Valuable American historical library of the late Major Edward Willis of Charleston, S.C, Chief Quartermaster under Genl. Beauregard in the Civil War ;, and from other sources, comprising the most important collection of books relating to the state of South Carolina ever offered for sale; including the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil War periods, the City of Charleston in particular, and many Confederate broadsides. State, County and Town history and biography; early explorations and travels by Hennepin, Lahontan, Schoolcraft and others. Many works relating to Nullification and slavery. The Secession Ordinances of the various Southern states. Early South Carolina imprints; Zenger's masterpiece, 1726; several rare New Jersey Bills in Chancery; complaint of James Alexander, New York, 1735; essay on currency, imprinted by Timothy, Charleston, 1734, &c., &c. Bridle bit belonging to Genl. Washington, to be sold Thursday and Friday afternoons, Oct. 29 & 30, 1914
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Valuable American historical library of the late Major Edward Willis of Charleston, S.C, Chief Quartermaster under Genl. Beauregard in the Civil War ;, and from other sources, comprising the most important collection of books relating to the state of South Carolina ever offered for sale; including the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil War periods, the City of Charleston in particular, and many Confederate broadsides. State, County and Town history and biography; early explorations and travels by Hennepin, Lahontan, Schoolcraft and others. Many works relating to Nullification and slavery. The Secession Ordinances of the various Southern states. Early South Carolina imprints; Zenger's masterpiece, 1726; several rare New Jersey Bills in Chancery; complaint of James Alexander, New York, 1735; essay on currency, imprinted by Timothy, Charleston, 1734, &c., &c. Bridle bit belonging to Genl. Washington, to be sold Thursday and Friday afternoons, Oct. 29 & 30, 1914
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Valuable American historical library of the late Major Edward Willis of Charleston, S.C, Chief Quartermaster under Genl. Beauregard in the Civil War ;
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Catalogue, no. 1118
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and from other sources, comprising the most important collection of books relating to the state of South Carolina ever offered for sale; including the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil War periods, the City of Charleston in particular, and many Confederate broadsides. State, County and Town history and biography; early explorations and travels by Hennepin, Lahontan, Schoolcraft and others. Many works relating to Nullification and slavery. The Secession Ordinances of the various Southern states. Early South Carolina imprints; Zenger's masterpiece, 1726; several rare New Jersey Bills in Chancery; complaint of James Alexander, New York, 1735; essay on currency, imprinted by Timothy, Charleston, 1734, &c., &c. Bridle bit belonging to Genl. Washington, to be sold Thursday and Friday afternoons, Oct. 29 & 30, 1914
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