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Welcome to Edith Wharton's Library! This site displays searchable image files for the books contained in Wharton's library at The Mount, her historic estate in Lenox, MA.

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2005_047_1608.pdf
17th century edition (no date);
Duodecimo, full brown morocco.

2005_047_1577.pdf
Markings / underlinings throughout preface; quarter blue morocco; binder's mark (Stroobants) on read pastedown.

2005_047_0278.pdf
"Late Professor of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics in University College, London; and Sometime Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge."
Edited by Leslie Stephen and Sir Frederick Pollock.
Only volume of two in possession.
Visible mold damage.

2005_047_0340.pdf
"By Means of Natural Selection Or the Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life."
With corrections and additions from newest (6th) and last edition.
Two volumes.
Signed: "Edith Wharton"
Cover features black embossed red fabric.
Some…

2005_047_0341.pdf
Bound in green cloth; considered to be the definitive version of Darwin's The Origins of Species, as it contains Darwin's final additions and corrections.

2005_047_0342.pdf
New, revised edition. Wharton named her second collection of short stories (The Descent of Man, 1903) after this text.

2005_047_0398.pdf
Contains illustrations; with penciled annotations and markings.

2005_047_0407.pdf
Features illustrations; contains corrections done in pencil

2005_047_0675.pdf
"A Description of the Deciduous Tress of Northeastern America"

This book follows the study of trees in an unusually different climate. This different atmosphere allows Huntington to bring to light the importance of researching and studying trees…

2005_047_0677_004.pdf
"Essays"

This book follows Huxley's interpretations and understandings of science and the Hebrew religion through their connections and points of conflict.

This is Volume 4 of 9 in the collection of Huxley's Collected Essays.

The title…

2005_047_0677_005.pdf
"Essays"

This book follows Huxley's interpretations and understandings of science and the Christian religion through their connections and points of conflict.

This is Volume 5 of 9 in the collection of Huxley's Collected Essays.

The title…

2005_047_0678.pdf
This book follows the life and work of Thomas Huxley edited by his son Leonard. This is one of the most complete biographies of Thomas Huxley and his works as a naturalist talking about evolution, anatomy, and scientific exploration.

Volume 1 (of…

2005_047_0860.pdf
Book contains several marked passages, with some annotations. See, for instance, Wharton's note "species" (p. 11) and "Mendelism" (p. 19). In addition to owning other books regarding the work of Gregor Mendel, Wharton also satirically features a…

2005_047_1093.pdf
Second edition, “with 33 figures in the text,” bound in red cloth.

2005_047_1121.pdf
Part of a series titled “Biblotèque de Philosophie scientifique,” or, “library of scientific philosophy.” Quarter-bound in pink cloth with a morocco label on the spine. Marked throughout in pencil.
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