Ellis, Edward S. The Lost Dragon shaped note Kidder returned to the United

Kidder returned to the United States serving churches in New Jersey

Modern opinion tends to praise his humour and sense of the burlesuque

but in 1820 it became a quarterly with more focused contents intent on improving society and on elevating culture

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Printed in double columns with large print

Ellis, Edward S. The Lost Dragon shaped note Kidder returned to the UnitedEllis, Edward S. The Lost Dragon. Boston: Dana Estes & Company, 1907. [10115] Pictorial blue cloth, an automobile with three passengers on front, a lantern on spine, 7 3 4 x 5 1 2 inches, binding tight with light soil and edge wear, darker soil at top edge of backstrip. Frontispiece plus 7 additional b w illustrations by J. W. Ferguson Kennedy, 325 clean pp. Good. Hardcover. Binding design by Amy M. Sacker, signed with her monogram. The plates are