‎Angleterre‎

‎FAYARD, Jean.‎

‎Oxford et Margaret.‎

‎in-8°, 283 pages, broche, couverture.— 1 des 25 ex. sur Hollande à grandes marges numeroté. Bel exemplaire [CA26/4]‎

‎FE England F E‎

‎Kant's Conception Of God‎

‎Hardback. New. hardcover‎

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‎Feaver, William‎

‎Pitmen painters. The Ashington Group 1934-1984. William Feaver.‎

‎Ashington:, Ashington Group Trustees, 2011. Lex.-8°. 176 S., zahlreiche zum Teil farbige Abbildungen, broschiert (gut erhalten)‎

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‎FEDOROWICZ J.K.‎

‎England's Baltic trade in the early seventeenth century. A study in Anglo-Polish commercial diplomacy‎

‎Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1980 xiii + 334pp., illustrated with some tables and maps, 1st edition, publisher's hardcover in green cloth (vague spot of removed label on spine), libr. stamp at verso of title page, else in very good condition, E94375‎

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‎Federated Jewish Charities (Boston, Mass.)‎

‎PURIM BALL: GIVEN BY THE FEDERATED JEWISH CHARITIES OF BOSTON TO CELEBRATE THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION: MARCH 5, 1914‎

‎First edition. Original cloth with gilt title and photo on cover as issued. 8vo, 189 pages. Includes three photographs as well as concert program, solicited short general essays on charity, and historical essays on member organizations and their social service missions. “In 1864, 26 congregants of Boston’s Adath Israel (now Temple Israel) and Ohabei Shalom held a meeting to launch the United Hebrew Benevolent Association (UHBA). The founders, many of whom were merchants and manufacturers, joined together in response to the growing number of Jewish immigrants arriving from Eastern Europe. Recognizing a cultural and economic divide between these newcomers and the earlier generations of Jewish immigrants from Central Europe, they sought ‘to secure if possible the cooperation of the Jews of every nationality residing in or near Boston’ and ‘to dispense the charities of the Israelitish persuasion with a greater degree of system and effectiveness than has heretofore prevailed.’ Members paid annual dues, though records were not kept. People in need applied to UHBA officers at their places of business for cash gifts or loans. Beginning in 1869, the UHBA began holding social events to raise funds, hosting a Purim Ball and annual picnics and banquets.” (jewishheritagecenter) OCLC: 1038089799, OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (Boston Pub Lib, Univ Bibl Johann Christian Senckenberg).Spine rebacked, slight staining on first few pages. Good Condition overall. Rare. (AMR-69-4-5) xx‎

‎Federation Of Jewish Charities Of Boston‎

‎THIRD ANNUAL REPORT: FEDERATION OF JEWISH CHARITIES OF BOSTON‎

‎1st edition. Original Paper Wrappers, 8vo. 50 pages, 25 cm. In English. Singerman S051 (2 copies) The Federation of Jewish Charities of Boston was established in 1895 and included The United Hebrew Benevolent Society, The Hebrew Ladies Sewing Society, The Leopold Morse Home for the Aged and Infirm Hebrews and Orphanage, The Free Employment Bureau, and The Charitable Burial Association (CJH, 2019). SUBJECTS: Associations, institutions, etc.--History--20th century. OCLC: 174067369. OCLC lists 4 holdings (NYPL, Yale, Harvard, Mass Historical), none south or west of NYC. Front wrapper has some chips in the corners. Pages very lightly browning in margins. Good condition. (AMR-56-37-’bdl+)‎

‎FEHSE Klaus-Dieter‎

‎Der Reim und seine Funktion im englischen Drama vor 1600. Ein Beitrag des elisabethanischen Dramaverses‎

‎Saarbrücken, 1970 236pp., 21cm., Doctoral Dissertation (Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades eines Doktors der Philosophie der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität des Saarlandes), stamp at verso of title page, softcover, text is clean and bright, T111696‎

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‎Fehr, Bernhard‎

‎Die englische Literatur der heutigen Stunde als Ausdruck der Zeitwende und der englischen Kulturgemeinschaft. Herausgegeben von Herbert Schöffler.‎

‎Leipzig: Verlag von Bernhard Tauchnitz. 1934. 96 S. 8vo. Original-Broschur.‎

‎Reihe Hefte zur Englandkunde Heft 8. - Einband angestaubt, und leicht bestossen, insgesamt jedoch ein gutes Exemplar.‎

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‎FEHSE Klaus-Dieter‎

‎Der Reim und seine Funktion im englischen Drama vor 1600. Ein Beitrag des elisabethanischen Dramaverses‎

‎236pp., 21cm., Doctoral Dissertation (Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades eines Doktors der Philosophie der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität des Saarlandes), stamp at verso of title page, softcover, text is clean and bright, T111696‎

‎FEINER, Ruth.‎

‎SU DESTINO ...‎

‎20x15. 287p. Enc. tela ed. sobrecubierta.‎

‎Feitzinger, Gustav (Hrsg.)‎

‎Englands "Kultur" in "barbarischer" Beleuchtung. Einzige deutsche vollinhaltliche Übersetzung der Enthüllungen aus der "Pall Mall Gazette" in London aus dem Jahre 1885 nach der französischen Ausgabe von E. Dentu in Paris. "Les Skandales de Londres"‎

‎Wien, Englands "Kultur" 1916. kl.-8°. 216 S., OHln., Einband etwas berieben‎

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‎FELSENHART J.‎

‎Les colonies anglaises de 1574 à 1660, d'après les State Papers, et Episode de l'émigration belge en Virginie‎

‎Gand, L. Hebbelynck 1867 94pp., 20cm., brochure originale, très bon état, B96252‎

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‎FELDMANN Heinz‎

‎Die Gedichte William Wycherleys‎

‎209pp., 21cm., softcover, text in German, Doctoral dissertation (Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung des Doktorgrades der Philosophischen Fakultät der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität zu Münster Westf.), stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, T111099‎

‎Fellowes, W.D‎

‎A Visit to the Monastery of la Trappe, in 1817. With Notes taken during a Tour Through. La Perche, Normandy, Bretagne, Poitou, Anjou, etc.‎

‎London, Stockdale William, 1818. Sprache : Englisch. xii, 188 Seiten. Mit 12 farbigen Aquatintatafeln, mehrere montierte Kupferstichdarstellungen, (meist Porträts) Gr. 8°, Ledereinband der Zeit. Gold- und Blindprägung auf Einband und Rücken. Dreiseitigem Goldschnitt.‎

‎Klebereste von Exlibris auf vorderem Innendeckel. Vortitel. Vortitel (Vignette ?) herausgetrennt. Bleistiftnotiz auf Vorsatz. Kanten berieben und bestoßen. 959‎

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‎Fellows, Arnold‎

‎The wayfarer's companion : England's history in her buildings and countryside‎

‎VG in green cloth with black spine lettering. Cover spine sunned. Previous owner's inscription on the front endpaper. 13357. eng‎

‎Felton, Colin u.a‎

‎Aylesbury Oak Green School Magazine‎

‎Aylesbury, Oak Green School, o. J. 22 unpag. Seiten, Illustr., H 18,5 x 13 cm, geb. - Einband berieben, Faden der bindung löst sich, sonst guter Zustand. fest gebunden/ hardcover‎

‎"This magazine has been printed and produced ba 'the following children' : Colin Felton, Bernard Chanell, David Maxwell, Dennis Burford, Barry Stevens, Peter Smith, Terry Davey, Nicholas Welch, Cedric Pedley, Ralph Todd".‎

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‎Fennell, C. A. M‎

‎The Stanford Dictionary of Anglicised Words and Phrases. Edited for the Syndics of the University Press by C. A. M. Fennell, D. Litt., Late Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge ... (1. Ausgabe).‎

‎Cambridge: At the University Press, 1892. XV; 826 Seiten; 29 cm; fadengeh., goldgepr. Orig.-Halblederband.‎

‎Ein gutes, stabiles Exemplar; mit Kopfgoldschnitt; Einband stw. berieben / beschabt; Seiten minimal nachgedunkelt; Vorsatz mit kl. Besitzerstempel. - Erstausgabe / STANDARDWERK. - EA. - THE main objects of this work are -- first, to enable the 'English reader' to find out the meaning and history of the foreign words and phrases which occur so frequently in English literature; secondly, to register the increase of the English vocabulary directly due to the adoption and naturalisation of foreign words since the introduction of printing; thirdly, to record all English words of foreign origin which have retained or reverted to their native form. The smallness of the staff and the small number of contributors have made it inevitable that these objects should not be fully attained and that the work should be uneven, but it is hoped that the attempts may be found to have met with a satisfactory measure of success. More than 50 per cent. (i.e. more than 6400) of the articles of the Dictionary and Supplement are devoted to the first object, which is popular; while the general public cannot fail to find very many of the remaining articles both useful and interesting even if the second and third objects above mentioned be not widely appreciated. The term " Anglicised" has been taken to mean {a) ' borrowed and wholly or partly naturalised', as amity, bagatelle, calibre, calico, elegant, flummery, potato; (b) 'used in English literature without naturalisation' (often, however, with more or less mispronunciation), as amour (Mod.), cafe, embonpoint, enfant terrible, flotilla, genius, non compos mentis, onus probandi; (c) ' familiarised by frequent quotation', such as revenous a nos moutons, littera scripta manet, omne ignotum pro magnifico est, ora pro nobis, which are not Anglicised at all in the strict application of the term, but which it is convenient to include with such phrases as d tort et a travers, amende honorable, enfant terrible, non compos mentis, onus probandi. Several hundred carefully selected books have been read for the purpose of collecting the literary materials upon which the best part of the work is based. When the University of Cambridge, in 1882, accepted the bequest of £ 5000 left by the late Mr J. F. Stanford to be employed in the production of a dictionary of " Anglicised Words and Phrases", the notes and collections made by Mr Stanford himself with a view to such a work were carefully examined. Mr Stanford's interpretation of the term Anglicised" was found to be very free, in fact equivalent to that given above. ? It would have been an endless and useless task to record all the words by which modern travellers and novelists have sought to give ' local coloring' to their narratives, such as numerous native words meaning ' milk', ' meat', ' rice', ' grass ', ' horse', ' father', ' priest', &c, which have not been and are never likely to be Anglicised or to become familiar in English speech or literature. It has been thought well to omit geographical names applied only or mainly in trade to exports or in finance to stocks and shares; such as Demerara (sugar). Many of the words which have been treated have severally developed in English a group of derivatives. No notice has been taken of such derivatives; e.g. echo and naive have been treated, but not echo, vb., echoic, echo/ess, echoy, naively, naivety. A great many technical terms, which are employed in the fine arts, architecture, the drama, history, music, and rhetoric, appear with comparative frequency in general literature. Such terms therefore have been more freely admitted than terms relating to other arts and sciences. The Syndics of the University Press, who settled the form and method of the Stanford Dictionary, decided to confine the etymology in the main to the indication of the language from which a word or phrase has been borrowed and of its native form and meaning, unless there was some fresh light to be thrown upon a derivation. Accordingly there are not very many full etymological paragraphs, but several of those which have been given will be found interesting, viz. those under Abdalli, abdat, Abracadabra, Alcliochoden, alerce, aliquot, almuten, avast, burgoo, chemist, complot, elixir, fanal, hubbub, sentinel, stockade, tornado, while the assignment of a word to its native tongue supported by the illustrative quotations often corrects current derivations. For instance, many words hitherto derived from French have been assigned to Italian or Spanish; e.g. comrade, crimson, scimetar. With regard to forms in -ado, it is in many cases difficult to determine whether a noun is borrowed from a Spanish form in -ada or an Italian form in -ada (Mod. It. -ata). Mr R. Seymour Conway has supplied a reference to Grober's Grundr. d. Roman. Philologie, Bd. I. p. 530, § 69. These earlier Italian -adds have hitherto been ignored by English etymologists, though Florio gives several, e.g. panada, pomada, scalada (as well as panata, pomata, scalatd), frisada, rodoniontada. It is therefore almost certain that there were once in Italian the forms gambada, stoccada, strappada, and possibly passada, &c. In the 15th and 16th, and even the 17th and 18th centuries, unaccented Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian a's were often turned into o's in English loan-words, as in the forms bagatello, bardello, barrico, berlino, bonano, borasco, botargo, chopine, comrade, grotto, hollock, junto, montero, potato, primero, salvo (artillery), stockade, tobacco, tobardillo, umbrello, visto. The accentuation of naturalised words has been approximately indicated by using - to represent an unaccented syllable, ' to represent an accented syllable, " to represent a comparatively strongly accented syllable. If the mark ' or " be repeated with regard to the pronunciation of one word, it is not implied that the two stresses are quite equal, nor is it implied that all syllables marked as unaccented have precisely the same stresslessness. About 100,000 illustrative quotations with dates and references have been collected, over 30,000 having been supplied by voluntary contributors, and of the total amount some 40,000 have been used. ? (Vorwort)‎

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‎Fenton, Ernest William‎

‎Locomotives in Retirement Second Series,‎

‎London, Hugh Evelyn, 1967. quer.4°, II, 20 Bl. mit 10 Farbabbildungen (Text: Englisch), schwarzer original Pappband (Hardcover) mit goldener Deckel- und Rückenbeschriftung und farbig illustr. original Schutzumschlag, Erstausgabe Schutzumschlag minimal berieben, Schutzumschlag vorderseitig an oberer Ecke beschabt und dort mit ca. 1cm Anriss, vorderer Klappentext des Schutzumschlag mit Quereinriss, ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar mit den üblichen bibliothekarischen Stempeln und Verm‎

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‎FERRY, Luc.‎

‎La philosophie anglo-saxonne. La force de l'expérience.‎

‎Coll. "Sagesses d'hier et d'aujourd'hui", Paris, éd. Flammarion et Le Point, 2012, gd. in-8, cartonnage, couv. photos coul. éd., 96 pp., table des matières, bien complet du CD, Très belle collection de philosophie éditée par le journal Le Point et les éditions Flammarion. "Le sage, à la différence de l'ignorant, "ne cesse jamais de l'être" ; il est celui qui accède à l'éternité - laquelle n'est pas l'immortalité (tous les hommes meurent), mais néanmoins la condition du salut, dans la mesure où elle nous permet de vaincre le temps, donc la peur de la mort. De là l'éloge de la vie philosophique et la rupture avec la vie quotidienne. Cet objectif ultime de la vie humaine - la sagesse ou le salut - suppose, en effet, une adhésion presque monastique... " Luc Ferry. Bien complet du CD. Pas courant et épuisé. Très bon état, comme neuf‎

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‎FERRAND, M. Jh ( Joseph )‎

‎LES INSTITUTIONS ADMINISTRATIVES EN FRANCE ET A L'ETRANGER‎

‎Paris A. Cotillon et Cie / Guillaumin et Cie, Editeurs 1879 in 8 (22,5x14) 1 volume broché, IV et 343 pages, quelques rousseurs éparses. M. Jh Ferrand, ancien prefet. Bel exemplaire‎

‎Très bon‎

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‎Ferri de Saint-Constant, J.L.‎

‎Londres et les Anglais.‎

‎Paris, Fain, Colnet, Demongie, Debray, 1804. 4 volumes in-8, plein veau époque, dos lisses ornés de fleurons, de filets et de roulettes dorés, titres dorés, coupes ornées de roulettes dorées, faux-titre, titre, VIII, 458 pp; faux-titre, titre, 404 pp; faux-titre, titre, 407 pp; faux-titre, titre, 427 pp. Edition originale. Certains coins émoussés, 1 coiffe manquante et manques sur 3 coiffes, frottements et épidermures sur les plats, 1 mors fendu sur 5cm, quelques rousseurs, brunissures en début et fin du tome II et fin du tome IV.‎

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‎Fernand MOSSE‎

‎MANUEL de l'ANGLAIS du MOYEN AGE, des ORIGINES au XIVe SIECLE‎

‎2 volumes de 345 et 208 pages, format 140 x 190 mm, brochés, publiés en 1950, Aubier, collection "Bibliothèque de Philosophie Germanique", bon état‎

‎I : Vieil Anglais : Tome Premier (Grammaire et Textes) ; Tome Second (Notes et Glossaire)‎

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‎FERRIER Neil‎

‎THE QUEEN ELIZABETH CORONATION BOOK‎

‎Londres ( London ) L.T.A. Robinson Ltd 1953 in 4 (28,5x22) Un volume reliure cartonnée bleue de l'éditeur, sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 97 pages. Frontispice. Nombreuses photographies en noir et blanc, et en couleurs. Bel exemplaire‎

‎Bon Jaquette en bon état Couverture rigide‎

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‎FERNEY (Frédéric).‎

‎«Tu seras un raté, mon fils !» Churchill et son père.‎

‎Albin Michel, 2015, pt in-8°, 260 pp, biblio, broché, couv. illustrée, bon état‎

‎Comment devient-on un grand homme ? L’auteur répond à partir du cas de Winston Churchill, en explorant sa relation avec son père, Lord Randolph, un grand aristocrate qui pendant toute sa vie a fortement méprisé son fils au point de le surnommer « le raté mondain ». C’est justement cette blessure qui a transformé un jouisseur indolent et spirituel et en a fait l’homme qui a gagné la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ce livre vif et concis dresse le récit d’une vie à la fois remarquable et riche en péripéties incroyables. Désormais les frais d'envoi sont de 6 € seulement pour les livres jusqu'à 1 kg (colissimo suivi), pour la France métropolitaine.‎

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‎Ferber, Johann Jakob‎

‎Nachrichten und Beschreibungen einiger chemischen Fabriken nebst Joh[ann] Chr[istian] Fabricius mineralogischen und technologischen Bemerkungen auf einer Reise durch verschiedene Provinzen in England und Schottland mit Anmerkungen und Zusätzen von Johann‎

‎Mit 18 Abb. auf 2 gefalt. gest. Tafeln. Halberstadt, in Kommission in der Buchhandlung der Grossschen Erben, 1793. 8vo. (17,1 x 10,5 cm). Titel, 92 S., 2 Bll. Zwischentitel u. Vorerinnerung, (S. 93)-166, 1 Bl. Inhalt. Einfacher Pappband d. Zt. mit Kiebitzpapierbezug. [3 Warenabbildungen]‎

‎Neuauflage der bereits 1778 in Ferbers "Neue Beyträge zur Mineralgeschichte verschiedener Länder" publizierten Berichte über chemische Fabriken in Europa. Ferber (1743-1790) liefert Berichte von seinen Reisen der Jahre 1768 bis 1769 nach Holland, England u. Frankreich u. beschreibt u.a. die Herstellung von Vitriol u. Vitriolsäure, Scheidewasser, Salmiak, Zinnober, Grünspan, Lackmus u. roter Schmincke. "F. war ein genauer und scharfer Beobachter in mineralogischen Dingen und die physikalische Geographie verdankt ihm werthvolle Beiträge." (Gümbel in ADB VI, S. 630). - Fabricius (1748-1808) hatte seine Reisen nach England u. Schottland noch vor Ferber unternommen. - Die Tafeln mit Darstellungen von Laborgeräten.<br> VD18 11484470. - Bolton S. 437. - Vgl. Poggendorff I, S. 713f. (Fabricius), S. 733 (Ferber) u. NDB IV, S. 736 (Fabricius). - Gering berieben, Vorderdeckel mit kleiner Schabstelle. Einige schwache Wasseränder. - Wie auch die "Beiträge" von 1778 recht selten.‎

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