Notes: [1] A handwritten note on the endpaper states this was “purchased . . . in June 1876 at the sale of the Revered Thomas Corser.” [2] G. Wilson Rigg is written on the endpaper. A note following his inscription, but written in a different hand, states that it was “purchased by him in June 1876.” [3] The handwritten note following George Wilson Rigg’s signature is written with a different hand in the passive tense, suggesting the owner after Rigg wrote the note. [4] An inscription written in pencil on the back endpapers states, “Sotheby. 5.vi.50 as part of Lot 15.” Sotheby’s has provided no additional information. Additional notes in pencil written by an unknown “E. N.” are present on the front endpapers. It is unclear who “E. N.” was and if the notes were written by the same hand. [5] A bookplate on the front pastedown states Smith’s name, Zion Research Library, and the year “1957.” Marguerite Smith was a librarian at Zion Research Library in Massachusetts and worked in the National Woman’s Party.