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We don’t know anything about Charles Heim, the previous owner of our copy of True Politeness (New York, 1854), but based on the condition of this binding we imagine he was an exceedingly polite gentleman. #WellLovedBooks...

We don’t know anything about Charles Heim, the previous owner of our copy of True Politeness (New York, 1854), but based on the condition of this binding we imagine he was an exceedingly polite gentleman. #WellLovedBooks #PublishersBindingThursday

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True politeness. New York : Leavitt & Allen. 1854. 12 cm x 8.5 cm x .5 cm.  

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