An Inquiry Into The Truth of Dogmatic Christianity Comprising A Discussion With A Bishop of The Roman Catholic Church
Association copy with signed inscription by the author to his son Alfred D. Harden New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1893.
First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. x, 268 pages. Brown cloth hardcover with gilt title on the spine. Lean to the binding. Light foxing to the end sheets. Edge wear to the cloth at the corners and the head and base of the spine. Light insect damage on the spine. A very nice lengthy inscription written by William Harden to his son Alfred D. Harden on the front paste down dated Sept 6th, 1893.
Derenne Georgia catalog volume 3 page 910. Fair. Item #22506
From find a grave dot com: Prominent judge and citizen of Savannah. A distinguished member of the bar of Chatham County, GA, and a judge of Savannah's city court for a number of years. William Dearing Harden was a son of Thomas Hutson Harden, of Liberty Co., GA, and Margaret E. Dearing. On 28 September 1870, William married Miss Eliza Haywood Dearing, daughter of Major Alfred L. Dearing and Marcella Jones, of Alabama. William and Eliza had two children, Margaret E. Harden (Mrs. George P. Elliott, of Beaufort, SC); and Alfred D. Harden.
Price: $300.00