The Acadian hunter, or Jean Breau the "French brother"
By: an historical romance by Harry Havelock Morse. (Only fifty copies extant). Etchings by E.L. Proctor; the maps were drawn by F.G. Cooper. Edited by W. Inglis Morse ...
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Lynn, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 462
Notes: Title vignette.

"Copyright 1927 ..."

'The printing first began in 1916 in serial form in ... "The Chronicle" (Lynn, Mass.). Four chapters appeared in this garb; then effort was made to continue the work, some of the type set in Salem, Mass., some in Lynn (Dwyer press), and some in Boston, Mass. (Nathan Sawyer & son, inc.)'--Pref.

Preface has note at end: Copies only obtainable through the editor. Fifty copies only in existance. The balance accidentally destroyed by fire.

On verso of t.-p.: No. 2 [signed] WIM.

Editor's ms. note on title page: Special copy. 1st bound.

Original green cloth, with editor's monogram stamped on spine; top edges gilt.