“The Unknown Mayhew” by Eileen Yeo and E. P. Thompson is a vintage hardcover book published in 1971 by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. It is part of the historical book series and delves into social classes, economic disparity, poverty, and homelessness in the 1800s. The book features illustrations and a dust jacket, making it an essential read for those interested in sociology and urban studies. With a presumed first edition and 489 pages, this biography offers a detailed look at the life and work of Henry Mayhew, providing valuable insights into the social sciences of that era.
“Fatal Cure” by Robin Cook is a presumed first edition novel published in 1994 by Penguin Publishing Group. This hardcover book with a dust jacket weighs 24.2 ounces and has 372 pages. It falls under the medical fiction genre and is intended for adult readers. The book is in English and features a vintage style. It is not personalized or signed by the author.
The Power of the Cross by Rev. Herman Hoeksema in hardcover from 1947. Dust jacket is in poor condition with much chipping and missing pieces. (See photos.). Solid binding with tight hinges and light age soiling to the top closed page edges.
No markings in the text. Writing on the duct cover, pictured, and inscribed inside the front cover.
Lord, Teach Me Wisdom by Carole Mayhall is a vintage trade paperback published in 1979 by NavPress Publishing Group. This nonfiction book, with 175 pages, is aimed at young adults and adults interested in religion and spirituality. The author provides insight into Christian life and general spirituality, making it a valuable resource for those seeking wisdom and guidance in their spiritual journey.
