House of transition: A compilation of fact and legend concerning the Tabitha Inn, now Our Lady's Haven, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, conceived and financed by Henry H. Rogers . . . . Material researched and integrated by Mabel Hoyle Knipe
by Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (Mark Twain, pseud.).) Knipe, Mabel Hoyle, 1906-1997
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About This Item
New Bedford, Massachusetts: by Clement E. Daley Advertising, 1977 * * * ONLY EDITION. Historical gleanings concerning the Tabitha Inn (1904), where Clemens stayed from time to time while visiting his patron H. H. Rogers. An amateurish production, presumably VERY SCARCE. --- Collation: Six leaves, paginated [1-12]. One full-page halftone illustration (view of the Tabitha Inn). Binding: Printed wrappers. Reference: Not in OCLC. .
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- Jay Dillon Rare Books + Manuscripts (US)
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- Title
- House of transition: A compilation of fact and legend concerning the Tabitha Inn, now Our Lady's Haven, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, conceived and financed by Henry H. Rogers . . . . Material researched and integrated by Mabel Hoyle Knipe
- Author
- Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (Mark Twain, pseud.).) Knipe, Mabel Hoyle, 1906-1997
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Paperback
- Publisher
- by Clement E. Daley Advertising
- Place of Publication
- New Bedford, Massachusetts
- Date Published
- 1977
- Keywords
- Clemens Samuel Langhorne Mark Twain Knipe Mabel Hoyle poet poets poetry House of transition A compilation of fact and legend concerning the Tabitha Inn now Our Lady\'s Haven Fairhaven Massachusetts conceived and financed by Henry H. Rogers Huttleston Hudd
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