Henry David Thoreau
Civil Disobedience, 1969
Boston: David R. Godine
One of 650 copies.
3697
Octavo. (vi), 30, (x)pp. What has become a canonical work of the resisting spirit was originally an address given at the Concord Lyceum, in which Thoreau explained to the bemused...
Octavo. (vi), 30, (x)pp. What has become a canonical work of the resisting spirit was originally an address given at the Concord Lyceum, in which Thoreau explained to the bemused townspeople why he had spent the night in jail. Printed at the Gehenna Press in red and black with a gold initial. Light rubs to corners, else near fine in quarter green cloth with brown paper over boards and paper spine label. Housed in slipcase, this with flecks of staining.
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