Sub-series IV.1 Books owned by members of Harper family. This sub-series contains two categories of books: general knowledge and bibles, from as early as 1808 to 1912. The general knowledge books are of various subjects as children's book, Italian grammar, orShakespeare and the Precious Stones(signed by the author). The three Bibles belonging to James Harper, Philip Harper and Copcutt family contain some record notes of births, marriages and deaths in the family.
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Imitation of Christ John Wesley, 1808
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The book of common prayer, 1818
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Ring - a - round - a - Rosy Mary A. Lathbury, 1885
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Elementary Italian grammar Pietro Motti, 1912
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Shakespeare and precious stones George Frederick Kunz, 1916
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Cupcutt family Bible, 1842
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Philip J.A. Harper Bible, 1846
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James Harper's Bible, 1855
Sub-series IV.3 Books printed by J&J Harper and Harper & Brothers. The topics of the six books that constitute this sub-series also varies from geography to geology, fairy-tales to Christian philosophy. The books date from 1817 to 1893, and illustrate the craftsmanship of the printing enterprise founded by Harper brothers.
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A series of discourses on he Christian revelation viewed in connexion with the modern astronomy, Thomas Chalmers, 1817
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An essay concerning human understanding John Locke, 1818
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The fairy book
, 1853
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A tour around New York and my summer acre John Flavel Mines, 1893
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The Danube from the Black Forest to the Black Sea D. Millet, 1893
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The Student's Lyell edited by John W. Judd, 1896