NECDET SAKAOGLU.
Anadolu Derebeyi ocaklarindan Köse Pasa Hanedani.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (22 x 15 cm). In Turkish. [xv], [1], 384 p. Anadolu Derebeyi ocaklarindan Köse Pasa Hanedani.
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NECDET SAKAOGLU.
Osmanogullari'nin ünlü kadin sultanlari.
New New Turkish Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (30 x 23 cm). In Turkish. 320 p., color and b/w ills. Osmanogullari'nin ünlü kadin sultanlari. Female sultans of the Ottoman dynasty.
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NEPAL RANA DYNASTY.
Fine Group Portrait Photograph of Young Male Members of the Ruling Rana Family of Nepal
Probably Katmandu: ca 1928. Gelatin silver print group portrait photograph window mounted and framed 8 6/8 x 10 4/8 inches; framed 15 4/8 x 17 4/8 inches. A fine group portrait of six younger male members of the ruling Rana family of Nepal probably taken during the reign of Maharaja Chandra Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana 1863-1929. The young men are all dressed in their ceremonial uniforms standing in front of a studio backdrop which has been assembled outside. The Royal House of Nepal claims descent from the "Chitor dynasty ruling at Udaipur. Ajaya Simha alias Mincha Khan younger son of Bhupal Ranaji Rao established himself as Prince of Nayakot Lambjang Kaski and Tanhun ca. 1495. His successor Jagdeva Khan conquered the principality of Kaski and secured the title of Shah from the Emperor of India during the sixteenth century. "Drabya Shah great-grandson of Jagdeva conquered Gorkha establishing himself as the founder of the fortunes of the dynasty. His descendant Prithvi Narayan entered the Katmandu valley and ejected the Malla dynasty becoming King in 1768. His successors conquered or subdued all the remaining petty principalities and unified the kingdom. They twice invaded Tibet but were severaly beaten and forced to become tributaries of the Emperor of China. The Indian borderlands and seized several principalities thereby coming into conflict with the British East India Company. "Although severely beaten back to within reach of their borders the Gurkha soldiers put up such an heroic defence that won the admiration of their foes. Enemies became firm friends and peace terms were generous leaving Nepal as a virtually independent buffer state. The close association with the British forces date from this period captured Gurkha units being recruited en masse. "Court intrigues and the succession of minors resulted in the advent of powerful Ministers. Assassinations and revolutions became commonplace as different court favourites and their families competed for power. Eventually and perhaps inevitably the tables were turned. The prime ministership became a virtual dictatorship. "Jang Bahadur Kunwar Ranaji became Prime Minister in 1846 after yet another bloody coup. He consolidated his position in 1857 laying the foundations of a military oligarchy which lasted for a century. He received the title of Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and the offices of Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief made hereditary within his family. "The status of the King during the Rana period closely resembled that of the Emperors of Japan. He became a semi-divine figure greatly venerated but kept away from political matters his movements watched and actions closely controlled. The Prime Minister's position was not unlike that of the Shogun his office was hereditary and he controlled all political and military affairs. Foreign relations were limited to the periodic tribute missions to China and close co-operation with the British in India no more than a handful of foreigners were permitted to visit the country and trade was restricted. "The immense contribution by Gurkha troops during the Great War prompted recognition of the full independence of the country by Britain in 1923. Although diplomatic relations were opened with the major European powers the closed system remained in place. However Nepal could not remain immune from the strong currents of change that engulfed South Asia in 1947 and 1948. Within two years a revolution had broken out overthrowing the Rana oligarchy and bringing the monarchy centre-stage once more. "The 1950 revolution may have secured a democratic regime but Nepal's journey has not proved to be a stable one since then. The Kings of Nepal have often had to play an important part in Nepalese politics. On two occasions the constitution has been abrogated and democratic institutions suspended with the King assuming executive powers. "King Birendra Queen Aishwari their two younger children and five other members of the Royal Family were massacred by the then Crown Prince Dipendra in the grounds of Narayanhiti Royal Palace in June 2001. This was the worst incident of its kind in modern history. King Gyanendra the surviving brother of Birendra succeeded to the throne in an atmosphere of much confusion and great sadness. He attempted to solve the mounting crisis of a Maoist revolution by dismissing the ineffectual elected politicians and assuming direct rule in 2006. The result of his actions were to unite opposition against him leading to riots in the streets and further unrest until he was forced to bow to popular pressure and recall parliament in 2007. He was subsequently deposed by the Constituent Assembly on 28th May 2008 when Nepal was declared a federal republic" Christopher Buyers Royal Ark online. [Probably Katmandu: ca 1928]. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 72photo13
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NEPAL RANA DYNASTY.
Fine Group Portrait Photograph of Maharaja Bhim Shumsher Jang Bahadur Rana T'ung-ling-ping-ma-Kuo-Kang-wang Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski 1865-1932 and the Male Members of his Court
Probably Katmandu ca 1928. Gelatin silver print group portrait photograph window mounted and framed 5 x 13 4/8 inches; framed 12 x 20 inches. Maharaja Bhim Shumsher Jang Bahadur Rana T'ung-ling-ping-ma-Kuo-Kang-wang Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski succeeded as Prime Minister of Nepal on the death of his elder half-brother in 1929. He served as ADC to the King-Emperor George V during his visit to Nepal in December 1911 and introduced a number of innovations and reforms during his reign. These included the introduction of week-end holidays a Land Reform Commission to protect tenant farmers the abolution of duties on cotton and salt the ending of the pasture tax and the abolition of capital punishment. He also built several district hospitals and extended the drinking water pipelines in Eastern Nepal. Surrounding the Maharaja in this photograph are his heir Juddha Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana and 31 members of his court. Most are in ceremonial uniform and seem to be royal themselves according to their dress and their orders and decorations. There is one Westerner in the photograph. The Royal House of Nepal claims descent from the "Chitor dynasty ruling at Udaipur. Ajaya Simha alias Mincha Khan younger son of Bhupal Ranaji Rao established himself as Prince of Nayakot Lambjang Kaski and Tanhun ca. 1495. His successor Jagdeva Khan conquered the principality of Kaski and secured the title of Shah from the Emperor of India during the sixteenth century. "Drabya Shah great-grandson of Jagdeva conquered Gorkha establishing himself as the founder of the fortunes of the dynasty. His descendant Prithvi Narayan entered the Katmandu valley and ejected the Malla dynasty becoming King in 1768. His successors conquered or subdued all the remaining petty principalities and unified the kingdom. They twice invaded Tibet but were severaly beaten and forced to become tributaries of the Emperor of China. The Indian borderlands and seized several principalities thereby coming into conflict with the British East India Company. "Although severely beaten back to within reach of their borders the Gurkha soldiers put up such an heroic defence that won the admiration of their foes. Enemies became firm friends and peace terms were generous leaving Nepal as a virtually independent buffer state. The close association with the British forces date from this period captured Gurkha units being recruited en masse. "Court intrigues and the succession of minors resulted in the advent of powerful Ministers. Assassinations and revolutions became commonplace as different court favourites and their families competed for power. Eventually and perhaps inevitably the tables were turned. The prime ministership became a virtual dictatorship. "Jang Bahadur Kunwar Ranaji became Prime Minister in 1846 after yet another bloody coup. He consolidated his position in 1857 laying the foundations of a military oligarchy which lasted for a century. He received the title of Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and the offices of Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief made hereditary within his family. "The status of the King during the Rana period closely resembled that of the Emperors of Japan. He became a semi-divine figure greatly venerated but kept away from political matters his movements watched and actions closely controlled. The Prime Minister's position was not unlike that of the Shogun his office was hereditary and he controlled all political and military affairs. Foreign relations were limited to the periodic tribute missions to China and close co-operation with the British in India no more than a handful of foreigners were permitted to visit the country and trade was restricted. "The immense contribution by Gurkha troops during the Great War prompted recognition of the full independence of the country by Britain in 1923. Although diplomatic relations were opened with the major European powers the closed system remained in place. However Nepal could not remain immune from the strong currents of change that engulfed South Asia in 1947 and 1948. Within two years a revolution had broken out overthrowing the Rana oligarchy and bringing the monarchy centre-stage once more. "The 1950 revolution may have secured a democratic regime but Nepal's journey has not proved to be a stable one since then. The Kings of Nepal have often had to play an important part in Nepalese politics. On two occasions the constitution has been abrogated and democratic institutions suspended with the King assuming executive powers. "King Birendra Queen Aishwari their two younger children and five other members of the Royal Family were massacred by the then Crown Prince Dipendra in the grounds of Narayanhiti Royal Palace in June 2001. This was the worst incident of its kind in modern history. King Gyanendra the surviving brother of Birendra succeeded to the throne in an atmosphere of much confusion and great sadness. He attempted to solve the mounting crisis of a Maoist revolution by dismissing the ineffectual elected politicians and assuming direct rule in 2006. The result of his actions were to unite opposition against him leading to riots in the streets and further unrest until he was forced to bow to popular pressure and recall parliament in 2007. He was subsequently deposed by the Constituent Assembly on 28th May 2008 when Nepal was declared a federal republic" Christopher Buyers Royal Ark online. [Probably Katmandu, ca 1928]. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 72photo12
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NEPAL RANA DYNASTY
Fine Portrait Photograph of Maharaja Juddha Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski 1875-1952 and Two of his Wives.
Probably Katmandu: ca 1905. Studio gelatin silver print group portrait photograph window mounted and framed 11 x 9 inches. Juddha Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana was prime minister Maharaja of Nepal from 1932 to 1945. Here he is photographed as a young man resplendent in his ceremonial uniform with two of his five wives probably H.H. Sri Sri Sri Jetha Bada Maharani Padma Kumari Devi and H.H. Sri Sri Sri Kancha Maharani I. At the time of this photograph he was probably Northern Commanding General under the rule of Field-Marshal Maharaja Sri Teen Chandra Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana. The Royal House of Nepal claims descent from the "Chitor dynasty ruling at Udaipur. Ajaya Simha alias Mincha Khan younger son of Bhupal Ranaji Rao established himself as Prince of Nayakot Lambjang Kaski and Tanhun ca. 1495. His successor Jagdeva Khan conquered the principality of Kaski and secured the title of Shah from the Emperor of India during the sixteenth century. "Drabya Shah great-grandson of Jagdeva conquered Gorkha establishing himself as the founder of the fortunes of the dynasty. His descendant Prithvi Narayan entered the Katmandu valley and ejected the Malla dynasty becoming King in 1768. His successors conquered or subdued all the remaining petty principalities and unified the kingdom. They twice invaded Tibet but were severaly beaten and forced to become tributaries of the Emperor of China. The Indian borderlands and seized several principalities thereby coming into conflict with the British East India Company. "Although severely beaten back to within reach of their borders the Gurkha soldiers put up such an heroic defence that won the admiration of their foes. Enemies became firm friends and peace terms were generous leaving Nepal as a virtually independent buffer state. The close association with the British forces date from this period captured Gurkha units being recruited en masse. "Court intrigues and the succession of minors resulted in the advent of powerful Ministers. Assassinations and revolutions became commonplace as different court favourites and their families competed for power. Eventually and perhaps inevitably the tables were turned. The prime ministership became a virtual dictatorship. "Jang Bahadur Kunwar Ranaji became Prime Minister in 1846 after yet another bloody coup. He consolidated his position in 1857 laying the foundations of a military oligarchy which lasted for a century. He received the title of Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and the offices of Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief made hereditary within his family. "The status of the King during the Rana period closely resembled that of the Emperors of Japan. He became a semi-divine figure greatly venerated but kept away from political matters his movements watched and actions closely controlled. The Prime Minister's position was not unlike that of the Shogun his office was hereditary and he controlled all political and military affairs. Foreign relations were limited to the periodic tribute missions to China and close co-operation with the British in India no more than a handful of foreigners were permitted to visit the country and trade was restricted. "The immense contribution by Gurkha troops during the Great War prompted recognition of the full independence of the country by Britain in 1923. Although diplomatic relations were opened with the major European powers the closed system remained in place. However Nepal could not remain immune from the strong currents of change that engulfed South Asia in 1947 and 1948. Within two years a revolution had broken out overthrowing the Rana oligarchy and bringing the monarchy centre-stage once more. "The 1950 revolution may have secured a democratic regime but Nepal's journey has not proved to be a stable one since then. The Kings of Nepal have often had to play an important part in Nepalese politics. On two occasions the constitution has been abrogated and democratic institutions suspended with the King assuming executive powers. "King Birendra Queen Aishwari their two younger children and five other members of the Royal Family were massacred by the then Crown Prince Dipendra in the grounds of Narayanhiti Royal Palace in June 2001. This was the worst incident of its kind in modern history. King Gyanendra the surviving brother of Birendra succeeded to the throne in an atmosphere of much confusion and great sadness. He attempted to solve the mounting crisis of a Maoist revolution by dismissing the ineffectual elected politicians and assuming direct rule in 2006. The result of his actions were to unite opposition against him leading to riots in the streets and further unrest until he was forced to bow to popular pressure and recall parliament in 2007. He was subsequently deposed by the Constituent Assembly on 28th May 2008 when Nepal was declared a federal republic" Christopher Buyers Royal Ark online. [Probably Katmandu: ca 1905]. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 72photo3
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NEPAL RANA DYNASTY.
Fine Portrait Photograph of Maharaja Padma Shumshere Jang Bahadur Rana Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski 1882-1861.
Probably Katmandu: ca 1945. Black and white photograph window mounted and framed 9 6/8 x 7 inches. Maharaja Padma Shumshere Jang Bahadur Rana succeeded his uncle as Prime Minister Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Nepalese Army Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and Grand Master of the Royal Orders on the 29th November 1945 and was invested at the Narayanhiti Palace on the same day. It is quite likely that this is a photograph taken during theses ceremonies given the clothes and decorations that he is wearing. He is remembered for promulgating the Government of Nepal Act which instituted a bi-cameral legislature and cabinet of ministers 14th April 1948. However he resigned in favour of his nephew 30th April 1948 after rumors that he had plotted against his uncle. The Royal House of Nepal claims descent from the "Chitor dynasty ruling at Udaipur. Ajaya Simha alias Mincha Khan younger son of Bhupal Ranaji Rao established himself as Prince of Nayakot Lambjang Kaski and Tanhun ca. 1495. His successor Jagdeva Khan conquered the principality of Kaski and secured the title of Shah from the Emperor of India during the sixteenth century. "Drabya Shah great-grandson of Jagdeva conquered Gorkha establishing himself as the founder of the fortunes of the dynasty. His descendant Prithvi Narayan entered the Katmandu valley and ejected the Malla dynasty becoming King in 1768. His successors conquered or subdued all the remaining petty principalities and unified the kingdom. They twice invaded Tibet but were severaly beaten and forced to become tributaries of the Emperor of China. The Indian borderlands and seized several principalities thereby coming into conflict with the British East India Company. "Although severely beaten back to within reach of their borders the Gurkha soldiers put up such an heroic defence that won the admiration of their foes. Enemies became firm friends and peace terms were generous leaving Nepal as a virtually independent buffer state. The close association with the British forces date from this period captured Gurkha units being recruited en masse. "Court intrigues and the succession of minors resulted in the advent of powerful Ministers. Assassinations and revolutions became commonplace as different court favourites and their families competed for power. Eventually and perhaps inevitably the tables were turned. The prime ministership became a virtual dictatorship. "Jang Bahadur Kunwar Ranaji became Prime Minister in 1846 after yet another bloody coup. He consolidated his position in 1857 laying the foundations of a military oligarchy which lasted for a century. He received the title of Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and the offices of Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief made hereditary within his family. "The status of the King during the Rana period closely resembled that of the Emperors of Japan. He became a semi-divine figure greatly venerated but kept away from political matters his movements watched and actions closely controlled. The Prime Minister's position was not unlike that of the Shogun his office was hereditary and he controlled all political and military affairs. Foreign relations were limited to the periodic tribute missions to China and close co-operation with the British in India no more than a handful of foreigners were permitted to visit the country and trade was restricted. "The immense contribution by Gurkha troops during the Great War prompted recognition of the full independence of the country by Britain in 1923. Although diplomatic relations were opened with the major European powers the closed system remained in place. However Nepal could not remain immune from the strong currents of change that engulfed South Asia in 1947 and 1948. Within two years a revolution had broken out overthrowing the Rana oligarchy and bringing the monarchy centre-stage once more. "The 1950 revolution may have secured a democratic regime but Nepal's journey has not proved to be a stable one since then. The Kings of Nepal have often had to play an important part in Nepalese politics. On two occasions the constitution has been abrogated and democratic institutions suspended with the King assuming executive powers. "King Birendra Queen Aishwari their two younger children and five other members of the Royal Family were massacred by the then Crown Prince Dipendra in the grounds of Narayanhiti Royal Palace in June 2001. This was the worst incident of its kind in modern history. King Gyanendra the surviving brother of Birendra succeeded to the throne in an atmosphere of much confusion and great sadness. He attempted to solve the mounting crisis of a Maoist revolution by dismissing the ineffectual elected politicians and assuming direct rule in 2006. The result of his actions were to unite opposition against him leading to riots in the streets and further unrest until he was forced to bow to popular pressure and recall parliament in 2007. He was subsequently deposed by the Constituent Assembly on 28th May 2008 when Nepal was declared a federal republic" Christopher Buyers Royal Ark online. [Probably Katmandu: ca 1945]. hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 72photo14
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NEPAL RANA DYNASTY.
Fine Portrait Photograph of Maharaja Mohan Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski GCB 1885-1967.
Probably Katmandu: ca 1928. Studio gelatin silver print portrait photograph window mounted and framed 11 x 9 inches; framed 18 x 16 inches. Mohan Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana was installed on the resignation of his uncle as Prime Minister Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Nepalese Army Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and Grand Master of the Royal Orders at the Narayanhiti Royal Palace in Katmandu on the 30th of April 1948. He surrendered his crown to King Thribhuvan following his return from India at the Nrayanhiti Royal Palace Katmandu 17th February 1948. He was deprived of all the hereditary offices and privileges conferred on Jang Bahadur 18th February 1951. He remained as Minister for Foreign Affairs from February to November of 1951 and Prime Minister of the reformed Ministry from May until November 1951. He went into self-imposed exile in India 14th December 1951. At the time of this photograph he was probably ADC General and Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister Maharaja Sri Teen Chandra Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana. The Royal House of Nepal claims descent from the "Chitor dynasty ruling at Udaipur. Ajaya Simha alias Mincha Khan younger son of Bhupal Ranaji Rao established himself as Prince of Nayakot Lambjang Kaski and Tanhun ca. 1495. His successor Jagdeva Khan conquered the principality of Kaski and secured the title of Shah from the Emperor of India during the sixteenth century. "Drabya Shah great-grandson of Jagdeva conquered Gorkha establishing himself as the founder of the fortunes of the dynasty. His descendant Prithvi Narayan entered the Katmandu valley and ejected the Malla dynasty becoming King in 1768. His successors conquered or subdued all the remaining petty principalities and unified the kingdom. They twice invaded Tibet but were severaly beaten and forced to become tributaries of the Emperor of China. The Indian borderlands and seized several principalities thereby coming into conflict with the British East India Company. "Although severely beaten back to within reach of their borders the Gurkha soldiers put up such an heroic defence that won the admiration of their foes. Enemies became firm friends and peace terms were generous leaving Nepal as a virtually independent buffer state. The close association with the British forces date from this period captured Gurkha units being recruited en masse. "Court intrigues and the succession of minors resulted in the advent of powerful Ministers. Assassinations and revolutions became commonplace as different court favourites and their families competed for power. Eventually and perhaps inevitably the tables were turned. The prime ministership became a virtual dictatorship. "Jang Bahadur Kunwar Ranaji became Prime Minister in 1846 after yet another bloody coup. He consolidated his position in 1857 laying the foundations of a military oligarchy which lasted for a century. He received the title of Maharaja of Lambjang and Kaski and the offices of Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief made hereditary within his family. "The status of the King during the Rana period closely resembled that of the Emperors of Japan. He became a semi-divine figure greatly venerated but kept away from political matters his movements watched and actions closely controlled. The Prime Minister's position was not unlike that of the Shogun his office was hereditary and he controlled all political and military affairs. Foreign relations were limited to the periodic tribute missions to China and close co-operation with the British in India no more than a handful of foreigners were permitted to visit the country and trade was restricted. "The immense contribution by Gurkha troops during the Great War prompted recognition of the full independence of the country by Britain in 1923. Although diplomatic relations were opened with the major European powers the closed system remained in place. However Nepal could not remain immune from the strong currents of change that engulfed South Asia in 1947 and 1948. Within two years a revolution had broken out overthrowing the Rana oligarchy and bringing the monarchy centre-stage once more. "The 1950 revolution may have secured a democratic regime but Nepal's journey has not proved to be a stable one since then. The Kings of Nepal have often had to play an important part in Nepalese politics. On two occasions the constitution has been abrogated and democratic institutions suspended with the King assuming executive powers. "King Birendra Queen Aishwari their two younger children and five other members of the Royal Family were massacred by the then Crown Prince Dipendra in the grounds of Narayanhiti Royal Palace in June 2001. This was the worst incident of its kind in modern history. King Gyanendra the surviving brother of Birendra succeeded to the throne in an atmosphere of much confusion and great sadness. He attempted to solve the mounting crisis of a Maoist revolution by dismissing the ineffectual elected politicians and assuming direct rule in 2006. The result of his actions were to unite opposition against him leading to riots in the streets and further unrest until he was forced to bow to popular pressure and recall parliament in 2007. He was subsequently deposed by the Constituent Assembly on 28th May 2008 when Nepal was declared a federal republic" Christopher Buyers Royal Ark online. [Probably Katmandu: ca 1928]. unknown
书商的参考编号 : 72photo5
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Nero: The End of a Dynasty Miriam T. Griffin Griffin
Nero: The End of a Dynasty Miriam T
Very Good. illus.Clean text.Used paperback. paperback
书商的参考编号 : 5164
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NEUCKERMANS Luc & VAN DEN DRIESSCHE Pol
Albert II - Koning na Boudewijn
, Leuven, Van Halewijck, 1995, 119pp.
书商的参考编号 : B17110
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NEUMANN, A.
La Reine Christine de Suède 1626-1689. Trad. de lallemand. Avec huit gravures hors texte.
Paris, Payot (« Bibliothèque Historique »), 1936. in-8°, 322 pages, broche, couverture.
书商的参考编号 : 13683
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NEUCKERMANS Luc & VAN DEN DRIESSCHE Pol
Albert II - Koning na Boudewijn
Leuven, Van Halewijck, 1995, 119pp.
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NEUMANN, A.
La Reine Christine de Suède 1626-1689. Trad. de l’allemand. Avec huit gravures hors texte.
in-8°, 322 pages, broche, couverture. Bel exemplaire [CA32-5]
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Neumann, Hans-Joachim
Erbkrankheiten in europäischen Fürstenhäusern : Habsburg, Hohenzollern, Romanow, Welfen, Wettiner, Bourbonen. Genehmigte Lizenzausgabe
[Augsburg] : Bechtermünz 2002. 304 S. : Ill., graph. Darst. ; 22 cm Pp., gebundene Ausgabe, Hardcover/Pappeinband, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
书商的参考编号 : 65051
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Neumann, Karl Friedrich
Geschichte des englisch-chinesischen Krieges.
Leipzig, Verlag von B.G. Teubner, 1846. 8° (22x15), VIII, 358 S., Ln d.Zt. mit dekorativer goldRPrägung, marmorSchnitt, marmorVorsätze, (1. Aufl.) Einband minimal fleckig, Besitzvermerk verso Vorsatz, Titel minimal stockfleckig, Kopfsteg minimal randig, gutes gepflegtes Exemplar,
书商的参考编号 : 50547AB
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NEZAHAT NURETTIN EGE.
Prens Sabahaddin. Hayati ve ilmî müdafaalari.
Fine English Original cloth binding. Roy. 8vo. [xvi], 522 p. 13 p. b/w plts. and maps. In Turkish. Biography of Prince Sabahaddin. Signed and inscribed by the author. Prens Sabahaddin. Hayati ve ilmî müdafaalari.
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NICOLAS VATIN.
Sultan Djem. Un Prince Ottoman dans l'Europe du XVe siecle d'apres deux sources contemporaines: Vaki'at-i Sultan Cem, Oeuvres de Guillaume Caoursin.
New New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In French. [2], 379 p., b/w ills. in text, 2 folding maps, 69 plates of facsimile in Ottoman Turkish. Sultan Djem. Un Prince Ottoman dans l'Europe du XVe siecle d'apres deux sources contemporaines: Vaki'at-i Sultan Cem, Oeuvres de Guillaume Caoursin.
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NIHAT ERIM, (Turkish politician and tthe Prime Minister between the years of 1971-1972), (1912-1980).
[Autograph letter signed 'Nihat Erim' to Âli Türkgeldi].
Very Good Turkish Original typescript letter with autograph signature. 1 p. 'Turkish Ministry' letterhead. In Turkish. Dated April, 28, 1950, Ankara. A letter of thanks. Erim wrote this letter when Türkgeldi was in India as ambassador. Mentions also Kasim Gülek, (1905-1996) who was Republican Party General Secretary and politician. Signed by Nihat Erim. Ismail Nihat Erim was a Turkish politician and jurist. He served as the 30th Prime Minister of Turkey for almost 14 months after the 1971 Turkish coup d'état. He was assassinated in Istanbul in 1980. Âli Türkgeldi was the first Turkish ambassador in New Delhi, India. He's from 'Türkgeldi' family.
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NITHARD (& LAUER Ph., trad. et éd.)
Histoire des fils de Louis le Pieux
Paris, Les Belles Lettres 1964 xx + 172pp.+ 2 planches hors-texte (fac-similé des Serments de Strasbourg), 2e tirage, br.orig., 20cm., dans la série "Les classiques de l'histoire de France au moyen age" vol.7, bon état, [introduction et notes en français, texte bilingue: latin-français], G77452
书商的参考编号 : G77452
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NITHARD (& LAUER Ph., trad. et éd.)
Histoire des fils de Louis le Pieux
xx + 172pp.+ 2 planches hors-texte (fac-similé des Serments de Strasbourg), 2e tirage, br.orig., 20cm., dans la série "Les classiques de l'histoire de France au moyen age" vol.7, bon état, [introduction et notes en français, texte bilingue: latin-français], G77452
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Astrid (Hulde van "Dienende Liefde")
Brugge, Dienende Liefde s.d. [ca. 1934] 85pp., eerste en enige druk, 23cm., originele omslag, gedrult op luxe-papier, sporadische roestplekjes, goede staat, T102411
书商的参考编号 : T102411
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Astrid (Hulde van "Dienende Liefde")
85pp., eerste en enige druk, 23cm., originele omslag, gedrult op luxe-papier, sporadische roestplekjes, goede staat, T102411
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Blijde Intrede van Zijne Majesteit Koning Boudewijn, Stad Hasselt 3 mei 1953
Hasselt, 1953 16pp., avec ills., 23cm., brochure originale, bon état, L114850
书商的参考编号 : L114850
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Chronologie de l'histoire d'Allemagne - d'Espagne et d'Italie
Tours, Mame & fils, 1905, 127pp.+ 8pp. de tableaus généalogiques (planches dépliantes), [oeuvre intéressant sur les dynasties des pays nommées], G12005
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Contribution à l'étude de la question royale. Evénements - documents
Bruxelles, Groupement National Belge s.d. [+/-1945] 2 parties reliés en 1 volume: 618pp., reliure toile, 25cm., bel état, B79753
书商的参考编号 : B79753
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Contribution à l'étude de la question royale. Evénements - documents
2 parties reliés en 1 volume: 618pp., reliure toile, 25cm., bel état, B79753
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D'un peuple à son roi
, Bruxelles, Association Royaliste de Belgique "Pro Rege", 1948, 20pp., B17138
书商的参考编号 : B17138
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D'un peuple à son roi
Bruxelles, Association Royaliste de Belgique "Pro Rege", 1948, 20pp., B17138
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De houding van Leopold III van 1936 tot de Bevrijding
Brussel, Goemaere 1949 261pp., 19cm., goede staat
书商的参考编号 : B63982
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De houding van Leopold III van 1936 tot de Bevrijding
261pp., 19cm., goede staat
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Elisabeth. Beeldhouwwerken (Catalogus tentoonstelling 1997, Memoriaal Prins Karel, Domein Raversijde)
s.l., Provincie West-Vlaanderen 1997 86pp.rijkelijk geïll.met buitentekstills.in kleur en zw/w, 30cm., mooie staat
书商的参考编号 : B63954
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Elisabeth. Beeldhouwwerken (Catalogus tentoonstelling 1997, Memoriaal Prins Karel, Domein Raversijde)
86pp.rijkelijk geïll.met buitentekstills.in kleur en zw/w, 30cm., mooie staat
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Gedenkboek der inhuldigingen en feesttogten van Zijne Majesteit Willem II 1840-1842
's-Hertogenbosch, J.F. Demelinne vii + 369 + 22 + 18 pp.+ 1 handgekleurde plaat (8 andere platen ontbreken) & 1 pagina facsimile, gegraveerd portret van Willem II op titelpagina, stempeltje op voorblad, originele gecart.band (wat gebruiksslijtage aan scharnieren), 25cm., tekst is volledig, zeldzaam, N61273
书商的参考编号 : N61273
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Gedenkboek der inhuldigingen en feesttogten van Zijne Majesteit Willem II 1840-1842
vii + 369 + 22 + 18 pp.+ 1 handgekleurde plaat (8 andere platen ontbreken) & 1 pagina facsimile, gegraveerd portret van Willem II op titelpagina, stempeltje op voorblad, originele gecart.band (wat gebruiksslijtage aan scharnieren), 25cm., tekst is volledig, zeldzaam, N61273
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Het koningsvraagstuk - feiten en getuigenissen [vnl. samengesteld uit artikels van de socialistische pers, verschenen in april-mei 1949]
s.l., 1949, 95pp.geïll., kaft wat slijtage, werk zelf in mooie staat, B21247
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Historische en filatelistische studie ; Leopold I, 1790-1865
, Pro-Post 1966 32pp.rijkelijk geïll., genummerd ex.: nr.159/300, B29508
书商的参考编号 : B29508
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Historische en filatelistische studie ; Leopold I, 1790-1865
32pp.rijkelijk geïll., genummerd ex.: nr.159/300, B29508
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L'actualité politique (nrs.3/4) - pour ou contre ? ; Le "point" dans l'affaire royale
Bruxelles, J.Minet 1945 (sept.-oct.) 56pp., dans la série "L'actualité politique" nrs.3-4, B29386
书商的参考编号 : B29386
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L'actualité politique (nrs.3/4) - pour ou contre ? ; Le "point" dans l'affaire royale
56pp., dans la série "L'actualité politique" nrs.3-4, B29386
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La Joyeuse entrée du roi à Hasselt (on y joint: brochure "Stad Hasselt 3 mei 1953 : Blijde Intrede van Zijne Majesteit Koning Boudewijn")
, Article dans la revue "Patriote Illustré" année 69 nr.19 (10-05-1953) 8pp.avec ills., [+ joint: brochure de 16pp.avec ills.]
书商的参考编号 : L17748
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La Joyeuse entrée du roi à Hasselt (on y joint: brochure "Stad Hasselt 3 mei 1953 : Blijde Intrede van Zijne Majesteit Koning Boudewijn")
Article dans la revue "Patriote Illustré" année 69 nr.19 (10-05-1953) 8pp.avec ills., [+ joint: brochure de 16pp.avec ills.]
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Rapport de la Commission d'Information instituée par S.M.le Roi Léopold III le 14 juillet 1946
s.l., 1947, [viii +] 151 + 270pp., br.orig., bel état
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Verslag van de Commissie van voorlichting op 14 juli 1946 door zijne majesteit koning Leopold III ingesteld
Brussel, Goemaere xvi + 544pp., in-4, mooie staat
书商的参考编号 : B41011
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Verslag van de Commissie van voorlichting op 14 juli 1946 door zijne majesteit koning Leopold III ingesteld
xvi + 544pp., in-4, mooie staat
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Visite de sa Majesté Léopold II à Anvers. La vérité au roi et au pays
Anvers, Impr. L. Beerts 1873 132pp., 22cm., sans brochure (à relier), cachet, texte en bon état, rare, B93788
书商的参考编号 : B93788
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Visite de sa Majesté Léopold II à Anvers. La vérité au roi et au pays
132pp., 22cm., sans brochure (à relier), cachet, texte en bon état, rare, B93788
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Witboek 1936-1946 - I.Memorie
Brussel, Secretariaat van den Koning s.d. [eind jaren 1940's] xvi + 587pp.+ 27pp.reproducties van brieven & documenten, grotendeels onopengesneden, mooie staat
书商的参考编号 : B31355
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Witboek 1936-1946 - I.Memorie
xvi + 587pp.+ 27pp.reproducties van brieven & documenten, grotendeels onopengesneden, mooie staat
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Chronologie de l'histoire d'Allemagne - d'Espagne et d'Italie
, Tours, Mame & fils, 1905, 127pp.+ 8pp. de tableaus généalogiques (planches dépliantes), [oeuvre intéressant sur les dynasties des pays nommées], G12005
书商的参考编号 : G12005
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Het koningsvraagstuk - feiten en getuigenissen [vnl. samengesteld uit artikels van de socialistische pers, verschenen in april-mei 1949]
, s.l., 1949, 95pp.geïll., kaft wat slijtage, werk zelf in mooie staat, B21247
书商的参考编号 : B21247
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Rapport de la Commission d'Information instituée par S.M.le Roi Léopold III le 14 juillet 1946
, s.l., 1947, [viii +] 151 + 270pp., br.orig., bel état
书商的参考编号 : B20939
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