[E.S. Gorham] The Celestial Country Other Limited to 335 copies

Limited to 335 copies

reside in the carefully selected face and sizes of type

but of his letters to her there are three which have never been published

Given its size and construction

Dunstan series by Sproul

[E.S. Gorham] The Celestial Country Other Limited to 335 copiesThe Celestial Country: From the Rythm [sic] of Saint Bernard of Cluny, translated by John Mason Neale. New York: Edwin S. Gorham, Church Missions House, 1900. Printed in red and black throughout; title page with an angel vignette and concluding with a cherub tailpiece. Ornaments designed by Blanche McManus, with angel vignette signed with her initials ("BMcM") in the block. Original blue ribbed cloth with titling and angel vignette stamped in gilt.