Posted 13 years ago
Heavenly
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Bought this book at a thrift shop for one dollar. A Song of a Single Note, a very unique book but I can't find any information about this particular book. I have only found reprints.
First Edition 1902 Amelia E Barr. Need info | ||
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Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr, and English lady born in 1831, wrote quite a number of books. She even has a wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amelia_Edith_Huddleston_Barr.
Full scan of Song of a Single Note here: http://www.archive.org/details/asongasinglenot00barrgoog. The book had at least 8 editions, so it was pretty popular at some time. Book available in the 1902 edition from multiple sources online under $10. Looks like yours is in great shape! Now, the real question... is the book any good?
I have a Amelia E. Barr book it has a copyright of 1889 by dodd,mead and company titled Feet of Clay is this book a collectable
I have abook by Bernard Shaw titled Playes Pleasant and Un Pleasant The first Volume is this a collectable ,copyright 1898 by Herbert s. Stone & co
I have a book titled Men Of Mark in Virginia by Lyon G Tyler LL.D
President of William and Mary College,Editor in chief
full page photo steel engravings
by Men of Mark Publishing company ,Washington,D.C. 1907 is this a collectable
You must read the life story about Amelia Barr....absolutely amazing woman. She lived locally in Cornwall, New York. Her books are special as a local author to our small town. You have a wonderul find there and especially from the thrift store. A good place to haunt for old books. Have you thought of collecting old books written by women of the 1800's? Their worries are the same as women of today.
A first edition! Fantastic.
Thank You for your wonderful comments. It is a wonderful book.
I have a 1902 edition of "A Song of a Single Note" by Amelia E. Barr
New York the Christian Herald Bible House
I have had it in a trunk for years with some other collectibles.