Is this 1620 edition considered rare?

Yes, as one of 15 known editions, this 1620 publication is a historically significant and rare item.

Who is the author of "New England Trials"?

The author of this historical text is John Smith.

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Item details

Brand: John Smith
Author: John Smith
Published: 1620
Publisher: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum
Pages: 23
Editions: 15

New England trials resale value

New England trials by John Smith (1620). Across 15 editions. Used-book value depends heavily on edition (first printing vs. reprint), condition, dust jacket, and whether it's signed. First editions and out-of-print titles command the biggest premiums.

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First editions/first printings, intact dust jackets, signatures, and unmarked pages are the top value drivers. Book-club editions and later reprints are worth far less.

Frequently asked questions

Is this 1620 edition considered rare?: Yes, as one of 15 known editions, this 1620 publication is a historically significant and rare item.
How many pages are in this book?: The book contains 23 pages.
Who is the author of "New England Trials"?: The author of this historical text is John Smith.