Birmingham... 1877. 64pp. Disbound, else Very Good. Malins led a mass resignation from the world Templar organization, which acceded to the refusal of Southern Templar societies to admit black Templars. "It has been found that the Grand Lodges in the ex-Slave States have generally excluded all coloured people from membership..... More
London: E. Curtice & Co. [A. Ireland and Co., Printers, Manchester], [1876]. 24pp. Disbound, else Very Good. The International Order of Good Templars, established in America "for the reclamation of drunkards," was "founded upon the principle of the universal brotherhood of man." Unfortunately, in the Southern States "the liberation of..... More
Philadelphia: Published by John Conrad and Co., 1816. Two printed pages [persistent spot] plus Maps two through nine, as issued. [No. 1 is the frontis portrait of Andrew Jackson, which appears only in the text volume, not offered here.] Bound in contemporary cloth [chip at head and foot of spine..... More
Philadelphia: Printed by T Dobson, for the Author, 1792. Quarto. Pages iv, 639, [1 blank], x. Untrimmed, widely scattered foxing. Very Good, in modern cloth. A Volume II [Evans 27105], which issued in 1794, is not included. The Continental Congress appointed Hazard Postmaster of New York City in 1775..... More