"Pedigree Of The Devil" by Frederic T. Hall, written in the year 1883, is a rare gem that delves into intriguing themes of human nature and morality. This explores the complexities of the human condition, masterfully weaving themes of good, evil, and the moral dilemmas that have fascinated readers for over a century. This masterpiece from the 19th century is perfect for enthusiasts of vintage literature, scholars conducting research on historical perspectives, and avid readers who have a passion for uncovering the layered narratives of times gone by. Let us assist you in enriching your personal collection with works that truly stand the test of time, ensuring that each selected book carries with it the weight of its historical and cultural significance.

Large octavo, pp. [i-v] vi-viii [ix] x-xii [xiii] xiv-xv [xvi] [1] 2-256 + undated 80-page publisher's catalogue inserted at rear, seven inserted plates, publisher's pictorial black bevel-edged cloth, front and spine panels stamped in red, black coated endpapers. First edition. Very mild scuffs to cloth, a very good, internally fine copy. Overall superior copy.