1845 Sketches of The Life and Character of Patrick Henry William Wirt

Description: Sketches of The Life and Character of Patrick Henry. By William Wirt and published in Ithaca, New York by Mack, Andrus & Co. 1845, 306 pp, hardcover binding. In fair condition. Covers and spine have age-related toning and wear that has caused some discoloration, bending, and tearing along the edges. There are some pencil and pen inscriptions from a previous owner at the beginning of the volume. Bookseller label from Moyer's Book Barn in Strasburg, Pennsylvania on the first page. Pages have age-related toning and foxing. Hinges have some wear, and while pages remain attached, the support is not entirely even throughout. Edges of pages have some toning. Please see photographs and ask any questions prior to purchasing. William Wirt was an American author and statesman credited with turning the position of Attorney General into one of influence, serving the longest in the Attorney General position in history. He served as the prosecutor for Aaron Burr's trial for treason, and went on to be the Attorney General for twelve years, under both James Monroe and John Quincy Adams. After leaving office, he continued to practice law, representing the Cherokee in the Cherokee Nation v. Georgia case. Patrick Henry was an American Revolutionary leader, initiating the intercolonial committee of correspondence with Thomas Jefferson and Richard Henry Lee. He worked as a lawyer in the years following the American Revolution. Any issues with hinges or binding due to age or wear could provide an excellent opportunity for restoration or rebinding, if desired. COLU1845ABCMJR1088

Price: 75 USD

Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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