If you have access to a computer you could try searching for your book at www.gutenberg.org. They've loaded 14,000 books already and are growing. It is fee to use. I find a lot of information for free at http://www.loc.gov/ also. This is the Library of Congress site. A decent web search is likely to turn up much of the information you're looking for in the form of excerpts, if you have access to a computer.
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