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Harvard Classics from Easton Press These are 14 books from the Easton Press series The Harvard Classics. Easton Press says about the books: Known as The Harvard Classics, this honored collection encompasses more than 2,000 years of the world's greatest poetry, drama, history, philosophy, scripture, and more. These are the books that have shaped our thoughts, our language...our very lives. The full 50-volume set brings together more than 1,850 works by over 300 masters of thought and letters, and includes Dr. Eliot's Reader's Guide and a General Index containing upwards of 18,000 entries.NOW, PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE SET OF THESE BOOKS. Titles I have are as follows: Confessions of St. Augustine Harvey Jenner Lister Pasteur Letters and Treatises of Cicero and Pliny Poems and Songs Plutarch’s Lives Wealth of Nations English Poetry Introduction Readers Guide Indexes Franklin Woolman Penn English Essays Origin of Species Continental Drama Essays English and American Aenid These books ARE NOT IN MINT CONDITION and some wear and tear on them. Please see the photos. The picture of the book with the bad corners is the worst of the group. They have wear marks on them, but they are still in good shape. The spines are in good shape and have had very little wear-not a lot of cracking. These books will be shipped as one unit and I would prefer that you get insurance on these as I can not replace them. If you have any questions, please email me and I will try to answer them as best I can. Thanks for lookign and good luck. 
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