[Merrymount Press] The Course of True Love in Colonial Times: Being the Confessions of William Palfrey of Boston and the Friendly Advice of Moses Brown of Providence Concerning Polly Olney. E-List 13 with a note in light

with a note in light pencil from BR: "The finished sheets will not 'buckle' like this

The title-page

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[Merrymount Press] The Course of True Love in Colonial Times: Being the Confessions of William Palfrey of Boston and the Friendly Advice of Moses Brown of Providence Concerning Polly Olney. E-List 13 with a note in lightThe Course of True Love in Colonial Times: Being the Confessions of William Palfrey of Boston and the Friendly Advice of Moses Brown of Providence Concerning Polly Olney. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1905. Limited to 112 copies. Printed for I. B. Richman and George Parker Winship. Printed on Alton Mill uncut paper. Grey patterned paper covered boards with black cloth spine and paper label. Bookplate on front pastedown of Henry Dexter Sharpe. Measures