H. W. Day, The Vocal School, or, Pestalozzian Method of Instruction (1841) Easton Press " - Moses Coit Tyler

" - Moses Coit Tyler

"This history of the Empire State's capital - the nation's oldest city still using its original charter - will entertain and inform both longtime residents and newcomers while alerting them to Albany's impressive legacy on display in buildings

This novel is written as the memoirs of a midshipman serving in the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic wars and as such is written in the first person

3 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches

He was a trustee of Davidson College and of the Columbia Theological Seminary

H. W. Day, The Vocal School, or, Pestalozzian Method of Instruction (1841) Easton Press " - Moses Coit TylerDay, H. W. The Vocal School, or, Pestalozzian Method of Instruction in the Elements of Vocal Music. Boston: Otis, Broaders and Co. , 1841. Second Edition. [11096] Brown cloth, boards blind stamped, gilt title to spine, the binding is dull yet without damage, 6 1 2 x 4 inches. Small contemporary printed bookplate and ink signature of Thomas Edgar Hunt, New York. viii., 279 pages, foxing, some pencil notations by Mr. Hunt. Good. Hardcover. Title