Title: Barely readable
Product review: I knew this was a facsimile edition when I ordered it. After examining it, I am asking myself why a facsimile edition of a 1920 edition of these essays is useful or desirable. As a curiosity, perhaps? As a treasure for Emerson admirers? If so, surely this facsimile edtion deserves more than its cheesy unsubstantial binding. And whatever its value, a book should be readable. This one is a challenge to the best eyesight because of the microscopic type.
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