The Formative Years
Binding: Cloth
Book Condition: Very Good+ in Very Good dust jacket
Publisher: London: Collins, 1948.
The Formative Years
A Very Good+ edition in a Very Good, little chipped dust-wrapper.
The Formative Years is a compilation of essays written by Henry Adams and Herbert Agar about the early years of the United States. The book is divided into three parts: Adams’s upbringing in Massachusetts, Agar’s experiences as a student at Harvard, and the development of American political and social thought. The essays are interesting and well-written, and the editors did a great job of selecting essays that build on each other to create a cohesive history of the early years of the United States.; Vol. 2; B & W Drawings; 8vo; 1067 pages; 70075: Both volumes.
Price: $40.00
