Rights of Man by Thomas Paine – Easton Press 1979 Leather Bound Collectors Ed

by Thomas Paine

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Rights of Man by Thomas Paine – Easton Press Collector's Edition Beautiful leather-bound collector's edition of Rights of Man by Thomas Paine, published by The Easton Press as part of its prestigious 100 Greatest Books Ever Written collection. Originally published in two parts in 1791 and 1792, Rights of Man is a landmark work of political philosophy and Enlightenment thought. Written in response to debates surrounding the French Revolution, it examines individual liberty, natural rights, equality, representative government, and the relationship between citizens and political authority. A historically significant work for readers and collectors interested in political philosophy, revolutionary history, and classic literature. Edition Details: - Publisher: The Easton Press, Norwalk, Connecticut - Easton Press collector's edition copyright: 1979 - Collection: The 100 Greatest Books Ever Written - Introduction by Howard Fast - Illustrations by Lynd Ward - Genuine navy-blue leather binding - Elegant gold-stamped star decorations on covers and spine - Gold-gilded page edges - Decorative moiré endpapers - Satin ribbon bookmark - Original Easton Press bookplate included, loose, blank, and unused Condition: Like New Excellent pre-owned condition, appearing almost unread. The leather binding, gold decorations, and gilded page edges are beautifully preserved. The original Easton Press bookplate remains blank and unused, allowing the next owner to personalize the book if desired. Minor

• Publisher: The Easton Press
• Year: 1979
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Fine

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