[Rarebooks] fs: Notes on Jefferson, by a Marylander

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(No. 10822 )  [Simpson, Lloyd D.]. NOTES ON THOMAS JEFFERSON BY A CITIZEN OF 
MARYLAND.
Philadelphia: Sherman & Co., Printers, 1885. First printing, Full cloth, 
Duodecimo, [iv], 10-182 pages. Very Good.
      This work examines many events in Jefferson's life and argues that his 
character more than any other of the founders gives America its lack of 
reverence for authority. Bound in dark brown cloth over boards with blind 
stamped rules and ornaments, blind stamped title on upper board, 
salmon-colored endpapers. Spine ends have chips and some fraying, minor rubs 
to board extremities, corners have shallow bumps. Interior is lightly 
browned, some sections pulling slightly....... $75.00
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