Watch-Words of Liberty, Robert Lawson, 1943
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Who wrote it: Watch-words of Liberty, A Pageant of American Quotations is a 1943 title written and illustrated by Robert Lawson, published by Little, Brown and Company.
What it's about: The book gathers memorable quotations from American history, each paired with one of Lawson's pen and ink illustrations, opening with an eagle frontispiece, a patriotic anthology published in the middle of the Second World War.
Special features: Gilt stamped spine lettering, along with full and half page pen and ink illustrations by Lawson throughout.
Condition: Green pictorial library binding with gilt spine lettering, no dust jacket, showing light wear from library circulation. Please review all photos carefully, and email me with any questions.
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