry David Thoreau
$33.75
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A Thoreau Profile by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding, published by Thomas Y. Crowell Company in 1962. First edition, confirmed by the complete 1–10 number line.
An illustrated biographical portrait of Henry David Thoreau assembled from his writings, letters, contemporary accounts, photographs, drawings, newspaper clippings, cartoons, and other historical material. The book explores Thoreau’s life, friendships, literary development, time at Walden Pond, travels, philosophy, natural observations, and enduring importance in American literature. A strong reference for readers and collectors interested in Thoreau, transcendentalism, American philosophy, literary history, and environmental thought.
Former library copy with library identification on the spine and internal library markings. No dust jacket. Exterior shows substantial discoloration, rubbing, staining, and general shelf wear. Page edges are darkened, with age toning and scattered marks inside. Binding remains intact and the text is readable. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU G-16
1962 A Thoreau Profile Meltzer Harding 1st Edition Henry David Thoreau
$33.75
An illustrated biographical portrait of Henry David Thoreau assembled from his writings, letters, contemporary accounts, photographs, drawings, newspaper clippings, cartoons, and other historical material. The book explores Thoreau’s life, friendships, literary development, time at Walden Pond, travels, philosophy, natural observations, and enduring importance in American literature. A strong reference for readers and collectors interested in Thoreau, transcendentalism, American philosophy, literary history, and environmental thought.
Former library copy with library identification on the spine and internal library markings. No dust jacket. Exterior shows substantial discoloration, rubbing, staining, and general shelf wear. Page edges are darkened, with age toning and scattered marks inside. Binding remains intact and the text is readable. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU G-16