1855 Remarkable Events Watts Indians Pirates Slavery

1855 Remarkable Events Watts Indians Pirates Slavery Revolutionary War +

“Truth is sometimes more strange than fiction.”

–Joshua Watts

Joshua Watts’ ‘Museum of Remarkable and Interesting Events’ is a collection of the most interesting narratives of history according to Watts. Watts collection of narratives includes:

Escape from Pirates

Adventure of Daniel Boone with Indians

Assassination of Henry IV

Story of a woman

African Barbarity

Ingratitude towards a Negro Slave

Arrest of a French officer by the Inquisition

Hindoo devotee

Emperor of the Moguls

Origin of the Game of Chess

Liberty of Switzerland

Pyramids of Egypt

And much more!

This 1855 edition is two-volumes bound in one with numerous full page black and white illustrations throughout!.

Item number: #9952

Price: $350

WATTS, Joshua

The museum of remarkable and interesting events, containing historical adventures and incidents of travels and voyages, scenes of peril and escapes ... including a full account of the captivity and truly wonderful escape of Thomas Andros ... during the Revolutionary War.

New York: J. Watts, 1855.

Details:

Collation: Complete with all pages; 2 volumes in 1

Vi, 264, iv, 304, [2]

Numerous illustrations throughout

References: Sabin 51574;

Language: English

Binding: Cloth; tight and secure

Size: ~8in X 5.5in (20.5cm x 14cm)

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Condition Report: Excellent