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Letters from a Self Made Marchant to his Son yiddish "excellent…poignant―and scientifically lucid―portrait" (New YorkAuthor: George Horace LorimerPublisher: Grosset & Dunlap, PublishersPlace of Publication: New YorkDate of Publication: 1902Format: Hardcover, original red cloth with gilt lettering and decorative cover designEdition: Early Grosset & Dunlap edition Description: Letters from a Self Made Merchant to His Son is a classic work of American social satire and literary commentary, originally serialized in The Saturday Evening Post. Written as a series of