1831 Biography of Henry Clay - Leather Gilt Book by George D Prentice, Esq
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Spectacular book of American history quarter bound in leather by George D Prentice, Esq. Published by Samuel Hanmer Jr and John Jay Phelps of Hartford in 1831. This edition is in good shape with minor weakening at the spine on the front cover as shown. Typical minor bumps, scuffs, and wear as well as tanning to pages, but binding is sound and the English text is very bright and clear. A bookplate from the Canandaigua Library is noted on the inside front cover.
Henry Clay, born in 1777, was a pivotal American statesman known as the "Great Compromiser." Rising from humble beginnings, he served as a congressman, senator, and speaker of the House. Clay's legacy lies in his adept negotiation skills, crafting compromises such as the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and advocating for the American System to promote economic growth. Despite unsuccessful presidential bids, Clay's influence on American politics was profound, shaping the nation during a critical period. He died in 1852, leaving behind a legacy of compromise, economic development, and national unity.
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Spectacular book of American history quarter bound in leather by George D Prentice, Esq. Published by Samuel Hanmer Jr and John Jay Phelps of Hartford in 1831. This edition is in good shape with minor weakening at the spine on the front cover as shown. Typical minor bumps, scuffs, and wear as well as tanning to pages, but binding is sound and the English text is very bright and clear. A bookplate from the Canandaigua Library is noted on the inside front cover.
Henry Clay, born in 1777, was a pivotal American statesman known as the "Great Compromiser." Rising from humble beginnings, he served as a congressman, senator, and speaker of the House. Clay's legacy lies in his adept negotiation skills, crafting compromises such as the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and advocating for the American System to promote economic growth. Despite unsuccessful presidential bids, Clay's influence on American politics was profound, shaping the nation during a critical period. He died in 1852, leaving behind a legacy of compromise, economic development, and national unity.
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Spectacular book of American history quarter bound in leather by George D Prentice, Esq. Published by Samuel Hanmer Jr and John Jay Phelps of Hartford in 1831. This edition is in good shape with minor weakening at the spine on the front cover as shown. Typical minor bumps, scuffs, and wear as well as tanning to pages, but binding is sound and the English text is very bright and clear. A bookplate from the Canandaigua Library is noted on the inside front cover.
Henry Clay, born in 1777, was a pivotal American statesman known as the "Great Compromiser." Rising from humble beginnings, he served as a congressman, senator, and speaker of the House. Clay's legacy lies in his adept negotiation skills, crafting compromises such as the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and advocating for the American System to promote economic growth. Despite unsuccessful presidential bids, Clay's influence on American politics was profound, shaping the nation during a critical period. He died in 1852, leaving behind a legacy of compromise, economic development, and national unity.
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