A. C. McClurg
A. C. McClurg was a stationer, publisher, and book wholesaler for over 120 years in Chicago, Illinois. The business began in 1844, as Chicago's first stationery store and changed hands several times, often as the result of a fire. Alexander McClurg came into management of the business at the time of the Great Chicago Fire (1871) and established an interest in fine literature, which was pursued by the company until late in the first decade of the 20th century. While pursuing interests in fine English literature and the literary magazine, The Dial, perhaps one of the most historically important books published by McClurg's "Rare Books" section was W. E. B. Du Bois' The Souls of Black Folk (1903).
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A Princess of MarsAt the Earth's Core (novel)Jungle Tales of TarzanMaza of the MoonMrs. Spring FragrancePellucidar (novel)Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (novel)Tarzan (book series)Tarzan and the Ant MenTarzan and the Golden LionTarzan and the Jewels of OparTarzan of the ApesTarzan the TerribleTarzan the UntamedThe Bandit of Hell's BendThe Beasts of TarzanThe Cave GirlThe Chessmen of MarsThe Eternal LoverThe Gods of MarsThe Land That Time Forgot (novel)The Mad KingThe Master Mind of MarsThe Monster MenThe Moon MaidThe MuckerThe Outlaw of TornThe Planet of PerilThe Return of TarzanThe Son of TarzanThe Warlord of MarsThuvia, Maid of Mars
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A. C. McClurg
A. C. McClurg was a stationer, publisher, and book wholesaler for over 120 years in Chicago, Illinois. The business began in 1844, as Chicago's first stationery store and changed hands several times, often as the result of a fire. Alexander McClurg came into management of the business at the time of the Great Chicago Fire (1871) and established an interest in fine literature, which was pursued by the company until late in the first decade of the 20th century. While pursuing interests in fine English literature and the literary magazine, The Dial, perhaps one of the most historically important books published by McClurg's "Rare Books" section was W. E. B. Du Bois' The Souls of Black Folk (1903).
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