The life-line of the Lone One, or, Autobiography of the world's child / by the author.
The Life-Line of the Lone One is an 1861 autobiography published in Boston and New York by Bela Marsh and S.T. Munson, written by Warren Chase and classed under spiritualism. Its two engraved portraits show a woman in a lace-collared dress and a bearded man in a loose cravat, both rendered in fine hatched lines on warm tan paper that a designer could use for vintage portrait treatments.
