Search Results: Titles starting with R from CS Miller Books

📜🖤 Rare Piece of 18th century Theological Literature.🕯️Are you ready for an introspective exploration into the depths of human thought on the eternal mystery of mortality? 📚✨ Dodd, William. "Reflections On Death." Exeter NH: Henry Ranlet, 1793. This 24mo leather-bound volume bears the marks of its age, with definitive edgewear, significant spine wear, and toned pages, some of which show soiling. A couple of the front pages are loosely attached at the bottom. Despite these signs of wear, the book's binding remains tight and intact, rendering it a fair copy. This edition is a rare artifact of 18th-century theological literature, offering a window into the era's contemplations of mortality.

Embrace the spirit of discovery and let your mind wander through the pages of time. This book is more than a collection of words; it's an invitation to dream, to ponder, and to revel in the marvels of the cosmos. 🌌
First edition with additional materials. This pioneering work on astronautics, bound in blue boards, shows light wear but remains tightly bound and in good+ condition. The unclipped dust jacket exhibits minor edge rubbing, enhancing the book's collectible appeal. Includes a detailed fold-out on atmospheric data. A scarce find in this condition this volume is a treasure for enthusiasts of space travel history and early scientific predictions.

Twain, Mark [Samuel Langhorne Clemens] Roughing ItAmerican Publishing Company, Hartford, in 1872, this is a cherished First Edition of one of Twain's most celebrated works. With 591 pages in an 8vo format, the book boasts two exquisite engraved frontispieces, six text plates, and is adorned with numerous engravings throughout. The copy shows signs of its age with a few bumps, dings, and some edgewear, but it stands proud with a tight binding and a light stain on the foredge.
"Roughing It" chronicles Twain's semi-autobiographical adventures in the Wild West between 1861-1867, from his brief enlistment as a Confederate cavalry militiaman to his forays into gold and silver prospecting and his nascent days as a writer. Serving as a prequel to his earlier work "Innocents Abroad", the book paints a vivid picture of Twain's escapades, capturing his characteristic wit, humor, and astute observations. An integral part of American literary heritage, this edition is a must-have for serious collectors of Twain,… Read More