Life AND Labor; OR Characteristics OF MEN OF Industry, Culture AND Genius.

This 1891 edition is bound in half-leather with marbled boards. The spine shows some wear, with the leather exhibiting age-related scuffing. The binding remains intact, and the pages are generally clean with some minor foxing typical of books of this age. There is no dust jacket, and the book is free from inscriptions or library markings.

"Life and Labor; or Characteristics of Men of Industry, Culture and Genius" by Samuel Smiles, LL.D., published by Donohue, Henneberry & Co. in 1891, offers a profound exploration of the qualities that define industrious and culturally significant individuals. This edition, printed in Chicago, is a testament to Smiles' enduring influence as an author of motivational and biographical works, known for titles like "Self-Help" and "Character." The book delves into the lives and achievements of notable figures, providing insights into their industrious nature and cultural contributions. This edition is a valuable acquisition for collectors interested in 19th-century biographies and the exploration of human potential. The book is bound in a distinctive half-leather cover with marbled boards, showing signs of age consistent with its historical provenance.