[Rarebooks] fs: Braxton Bragg: Gen'l of the Confederacy, 1st ed, signed...

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Seitz, Don C[arlos]. (1862-1935). BRAXTON BRAGG: GENERAL OF THE 
CONFEDERACY (SIGNED).
Columbia, SC: State Company, 1924. First printing, Full cloth, Octavo, 
[x], 544 pages, Frontispiece photo portrait. Very good.
          Detailed, albeit determinedly favorable account of Bragg's 
service in the Civil War. Includes quotes from letters and documents. 
This copy from the private library of Adolph S. Ochs, then owner of the 
New York Times, with two notes tipped in SIGNED by Seitz--one typed and 
signed, the other an autograph note, signed. In addition, laid in is an 
8 page publisher's prospectus for the book. DORNBUSCH II, #2625; NEVINS 
II, p.88; WRIGHT #S230; etc. Bound in light grey cloth over boards with 
spine titled in gilt, grey topstain. An old rust stain from a paperclip 
marks the top margin of the endpapers and subsequent blank leaf. Rear 
hinge repaired. Minor rubs and light soil to exterior.......    $350.00
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