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Notes on The Federalist The true first printing of The Federalist (139.3) has a 3-line acknowledgment to the Carnegie Corporation of New York below the statement FIRST MODERN LIBRARY EDITION. A second state of the first edition has a tipped in title leaf with a four-line acknowledgment to the National Home Library Foundation. (This four-line acknowledgment appears in all subsequent printings.) You can see a small image of the dust jacket of a private printing made for the National Foundation For Education In American Citizenship on the Special Modern Library Printings page. It has a slightly modified dust jacket (abbreviated text & edition notice). First copyright page text: First Modern Library Edition First binding style: 8 First inverse DJ number: 271 Dates in print: 1941 - (Spring) 1946 (Catalog on page 619) Toledano number: 139.3 (Catalog on Page 619) Confirmed buckram sighting? yes Intro author: Edward Meade Earle Genre: American State Papers Original language: English
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