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Robert-Houdin displayed a gift for presentation which would set him apart
It captures a defining moment when the journal shifted its formidable theoretical weight toward the intersection of the Black Power movement
Proceedings of the Fourth Calvinistic Congress Held in Edinburg 6th to 11th July 1938
A nicely preserved example with a small foxing mark at the lower left of the image as shown
of Whitefield in Scotland
1850 BUNKER HILL SONGSTER. Patriotic, Historical, Americana Songs + Negro Lyrics. Commentary Robert-Houdin displayed a gift forA superb, fine example of a charmingly printed Songster containing patriotic and "negro" songs such as Oh! Spare the Glorious Eagle," Written for Mr. Quayle, by Silas S. Steele, "and sung with rapturous applause; and others on themes of black experience in America, written in dialect, etc. Anonymous. Bunker Hill Songster. Containing National and Patriotic Songs. Sung by the Principal Vocalists. Murphy, Printer and Publisher. New York. c. 1850. 34pp. A