The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories
The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories
Provenance And Authenticity:An Early Twentieth-Century Edition Of Mark Twain'S The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories, Published By Harper & Brothers In New York And London In 1906. This Volume Forms Part Of The Harper & Brothers Collected Edition Of Twain'S Works, Issued During The Author'S Lifetime And Reflecting The Publisher'S Established Format For Presenting His Major Literary Writings.
Historical Significance:First Published In 1900, The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories Contains One Of Mark Twain'S Most Celebrated Later Works, The Satirical Novella "The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg." Through Its Examination Of Morality, Hypocrisy, Reputation, And Human Weakness, The Story Represents Twain'S Mature Social Criticism And Remains One Of His Most Enduring Short Works. The Collection Also Includes Essays And Stories That Demonstrate Twain'S Continued Exploration Of American Society, Politics, And Human Nature During The Final Stage Of His Literary Career.
Signature:Mark Twain
Description:A 1906 Harper & Brothers Edition Of The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories, Presented In The Original Publisher'S Format With A Formal Title Page And Period Typography. The Volume Features An Engraved Frontispiece Protected By A Tissue Guard, A Traditional Element Of Early Twentieth-Century Fine Book Production. The Title Page Identifies The Work As Written By Mark Twain, With Samuel L. Clemens Noted Beneath His Literary Name. The Book Reflects The Craftsmanship And Presentation Style Associated With Harper & Brothers Collected Literary Editions Of The Period.
Valuation:Collected Editions Of Mark Twain'S Works Published During His Lifetime Hold Lasting Appeal Among Literary Collectors, Particularly When Preserved In Original Publisher Bindings And Complete With Period Features Such As Frontispieces And Title Pages. The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories Represents An Important Later Work By Twain, Valued For Both Its Literary Significance And Its Place Within Early Twentieth-Century American Publishing History.
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The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories
Provenance And Authenticity:An Early Twentieth-Century Edition Of Mark Twain'S The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories, Published By Harper & Brothers In New York And London In 1906. This Volume Forms Part Of The Harper & Brothers Collected Edition Of Twain'S Works, Issued During The Author'S Lifetime And Reflecting The Publisher'S Established Format For Presenting His Major Literary Writings.
Historical Significance:First Published In 1900, The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories Contains One Of Mark Twain'S Most Celebrated Later Works, The Satirical Novella "The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg." Through Its Examination Of Morality, Hypocrisy, Reputation, And Human Weakness, The Story Represents Twain'S Mature Social Criticism And Remains One Of His Most Enduring Short Works. The Collection Also Includes Essays And Stories That Demonstrate Twain'S Continued Exploration Of American Society, Politics, And Human Nature During The Final Stage Of His Literary Career.
Signature:Mark Twain
Description:A 1906 Harper & Brothers Edition Of The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories, Presented In The Original Publisher'S Format With A Formal Title Page And Period Typography. The Volume Features An Engraved Frontispiece Protected By A Tissue Guard, A Traditional Element Of Early Twentieth-Century Fine Book Production. The Title Page Identifies The Work As Written By Mark Twain, With Samuel L. Clemens Noted Beneath His Literary Name. The Book Reflects The Craftsmanship And Presentation Style Associated With Harper & Brothers Collected Literary Editions Of The Period.
Valuation:Collected Editions Of Mark Twain'S Works Published During His Lifetime Hold Lasting Appeal Among Literary Collectors, Particularly When Preserved In Original Publisher Bindings And Complete With Period Features Such As Frontispieces And Title Pages. The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Essays And Stories Represents An Important Later Work By Twain, Valued For Both Its Literary Significance And Its Place Within Early Twentieth-Century American Publishing History.
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All The Items Are Sold As Is And All Sales Are Final. All Bidders Are Encouraged To Review Our Terms Before Bidding.
By Registering For And/Or Placing A Bid In Any Time Auction, You Acknowledge That You Have Read, Understand, And Agree To Our Auction Terms, Shipping, And Payment Policies.
We Encourage All Buyers To Ask For Condition Reports And/Or Other Photos Before Bidding. If You Have Any Questions About Each Item, Email Is The Best Way To Reach Us. Email Newyork@Timeauctionglobal.Com So We May Assist You In Your Assessment.
Condition Is Appropriate To The Age Of The Item. The Absence Of A Condition Report Does Not Imply That The Lot Is Free From Damage And Wear. All Photos Are Professionally Color Calibrated. Please Go Through Photos For More Details On Conditions And Age; Color May Be Different Depending On Your Screen.