Condition Notes: A heavily used but readable copy. All text pages are present and legible. May be an older version with a different cover than what is shown in photos.
Book is in good condition with no writing or highlights. Does show minor shelf wear on the corners but in overall good condition. A news paper clipping darkened two pages in the book.
The product is a hardcover book titled “John Brown: Abolitionist” written by Jennette Covert Nolan and published by Julian Messner in 1950. The book is written in English and delves into the life and actions of John Brown, an influential figure in the anti-slavery movement during the pre-Civil War era. This biography offers a comprehensive look at the life and contributions of Brown in the fight against slavery, making it a valuable addition to any collection focusing on this period in American history.
Under the Eye of the Clock: The Life Story of Christopher Nolan by Christopher Nolan; John Carey Pages are clean and are not marred by notes or folds of any kind. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less
For sale isJohn Brown by Jeannette Colvert Nolan. Cover has a lot of wear and a taped spine, but binding is good and pages in good reading condition.
It features short stories by various authors including William F. Nolan, John Collier, William Trevor, and Leonard Carpenter among others. It is signed and inscribed by William F. Nolan making it a great addition to any book collection.
This is “The Run-Up to the Punch Bowl: A Memoir of the Korean War, 1951,” by John Nolan, a previously-owned hardcover book manufactured by the Xlibris Corporation in 2006. It is in great shape, runs 283 pages, and is autographed inside by Nolan… 1951 was the critical year in the Korean War, when the Chinese and North Korean armies driving south — then a surging Red Tide — were stopped cold. And, after the decisive battles of that spring, the First Marine Division attacked the north from Chunchon to the Hwachon Reservoir, through Yanggu and on to the Punch Bowl. This is the story of that campaign in the words of John Nolan and six other Marines.
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