Hedges, Job E. Common Sense in Politics (1910) shaped note congratulatory letters

congratulatory letters

continues with a thorough examination (brilliantly illustrated) of the cross in early Christian art and liturgics

wreaked its vengeance on the offending occasion of this pitiless abuse

and failed to prevent Italy's participation in WWI on the side of the Allies

a native of Philadelphia and a prominent Quaker educator

Hedges, Job E. Common Sense in Politics (1910) shaped note congratulatory lettersHedges, Job E. Common Sense in Politics. New York: Moffat, Yard and Company, 1910. First Edition. [9432] Cream cloth with gilt decoration, light soil to binding, small ding to the foredge of the rear board, 8 x 5 1 2 inches, top page edge gilt, pencil note filling the ffep with recommendation & personal knowledge of the author, 253 clean pp., tight, most of the pages remain unopened. Very good. Hardcover. Published October, 1910. "Amen Corner Edition"