I & CASSIOPEA

[RARE AMERICANA SATIRE 1930s; EDWARD A. CHURCH] ]I & CASSIOPEA by Edward A. Church, no publisher given, undated/but ca. 1930 given by WorldCat/OCLC, illustrated softcover, light brown imitation antique paper, 8" x 10", 20 pages including covers, illustrated, "Boston, Tuesday, Jan. 1st, 1700" at the beginning of the text, signed in print at the end "Edd. A. Church" (Edward A. Church); WorldCat/OCLC categorizes this work as "American, Satire," the story is an amusing look at the relationship between an early 18th century Boston gentleman who is somewhat of a dandy and his wife Cassiopea; RARE, none found for sale (2/5/21), WorldCat/OCLC records only 8 copies, all at American libraries including Yale, Harvard, NY Public Library System, and the Huntington Library in California; EDWARD A. CHURCH was a Boston resident involved in local community and religious affairs during the latter 1800s until the 1930s; online references to him are "[author of poem ] handwritten elegiac poem entitled 'Charles Gordon Ames, 1928-1903' ", author of poem "Minverva in Boston" in the March 1894 issue of Century Magazine /// CONDITION: near fine or better, slight curl in top right corner of front cover, overall negligible wear.