Detroit: Winn & Hammond Printers 1894 16 pages. "A Paper Read Before the Commandery of the State of Michigan Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. . . Detroit Mich. January 4th 1894." Covers have short splits at spine ends otherwise a complete and clean copy of a rare pamphlet. Size: 8vo. First Edition. Paperback. Good Plus. Winn & Hammond, Printers paperback
Jacob H. Studer & Co. Columbus Ohio 1876. Hardcover. Acceptable. Folio; 38 cm. Bound in full leather blind tooled and decorated in gilt. Rear board nearly detached. Binding worn. Generally clean pages. 182 pages 119 color plates by Theodore Jasper. Jacob H. Studer & Co., Columbus, Ohio hardcover
New York NY: The Natural Science Association of America 1903. Revised Edition First Thus . Hard Cover/Leather & Cloth. Near Fine/None as Issued. Theodore Jasper Painter. Text/ NEW & Bright. Gilt embossed maroon linen boards w/leather backstrap & corners/VG; light fading to front leading edge rubs to edges surface and noticably to spine edges. Upper text block in gilt. DJ/None as Issued. Popular account of bird life first published 1873 --- this 1903 edition is a reprint of the of the original edition augmented with the 1886 systematic Table & Index prepared by Frank M. Chapman of the American Museum of Natural History New York NY. Classic reference assembled by popular ornithologist Jacob Henry Studer 1840 - 1904 with essays from eminent writers on bird life and illustrated w/119 colored plates drawn & painted from nature by Theodore Jasper 1814 - 1897 from field observations. Rich in study & presentation. <br/> <br/> The Natural Science Association of America hardcover
Hanover Guardian; Joseph Schmuck Hanover Pa 1818. Magazines & Periodicals. Good. A large run of an very early newspaper from York County Pennsylvania from James Monroe's Presidency. 62 issues printed on four pages 248 pages total. Unbound. Some minor stains but generally a clean and legible collection. The first issue has a tear at the center with some loss. The second issue has a closed tear at the rear page. Includes v.1. complete in 52 issues Sept 2 1818 - Aug. 25 1819; v.2. 6 issues 1819: no. 60 Oct 20 no.62 Nov. 3 no.65 Nov. 24 no.66 Dec 1 no.68 Dec 15 no.72 Jan 12 1820; v.3. 4 issues from 1820: no. 108 Sept. 27 no. 111 Oct. 18 no. 113 Nov. 1 115 Nov. 15. "Weekly. Established in August 1818 by Jacob H. Wiestling with the title of the "Guardian." In 1819 he sold the paper to Joseph Schmuck who continued it until after 1820 J. Gibson "History of York County" 1886 p. 382." - American Antiquarian Society. <br> Includes advertisements for agricultural products real estate sales political news international news Revolution in e.g. Sicily Spain; local Democratic York county politics; support for President James Monroe; and many interesting news articles. One very interesting front page piece from the York's Democratic party includes resolutions against Gov. Joseph Hiester. The York Democrats opposed him because he voted against the gradual abolition of slavery in Pennsylvania "that curse and stigma on humanity; he also voted in effect in favor of slave trade against the punishment of kidnappers." An interesting early pro-abolitionist opinion from rural Pennsylvania. Includes James Monroe's 1819 message to Congress on the State of the Union. Also prints accounts of local murders and other crimes. Hanover Guardian; Joseph Schmuck, Hanover, Pa unknown
NY: Natural Science Association of America 1903. Hardbound. Overall VG with the notable and large exception of the circular ink library stamp on every single color plate. Ink and perforation stamp on title page. Some plates are slightly wavy. Sold as a reference copy only not as a collectible book. Brown library buckram. Top page edges gilt. 182 pp with 119 interleaved color lithographed plates preceded by an extensive index. Natural Science Association of America hardcover books
<p><b>Rage against missions: a landmark anti-colonialist treatise</b></p><p>Haarlem Joh. Enschedé en Zoonen & J. van Walré 1807.<br /></p><p>4°. 4 X 2 27 1 blank 296 pp. With two engraved medallions on the first title-page.</p><p>First edition of a landmark Dutch anti-colonialist and anti-missionary treatise. This controversial and heavily criticized work marks a shift in thinking about the Western influence around the world. It is a rare work and here in excellent. Only a few copies are recorded in libraries outside The Netherlands.At the end of November 1803 the Teyler's Religious Society in Haarlem organized a competition. A treatise was to be prepared on the question "What service have missionaries done to the propagation of true Christianity in the past two centuries and what fruit is there been to expected from the present active missionary societies in this regard". On November 30 1804 Haafner's manuscript of 195 pages arrived. This turned out to be the only entry making it inevitable to crown him the prize winner.He was born in Halle in Germany in 1754 came to Amsterdam with his parents in 1765 and left with his father in 1766 for the East Indies. Shortly before arriving in Cape Town Haafner's father died and the twelve-year-old boy was left alone. He was taken into foster care. In 1770 he returned to Amsterdam but the following year he left for Batavia. Via Dutch India he ended up in the British Indies. He spent years on the Coromandel Coast in eastern India traveled in India and Sri Lanka and returned to the Netherlands in 1787. He made bad investments and lost all his money which is why he tried to earn some money as a translator later also as a publicist. His first travelogue appeared in 1806 the present award-winning treatise on missions in 1807 and he died in 1809. After his death his son published many of his father's works with success.Haafner had seen missionaries at work with his own eyes in the Cape Colony in Indonesia and in India. His judgment on missions is damning. He recognized that mission implies cultural destruction and is an illicit interference with other religious beliefs. In his treatise Haafner treats various population groups per chapter. In the first chapter of his essay he deals with missions among the Hottentots. During his years in the Cape Colony he'd gotten to know these people and even had a relationship with a Hottentot girl. He qualified the mission to the Hottentots as a hopeless task. But Haafner not only scathingly judged what he saw with his own eyes of missionary zeal and missionary crime. In his second chapter he writes about the black slaves in the Americas. He vigorously rages against slavery against the capture of slaves in Africa and against the transfer of them to the Americas. In the third chapter Haafner deals with the mission to the Indians in North America and the fourth chapter on the mission among the Hindus in India.His style and eloquence make him the best Dutch writer on this subject before Multatuli and as a polemicist in many ways ahead of him that. This treatise is still a pleasure to read and relevant today. Later editions appeared in 1823 same publisher and 1993 edited by Jaap de Moor and Paul Van de Velde. Haafner's creed is as follows:"I see all people of whatever colour nation and religion as my fellow humans and brothers; whomever thinks the same will not be offended but indeed be pleased that I defend and intercede the innocent and oppressed Indians and seek to load their tyrants with shame".</p><p>Condition: repair in blank page very minor spotting on a couple pages otherwise an excellent wholly untrimmed copy.</p><p>Reference: P. van de Velde Wie onder palmen leeft. De sublieme wereld van Jacob Haafner 2008.</p> Enschedé
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