SquareTrade © AP6.0The Story of the Irish In Boston. Together with Biographical Sketches of Representative Men and Noted Women. Edited and Compiled by James Bernard Cullen. Illustrated. Boston: James B. Culler Company. 1889. 1st Edition. v, [1], 443 pages. Interior remains tight, clean and complete. Pages with minor toning remain much better than average. Illustrations remain bright and fresh. 3 edge gilt remains bright and fresh. Publishers 3/4 leather with some wear remains much better than average. The corners are rather bumped and rounded. Gilt title at spine remains bright and fresh. 4 raised bands at spine. Some wear and chipping to the head and toe of spine. Some rubbing to the joints. Marbled endpages. FO signature to ffep. Everything being said volume remains much better than average. A must have for any serious Boston collection. Filled with great information, a wonderful research tool.

Great genealogy for Irish Americans and Irish and those veterans who fought for freedom in this new country. A few pages on the Irish witches at Salem as well.

Includes, Concord and Lexington, Bunker Hill, The Siege of Boston, The War of 1812 and the Mexican War and the War of Secession, The Catholic Church in Boston, Biographical Sketches of Distinguished Men of early times, Biographical Sketches of Representative Men of Our Own Times, Biographical Sketches of Noted Women, Biographical Sketches of Boston Lawyers, Biographical Sketches of Boston Physicians, Biographical Sketches of Boston Journalists, Biographical Sketches of Past and Present Members of the Public Service and much more. A great find for anyone interested in this subject matter.

The holidays are just around the corner. We doubt you will find a better copy with a more reasonable price.