ON THE LIBERTY OF THOUGHT & DISCUSSION
Austin, TX: Press Intermezzo, 2001. First Edition, thus. 8vo, pp. 45. Bound in cloth with paper label. Presentation on the endpaper, a fine copy. Signed by the printer, Randolph Bertin on the colophon. More
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY
London: Longmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1873. First Edition, second issue with erratum in the rear. Tall 8vo, pp. 313 + adv. Bookplate, a very good tight clean copy. PMM345. "On Liberty" was Mill's most widely read book and the one that Mill himself thought most likely to be of..... More
THE SUBJECTION OF WOMEN.
NY: Appleton, 1870. Second US Edition. 8vo, pp. 188, Some wear at top of spine, bookplate, a very good copy. Mill was one of the founders of the first woman suffrage society in England. The Britannica calls this work: "The most important theoretical statement for the cause of woman suffrage."..... More
THE SUBJECTION OF WOMEN.
NY: Appleton, 1869. First NY Edition. (It is generally conceded that the Philadelphia, 1869 edition preceded this edition). 8vo, pp. 188. Spine faded and worn, embossed stamp on first 3 pages and triangular label partially removed from front cover and remnants on the rear. Internally a clean crisp copy. Mill..... More
THE SUBJECTION OF WOMEN.
NY: Appleton, 1869. First NY Edition. (It is generally conceded that the Philadelphia, 1869 edition preceded this edition). 8vo, pp. 188. Bound in original cloth, wear at the extremities of the spine, a very good tight copy. With the bookplate of Joseph Albree who may have been the Pittsburgh businessman..... More
THE SUBJECTION OF WOMEN.
NY: Appleton, 1869. First NY Edition. (It is generally conceded that the Philadelphia, 1869 edition preceded this edition). 8vo, pp. 188. Bound in green cloth, spine faded and worn at the top, inscription on end paper, some intermittant, light pencil marginal scoring, generally a clean crisp copy. Mill was one..... More
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