THE HISTORY OF NEW JERSEY, FROM ITS DISCOVERY BY EUROPEANS TO THE ADOPTION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION. bound with A GAZETTEER OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY COMPREHENDING A GENERAL VIEW OF ITS PHYSICAL AND MORAL CONDITION, TOGETHER WITH A TOPOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF ITS COUNTIES, TOWNS, VILLAGES, CANALS, RAIL ROADS, &c. ACCOMPANIED BY A MAP
Trenton, New Jersey: Daniel Fenton, 1834. Leather-bound. Octavo, 9.1 in. x 5.4 in. pp. xii, 339, iv, 266. Contemporary full calf. Gilt title on black panel and seven set of double gilt bandlines to spine. Ex-library, with stamps to top and bottom edges (no other library marks). Light rubbing to edges; bottom corners nudged. Separate title pages. Top half of front free endpaper missing. Scattered moderate foxing throughout. Gazetteer lacks map. Spine and hinges tight. Good. Item #81541
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