RARE COMPLETE SEVEN VOLUME BIOGRAPHY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON BY DOUGLAS SOUTHALL FREEMAN, FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE DEAN S. THOMAS

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This set of books is not often encountered in single volumes let alone a complete set of all 7 matching volumes.

The title is simply “GEORGE WASHINGTON: A BIOGRAPHY” by Douglas Southall Freeman and published by Charles Scribner’s Sons in 1948

Each of the 7 volumes are hardcover and bound in blue cloth with an embossed Washington family crest on the front cover. Title, volume number and author are in gold on the spine. Each book meas. 6.00 x 9.00 inches.

All volumes have map endpapers except for volume 7 which has end papers relating to Mount Vernon. All bindings are excellent. Volume 1 has a front signature that is worn but holding well. Interiors show some light yellowing of the pages from age but otherwise is fine.

Each volume has its own sub-title as follows;

Vol 1 YOUNG WASHINGTON

Vol 2 YOUNG WASHINGTON

Vol 3 PLANTER AND PATRIOT

Vol 4 LEADER OF THE REVOLUTION

Vol 5 VICTORY WITH THE HELP OF FRANCE

Vol 6 PATRIOT AND PRESIDENT

Vol 7 FIRST IN PEACE

Dean S. Thomas was known as a onetime Gettysburg Battlefield Guide and early relic hunter as well as the founder, owner, and operator of Thomas Publications. He was also the author of many books related to Civil War ammunition and projectiles. [AD] [PH:L]

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