1929 BEATRIX POTTER. The Fairy Caravan. First Edition of Her Most Personal Book. Evangelist then inscribed on the title

then inscribed on the title page

Edmund Calamy and His Account of Nonconformists

Kentucky [295]

The work is Irenic [as his namesake] in tone and a very sort of slow

also a friend of Charles and Sally Wesley and noted in Charles' correspondence

1929 BEATRIX POTTER. The Fairy Caravan. First Edition of Her Most Personal Book. Evangelist then inscribed on the titleA very smartly preserved true first edition, the American preceding the British, of The Fairy Caravan. "With the exception of Little Pig Robinson, which was published in 1930, Beatrix Potter hadnow finished her Peter Rabbit series of stories. . . . She had no intention of producing another book until Alexander McKay came over from Philadelphia and persuaded her to do so. It was intended that his book should be printed only in American. . . Beatrix