The Earth Belongs to the Living, Richard Carlyle, 1936, First Edition — signed 1905 5 inches tall and spans

5 inches tall and spans about 9

Illustrated with diagrams

Boileau Grant is a classic of anatomical illustration from the mid‑20th century

It includes discussions of architectural details

and a noticeable discoloration spot on the front cover

The Earth Belongs to the Living, Richard Carlyle, 1936, First Edition — signed 1905 5 inches tall and spansThe Earth Belongs to the Living is a novel by Richard Carlyle, published by Suttonhouse Ltd. in Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco in this First Edition of 1936. A historical novel structured around an imagined posthumous manuscript of Thomas Jefferson, it draws on Jefferson's political philosophy, particularly his conviction that the earth belongs to the living and that no generation can bind the next. Carlyle was a writer of philosophical and