Morse's Universal Geography Vol 2, 1805, Calf Leather, Early Signatures, No Maps

Description: Morse's Universal Geography Vol 2: The American Universal Geography, or a View of the Present State of All the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Republics in the Known World and of the United States of America in Particular by Jedidiah Morse, published in 1805, is a comprehensive and valuable geographical reference from the early 19th century. Key Features:Author: Jedidiah Morse, a prominent minister and geographer, often regarded as the "Father of American Geography."Content: This volume offers an extensive overview of the global political landscape and a detailed examination of the United States during the early 1800s. Notably, this volume does not contain maps.Pages: Contains 664 pages filled with rich geographical information. Condition:Binding: Bound in calf leather with faded gilt and title on the spine.Wear: The spine shows distress at the tips, and the front joint is cracked and weak, though the board remains attached.Pages: The pages are toned and foxed, with some torn and partially missing.Signatures: Of historical note, this copy contains two signatures on the front endpaper in script and ink consistent with the early 19th century, adding to its provenance and historical value. This volume is a significant historical artifact, providing insights into the geographical knowledge and perspectives of the early 19th century. Despite its condition issues and the absence of maps, it remains a valuable resource for collectors and historians interested in early American geographical literature. The presence of early 19th-century signatures further enhances its historical significance and collectability.

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