ROBERT G. INGERSOLL. Nothing is grander than to break chains from the bodies of men - nothing NEW YORK. C. P. FARRELL, PUBLISHER, 1895. 4 For any and all of COL. INGERSOLL'S writings, the ONLY authorized editions printed from his revised and enlarged manuscripts, always send to C. P. FARRELL, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. When your bookseller says a book is out of print, drop a postal card to his authorized publisher and you will be sure to get the book you are looking for. Col. Ingersoll's Note to the Public. Washington, D. C., July 10, 1889. I wish to notify the public that all books and pamphlets purporting to contain my lectures, and not containing the imprint of Mr. C. P. FARRELL as publisher, are spurious, grossly inaccurate, filled with mistakes, horribly printed, and outrageously unjust to me. The publishers of all such are simply literary thieves and pirates, and are obtaining money from the public under false pretences. These wretches have published one lecture under four titles, and several others under two or three. I take this course to warn the public that these publications are fraudulent; the only correct editions being those published by Mr. C. P. FARRELL. R. G. INGERSOLL. |