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Carol K Baron (editor)
Bach's Changing World: Voices in the Community
Rochester New York: University of Rochester Press 2006. First Ediion. . Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. F/NF/1st ed/Signed. Bach's Changing World: Voices in the Community studies the community in which Bach spent the last longest and most prestigious part of his life: the Leipzig middle class. These deeply researched and thought-provoking essays by prominent musicologists and scholars of religious history and German culture highlight the dynamic religious social and political forces that emerged during the composer's lifetime. Book condition is Fine clean and tight no markings pages bright and white. Contains maps and illustrations in b&w. Extensive chapter notes index. 264 pages first edition. Dust Jacket is Near Fine; jacket has some light shelf wear at both edges of jacket. No tears or nicks. Some very light surface soiling in small sections. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper: "To------ With best wishes to a new friend Carol K. Baron 5/16/07". This is a scarce edtion and I could not find another signed copy. <br/> <br/> University of Rochester Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : 0021854 ISBN : 1580461905 9781580461900
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Carola De Scipio
vita, morte, musica di Massimo Urbani
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Carola Oman:
THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH The Life of Sir Walter Scott
VG/G (dj is worn at edges and has a number of unclosed short tears without loss) Octavo 396pp illustrated
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Carola Vai
Evita. Regina della comunicazione
Copertina flessibile illustrata con una fotografia della protagonista in bianco e nero a piena pagina, fogli privi di danni perfettamente conservati con solo fioriture sparse e leggera brunitura ai tagli, ottima la fruibilità del testo con un contributo di Giulio Andreotti a inizio volume. N. pag. 255. USATO
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CAROLE ANGIER:
The Double Bond-Primo Levi, a Biography
Vg/VG lovely clean copy without inscriptions. not price-clipped. slight wear to some corners - it is a heavy title. charity stamp to top edge of textblock - nothing internally. looks unread .
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Carole F. Chase
Madeleine L'engle, Suncatcher
Book is in excellent condition with very light bump to upper front corner, very light shelf wear/scuffing to covers. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners otherwise, exterior shows no other blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 173 pages, a biography of L'engle, concentrating on her spiritual vision as an author. Inscribed not by the author but by Madeleine L'engle: "For (xxx) happy birthday, brother Suncatcher, love, Madeleine."
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Caroline Bayard Colgate
Off the Straight and Narrow
Lee Furman New York 1937. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Hardcover. 256 pages. PUBLISHING DETAILS: Lee Furman New York 1937. First Edition. CONDITION: The book itself is in very good condition and comes in good dust jacket. More specifically: Edges of boards have superficial wear. Spine has slight fading. Edges of dust jacket have moderate wear and moderate chips and/or tears. Dust jacket is unclipped. Pages are reasonably tanned. Foxing to bottom edge of pages. ABOUT THIS BOOK: This is the story of one woman's adventures on the other side of the track. A woman of wealth and social position Mrs. Colgate decided to devote her efforts to befriending some who scoffed at friendship - wayward men delinquent children prisoners and inmates of various institutions. She was interested in salvaging humanity. Although her first efforts ended in failure she gained a foundation for her later accomplishments. She became an unofficial and free-lance expert in various social problems. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Biography & Autobiography; Inventory No: 19010018. Lee Furman hardcover
Bookseller reference : 19010018
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CAROLINE L CARR; FRANK T CARR; HELEN F CARR: JOHN H COLLINS
1868 - 1900s SUPER ARCHIVE OF FAMILY DIARIES DETAILING OVER 30 YEARS OF NEW ENGLAND LIFE AND TIMES
New England. Good. 1868. On offer is an absolutely outstanding collection of diaries from one family that span 33 years. These diaries paint a warm and intimate look at the life of a very fine woman and here family. In addition there are 2 account books that cover a 12 year period. The dates sizes completion and general condition of the volumes are as follows: Diary 1868 measures 6'x3' has 60 pages is 100% complete and in good condition; Diary 1869 measures 4.75 x 3.0 has 60 pages is 100% complete and in fair condition covers are missing; Diary 1870 measures 4.75 x 3.0 has 60 pages is 100% complete and in good condition; Diary 1882 measures 5.0' x 3.0' has 365 pages is 100% complete and in good condition except a tear in the front cover; Diary 1892 measures 4.75' x 3.0' has 91 pages 100% complete and in good condition; Diary 1902 - 4.0' x 2.5' 365 pages 20% complete and in good condition except worn and damaged cover in one corner; Diary 1884 - 4.0' x 3.0' 60 pages 90% complete and n good condition; Diary 1888 - 6.0' x 3.0' 60 pages 20% complete in good condition; Diary 1876 - 4.75' x 3.0' 60 pages 50% complete in very good condition; Accounts book 1899 - 1905 - 5.0' x 3.0' 60 pages 90% complete in good condition; Accounts book 1911-1916 is 5.0' x 3.0' 88 pages 90% complete in good condition. The first six diaries belong to Caroline Lucinda Tappan Carr. She was born in 1819 in Bradford NH and passed away in 1898 at the age of 79. Her father was Weare Tappan a noted Merrimack County resident a lawyer and anti-slavery lecturer whose house served a home for fugitive slaves. She was the second of 7 children and was quite close to her siblings throughout her life. Her elder brother was Mason Weare Tappan 1817-1886 a New Hampshire state representative a U.S. Congressman from 1855 to 1861 a colonel during the American Civil War and the New Hampshire Attorney General. She was married to Daniel Carr from Newbury Massachusetts. These diaries were written when she was 49 50 51 63 65 and 82. Over these 33 years the reader gets a remarkable picture of this woman's life and the environment in which she lived. Caroline Carr is a literate and educated woman. She enjoys reading and participating in literary events such as attending plays. This is reflected in her diaries as they are well-written and expressive. Life in post civil war New England is not easy. Her diaries record the deaths of many friends and family members and her entries reflect the pain those caused her. She remained very very close to her daughter Kate and son Frank and their spouses after they were married. She was active in her community and took part in many activities. Among the various groups she was associated with were the Masonic Order most likely through her husband and the Temperance Movement. The following excerpts are taken from entries over a number of years: 'Splendid morning! - Abby Morse and Frank to dinner - Sue Sanborn came at night everyone had a good time played backgammon Bob went out to join the Good Templars" Jan 7 1868; "Squally Lorrie went to Manchester to see Mary. Staid with Pa nearly all day talked of dead mother. Oh how we missed her! Big sleigh ride from Willsboro - Evening we danced at the Hall. James Presly called to bid us goodbye" Feb 6 1868; "Snowstorm. Went out to Helen's. Kate went out to help trim the Hall for the Ball. Evening - made for the lodge. Kate went to rehearsal. I made regalia for G.T. Staid down with Pa all night". Feb 17 1868; "Rain. Tired enough of it! Cannot help having the Blues! Have lost sight entirely of my 'Castles in Spirit" ." Mar 20 1868; "Rain. Glad to be in my chamber all day with Kate - read aloud!! "Currents and Counter Currents in Medical Science" by O.W. Holmes Kate and Dr C played chess July 24 1868. Dr. C is Dr. Charles Augustus Carlton whom her daughter Kate would later marrying. The year ended with a melancholy sigh and a hopeful note: "Last day of the year! So many sad days to remember. Some dear friends gone that we mourn for daily. But some good friends that we have found that I trust will always remain . " Dec 31 1868; "121/2 o'clock Kate and I have watched the old year out and the new one in. Wished each other a Happy New Year. Reach one chapter Matt 6 and went to bed" Jan 1 1869; "Splendid day! Such a sunshine! Frank came over after me with Dr. & Kate. So glad to see them! Evening - went up to the party with Mr. & Mrs. Fowler for a short time." Feb 12 1869. She might refer to a prominent New Hampshire lawyer Asa Fowler and his wife. "Snow in big drifts yet. So terrible staying in the house. Great time with hair combs - fun enough with Kate evening played chess" Apr 14 1869; "Never saw such beautiful weather. All went to ride. Dr. And Mrs. Thurston called - but I felt sad - had a good cry after they were gone" Jan 21 1870; "High winds. I did not sleep well last night. I had a long cry over my letter from Kate and Dr. I cannot bear the idea of his going away". Mar 2 1870; "Went out to Helen's to help dear Charlie pack up his things. It was sad because I tried not to cry but my heart ached so!" Apr 30 1870. 'Charlie' could refer to her young brother. "Beautiful day. Mrs. Donnelly washing. I am so tired trotting round! No end to the care. Not much time to read or sew. - all housework - I hate it!" Oct 24 1870; "Beautiful morning All ready to start for home with Kate and Baby. Arrived at the dear old home about 5 o'clock. Found Grandpa Nellie and Mason with his span of greys at the depot ready to take us up. Everything seems so pleasant and everybody so glad to see us. Baby has been so happy" Apr 12 1882; "Kate and darling Frankie came today. Oh how happy I am to see them". July 28 1882. Frankie was her grandson and only grandchild. He grew up to become a doctor like his father. "Very cold. The Dr. took us all up to Boston to the Theatre - "Domby & Son" a play based on the Charles Dickens novel Dombey & Son" to celebrate his 51 st birthday. We had a good time all together. I wish we could have many more". Feb 27 1892. Her last diary reflects her age 83. ". I enjoy reading. My eyes trouble me. I wish I could read all the time as I go out so little very slippery and many are breaking their bones. I am afraid I will be laid up for life" Jan 11 1902. "Am quite alone this morning and feel like writing what is in my mind. What is my greatest desire that Helen her daughter in law will be ever kind to George Blaisdell Blaisdell is most likely Helen's sister's husband If his health fails and he cannot support his family let him go down to the home farm and live for I know that would have been his Grandfather's wish. I think what money I have will pay my board and bills as according to the course of nature I cannot be here but a short time longer ." June 12 1902. These 5 diaries are a remarkable record of this woman's life. They are very well-written. The next diary in the collection belonged to her daughter-in-law Helen Frances Carr for the year 1884. Her diary is a record of the daily events in her life. She spends her days cleaning sewing and cooking. She certainly visits around with family and close friends. As one would expect in many entries she references the same family members and friends that her mother-in-law Caroline mentions in her diaries: "Another rainy day knitting and sewing Mrs Ropes called went out for walk ." Feb 12 1884; "Celebrating all day with firecrackers . Georgie came up and spent the day. In evening fireworks down in the little square with lots of people to see them. A good time. Rained in the night." July 4 1884; "A cool beautiful day. George gone to church. Mother rode up to the Howlett place with father to see the cattle. Uncle and I took a drive in town. Called at our house. Also Aunt Mary's" July 20 1884; "Frank commenced work in the store. I suppose he dreads it but I am glad he gets the chance to earn a little" Aug 4 1884. The next diary in the collection is Frank Carr's journal of 1888. Considering that he gave both his wife Helen and his mother Caroline their diaries as gifts over the years his diary is rather sparse. The entries are exclusively business entries - records of stock taken sales made and accounts: "Note against Frank M Tappan for $36.75 Check 71882 payable to Daniel Carr ." Jan 29 1888; "Christmas trade over and I finished up my work at the store for Will tonight. Had a large and very successful Christmas sale" Dec 28 1888. In addition he has a very detailed list of cash expenses. The last diary in the collection belongs to John Harriman Collins. It records events in his life during 1876. John Harriman Collins was the father of Helen Frances Collins the wife of Frank Tappan Carr. Collins was born in Warner NH in 1815 and passed away in 1900 at the age of 85.He was 61 when he kept this diary. Collins is a farmer and his days are filled with the hard work involved in running his farm: "Cold and windy I went to Bradford to cary pig to F.M Tappan's. Weight of pig 223 1/2 lbs at 10 cts per lb $22.35 by order from Gillinghan the butcher" Jan 4 1876; "Weather pleasant I went the village to carry EP refers to his wife Esther P to the School Examination. Come home and mended my Buffalow Buffalow refers to the buffalo coat a heavy winter garment made from the hide of a bison and split some wood" Feb 18 1876; "Rain and pleasant thawing very fast water rising I boiled sap in the forenoon a man came along going to North Sutton wanted me to carry him across the deep water water up to the bottom of the waggon water up to the barn still rising" Apr 15 1876. In the back of his diary he keeps a ledger recording cash transactions and expenditures. The remaining 2 volumes are account books. Spanning 17 years they detail hundreds and hundreds of dollars of income and expenses - from taxes $21.53 for 1902 to groceries $7.61. He also records the account balances for many people the stare presumably did business with. He invested his money and there are numerous entries for purchases of share certificates. Taken as a whole these diaries offer a fascinating glimpse into the life of a family and through them their community. They are very well-written and convey real warmth and feeling. Collins diary gives a very detailed description of the many daily tasks involved in operating a farm at this time. The entire collection is a treasure trove for a historian. It is an excellent resource for a genealogist as so many people are referenced by their full names. As the diaries cover over 30 years many relationships can be charted. With diaries from several family members the relationship connections are woven throughout. It is valuable for examining the role of women in the latter part of the 19th century as it follows the life and experiences of the women who wrote them and the women they knew. The financial data gives an excellent picture of the cost of items over a 17 year period. This is an excellent collection.; Manuscript; 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF; 19TH CENTURY; 20TH CENTURY; UNITED STATES; NEW ENGLAND; NEW HAMPSHIRE; MERRIMACK COUNTY; CAROLINE TAPPAN CARR; FRANK TAPPAN CARR JOHN HARRIMAN COLLINS; HELEN FRANCES CARR BRADFORD NH; HOPKINTON NH; MERRIMACK COUNTY GENEALOGY; SOCIAL LIFE IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY; AMERICAN WOMEN IN THE MID- AND LATE 19TH CENTURY; NEW ENGLAND 19TH CENTURY LAWYERS; NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES IN THE 19TH CENTURY; FARMERS IN 19TH CENTURY NEW ENGLAND; FARMING OPERATIONS IN 1880S; ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY; AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS DIARY DIARIES JOURNALS PERSONAL HISTORY SOCIAL HISTORY HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown
Bookseller reference : 0008179
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CAROLINE LAURA RICE
1885 ORIGINAL GROUP OF THREE 3 MANUSCRIPT DIARIES HANDWRITTEN BY THE WIFE OF NOTED REVEREND WILLIAM RICE
SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS. Good. 1885. On offer is an interesting group of three 3 original manuscript diaries for 1885 1886 and 1887 handwritten as identified in two of the three books by C. L. Rice of Springfield Massachusetts. Research leaves little doubt that this was Caroline Laura Rice wife of Reverend William Rice. The noteworthy see the BIO NOTES below Reverend Rice was born on March 10th about 1821 and Caroline born in 1820. While she did not write every day between the three books there are about 373 pages making for them an average of one third full each. Illness may have played a part in this as it seems that Caroline is crippled in a wheel chair and in some way; at least it seems that way during the time these diaries were written. She notes that they carried her up stairs in her new chair. Then through 1885 and 1886 the doctor visits and recommends a "rubber" who is plainly a masseuse who frequently gives her massages. That said she is 65 years old and perhaps her aging is advanced. Here are some snippets: 1885 "Miriam came up with the two boys. Horace is to sit for a crayon picture. They stop at "the other house" but were over to tea
.We had Horace's picture home from Mrs. Parmalee's for our criticisms. Mrs. J. and Rachel came over to see it
. Had a woman Mrs. Fawcett recommended by Dr. Bowles to give me "Massage."
.Mrs. F. for the second time to manipulate my lame legs
.Mr. R. at preachers meeting. Miriam was over here in the forenoon and did some errands for me. The children Laura and William stayed to dinner and came again to tea curious to see Grandpa's birthday packages opened. Mrs. Fawcett and rubbing 6
Con. adjourned at noon. Several of the company left before dinner. Some of them to attend the funeral of Bro. Braman who died suddenly at Evans House during conference. All our visitors left in afternoon. Charles went to Webster to get ready for his move to Lowell. Went to ride this morning. Called on Millett's again and he finally came this evening and filled the vase but did not finish his work
.The Crawford's gone to Cape Porpoise to try change of air for the baby. Ed went at noon to Pittsfield. Will and Lizzie dined with us on their way to Boston and the White Mountains. Eddie came up last evening and went with the Crawford's
." 1886 "Mr. Woods came this afternoon on his way to Westfield to the graduating exercises of the Normal. Mr. Bishop in to tea
.Mr. R. went to N. York today to attend a meeting of the trustees of the Wesleyan University
.Ed went back to Pittsfield this noon. Mr. R. came in before dinner with his throat in a much worse condition and apparently sick every way. Miriam and Laura came in. They have just come to the other house and Horace is with them
.Lizzie appeared this forenoon. Charles arrived about noon but stops at the other house. We all went to the library to see the procession the great celebration. I have not been in the library for years before
.A telegram says the dear little boy is worse
.A telegram that he died last evening. Mr. R. went to M. this morning and returned in the evening to go again with me tomorrow
.Middletown. We came here this A.M. Mr. R. not well when we left home. Very ill in the afternoon after we arrived
.The little boy was laid away in his narrow bed but we could not follow him or even be present at the services in the house. Mr. R. is sick with dysentery and I stayed with him. All the folks said good bye to us and left but Charlie
.Charlie came from Lowell today to spend a few days here before going to the Vineyard
.Carrie and Morris went to Springfield to get furniture. A dreadful day rain rain rain. Air close depressing
.We have been moved and are settled at Will's this afternoon. Have driven most of the family out of their rooms. Carrie and Morris came this evening
Middletown. We went down stairs. Mr. R. and myself the first time he has walked down for two months. Carrie and Morris over to dinner
." 1887 "Mr. Rice gave his lecture on Milton to a class of ladies this forenoon. Emma came this afternoon just at dinner time
.Went to the Miss meeting and read a paper. Emma went with me. Had a dress maker at the house. Mr. R. and E. went to see the Tapestry in the forenoon
.Went to Mrs. Alexander's to hear the Pandita Ramabai. She spoke to the "club". Left Laura putting up a picture house. Had the dentist in the afternoon come and take out one of the fillings in my teeth. It caused so much pain
.Went to the club at Mrs. Powers. Subject How best to promote the temperance reform now that the no license law is in force. What to do for young men
.Mr. Rice gone to the preachers meeting at Northampton. Miss Goeckler his last summer's nurse came to make us a little visit. Had a tooth out this morning
Pleasant. Remembrances of my birthday from children and grandchildren. The Crawford's left early this morning. Went out to ride. Found flowers from Miss Kueil when I came in
Mr. R. went to W. again in a great rain to accompany ex. Gov. Robinson to the graduating exercises. He is to make a speech on the occasion the Gov.
.Ed came down this noon only for a short visit. He has not yet prepared to leave for the summer. Miss R. was taken ill this evening and called the doctor. She was in great pain but soon found relief. Carrie's baby not well. Miss R. better but sick in bed. Ed left at 9 o'clock A.M. Baby Freddie has dysenteric diarrhea. Artie Pease has come in to take care of her aunt
.Clara Pease came to care for Miss R. in place of Artie. Means to take her home. She is rather better. Baby Fred quite ill and all his folks anxious. They took him this afternoon to the sea shore
.Saturday had some changes made about the beds upstairs and was carried up in my new chair to see the arrangement. Later we all went to ride. It was cold but clear and bright
" Many names mentioned: Crawford Mary Scranton Jennie Bishop Dickinson Bishop Foster Strong Dr. Vincent Crowell Fawcett Darling Denslow Dr. Rogers Pease Bogbee Richardson Dr. Cummings Dr. Bates Donovan Northrup Woods Emerson Pillsbury Holburds Dr. Bowles and more. All three diaries measure about 3¼" x 5¾" and are overall G. BIO NOTES: The book "William Rice: A Memorial" tells of his distinguished career as a preacher abolitionist. Later in life he became Springfield's town librarian. In fact the library is now called The William Rice Building. He married Caroline on September 13th 1843. She was the daughter of William North of Lowell Massachusetts. They had two sons William North Rice Professor in Wesleyan University and Charles Francis Rice a member of the New England Conference. Their daughter is Caroline Laura wife of Morris B. Crawford professor in Wesleyan University. Then one of their sons Edward Hyde Rice died at an early age in 1895. Both William and Caroline died before 1900.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF CAROLINE LAURA RICE REVEREND WILLIAM RICE C. L. RICE SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS WILLIAM NORTH RICE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CHARLES FRANCIS RICE WOMEN'S STUDIES GENDER STUDIES SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS AMERICANAHANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES JOURNAL LOG PRIMARY SOURCE FIRST HAND ACCOUNT SOCIAL HISTORY PERSONAL STORIES LIVING HISTORY ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown
Bookseller reference : 0002146
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CAROLINE SOPHIA CAMPBELL STEWART
1891 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF A YOUNG TEENAGE SURREY ENGLAND GIRL GROWING UP IN HIGH STYLE
The Cottage Limpsfield Surrey England. Good. 1891. On offer is an interesting original manuscript diary handwritten by 16 year old Caroline Sophia Campbell Stewart of The Cottage Limpsfield Surrey who writes in 1891 from January to august 11th then 2 pages of entries for 1892 and then January 1898 sporadically to April 3rd 1898. When she writes Caroline does a fine job noting her daily activities and the details of acquaintances including: ice skating rounders whist missionary parties luncheons servants the weather tobogganing lunch at the Churchill's reading to the servant Lennell catching cold etc. making for a delightful record 80pp of the daughter of James Haldane Stewart Rector of Brightwell Oxfordshire. Mother Emily Katharine Mary Leveson-Gower Born 1835 Caroline married Ernest Morell Blackie. Research also notes that married 1903 and she was a direct descendant of William the Conquerer. People and places named include: Charlie Lydell Missionary Home Party The Urmsons Coulsdon Southborough Dr. Bowen Titsey Mr. Marsham a preacher.; English Language; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF MISSIONARY HOME PARTY THE COTTAGE LIMPSFIELD SURREY CAROLINE SOPHIA CAMPBELL STEWART ENGLISH ENGLAND CHRISTIANITY VICTORIAN ERA BRITISH BRITAIN HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL AMERICANA PERSONAL HISTORY MEMOIR MEMORIAL DIARY JOURNAL DIARIES JOURNALS LOG LOGS antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito papel. . unknown
Bookseller reference : 0001584
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Carolines Leben in ihren Briefen
Auf Grund der von Erich Schmidt besorgten Gesamtausgabe in Auswahl herausgegeben von Reinhard Buchwald, eingeleitet von Ricarda Huch. Mit einem Titelporträt (Medaillon von J. F. A Tischbein) und 15 weiteren Bildtafeln.
Leipzig, Insel, 1923. 8°. 465 Seiten. Mit einem Register. Originalleinenband mit goldgeprägten Titeln und reicher Rückenvergoldung, Kopffarbschnitt und Leseband. (Kapitale gering bestoßen und minimal eingerissen. Einband gering mattfleckig). - Im übrigen wohlerhalten. 6.-10. Tausend.
Bookseller reference : 19604AB
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Carolly Erickson
Elisabetta I La vergine regina
Coperta cartonata, illustrata a colori al piatto anteriore ed in buono stato di conservazione. Tagli regolari e leggermente imbruniti, pagine ben salde alla costa e con naturale imbrunitura, libro completamente fruibile, n. 213 della collana "Oscar storia", traduzione di Cristina Saracchi, presenti note a piè di pagina, prima edizione nella collana, numero pagine 387 USATO
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Carolly Erickson
Il grande Enrico Vita di Enrico VIII, re d'Inghilterra
Volume della collana Oscar storia, I edizione. Titolo originale dell'opera Great Harry, traduzione di Michele Buzzi. Brossura in cartoncino, illustrata in copertina ed in buono stato. Pagine leggermente ingiallite, salde, con ampio margine e corredate da alcune tavole in bianco e nero, fuori testo, su carta patinata e concentrate al centro del volume. Numero pagine 358. USATO
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CAROLLY ERICKSON
IL GRANDE ENRICO. LA STRAVAGANTE VITA DI ENRICO VIII, RE D' INGHILTERRA
CON SOVRACCOPERTA numero pagine: 382 formato: IN 8vo stato conservazione: BUONO collana: NUOVA BIBLIOTECA STORICA 32
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Carolly Erickson
L'imperatrice creola Amori e destino di Giuseppina di Beauharnais la prima moglie di Napoleone
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Carolly Erickson
La grande Caterina : una straniera sul trono degli zar
Carolly Erickson La grande Caterina : una straniera sul trono degli zar. Milano, Oscar Mondadori 1997, Buono (Good) . <br> <br> <br> 435<br> 9788804471271
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Carolly Erickson
Maria Antonietta
Volume della collana Oscar storia. Traduzione di Mario Bonini. Brossura in cartoncino, illustrata in copertina, con marginali segni d'uso. Pagine ingiallite, come pure i tagli, salde e con ampio margine. Numero pagine 461. USATO
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Carolly Erickson
Maria La Sanguinaria Miserie e grandezze alla corte dei Tudor
Volume della collana Le scie, I edizione. Titolo originale dell'opera Bloody Mary, traduzione di Maria Pia Lunati Figurelli. Legatura bianca, con titoli in oro solo al dorso, ben preservata da sovraccoperta con alette, illustrata ed appena brunita. pagine leggermente ingiallite, arricchite da alcune tavole in bianco e nero, su carta patinata. Numero pagine 533. USATO
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Carolly Erickson:
ALEXANDRA The Last Tsarina
Near fine/near fine (clean bright tight copy with no marks or inscriptions, hint of faint yellowing page edges, unclipped dj has one small crease lower edge) octavo 390pp. Historical biography.
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Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev e Marcella Beccaria
Giovanni Anselmo
In-4°, pp. 240 numerose illustrazioni in nero e a colori, tela editoriale con sovracc. Fra i primi artisti a esporre al Castello di Rivoli quando il Museo aprì nel 1984, Giovanni Anselmo ha esordito nell’ambito dell’Arte povera nella seconda metà degli anni Sessanta, impegnandosi in una ricerca tesa a esaltare il dialogo costante fra visibile e invisibile. Realizzato in occasione della mostra personale dell’artista al Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, questo catalogo presenta esaustivi saggi di Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev e Anne Rorimer e ripropone l’importante testo sull’artista che Jean-Christophe Ammann scrisse nel 1979.
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Carolyn Johnston
Jack London An american radical?
Numero "117" della serie in lingua inglese "Contributions in political science". Coperta rigida con titoli impressi in argento al dorso ed al piatto anteriore con minimi segni i usura da sfregamento ai piatti. Pagine ben conservate anche se già lette e sfogliate. Numero pagine 205. USATO
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Carolyn Lyon Remington
Vibrant Silence: A Biography Signed
Book. Very Good -. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. Rare inscribed & signed by author. Much history of deaf education. Normal book wear mostly around edges. Nice dust jacket. hardcover
Bookseller reference : 099442
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CAROLYN R MOORE
1905-06 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY AND TRAVEL JOURNAL OF A YOUNG WOMAN OF MEANS AND THE PREJUDICES OF THE DAY - EARLY DESCRIPTION OF THE DAYTONA CAR RACE
PLAINFIELD NEW JERSEY NJ DAYTONA FLORIDA FL. Good. 1905. On offer is the very interesting travel journal and diary of Carolyn R. Moore from Plainfield New Jersey. She is a young woman of means her family owns a hotel where Carolyn works very hard but uncomplainingly and possesses the common prejudices of the day writes from 1905 - 1906. This is a densely written diary wherein Carolyn writes intense detailed accounts of family friends daily activities local gossip and various trips via ship road and train from Daytona Florida to St. Augustine a stop at Sandy Hook during a storm at sea a trip to Atlantic City NJ New York and others but this is also a portrait of the times for good and bad. Main portions appear to be written while in Daytona Florida with some time spent enjoying the beach. Carolyn has a keen and observant eye which provides for super passages about one of the early races and the large crowds in Daytona Florida viewing the auto "races" on the beach. Carolyn also has an eye for nuance - she writes of particular hat; "it's not pretty but it is fetching." She also writes vivid descriptions of an automobile accident with injuries and a chauffeur being killed social outings/dances shopping for the latest woman's fashion including abandoning her "corset" for a chemise reading cooking pies and making candy sewing music lessons various local accommodations dinners with family and friends and her snobbish opinions of the people she meets aboard ship. On the bad side we read several comments that reflect racial attitudes including casual references to "the black church" "dark skin" or seeing "some coon do stunts." Here are more snippets: "Mr Wooley called and ate a plate of my cake. Went over to the beach by the south bridge & I came home on my wheel with Eleanor Gordon and Miss Anderson. Saw several racers among them Vanderbilts winners of last year. An awful accident up toward Ormond - Richard Croker's son injured his chaffeur killed & man on motorcycle legs broken." "Mr. Sharb came over at 10 with the horses. Mine is a great black brute. Cath's a cute pony. He made us mount & we tore off. It was fierce." "The cottage is cute with 2 bedrooms 2 parlors & a basement kitchen and dining room combined. Finished my leaf and holly pillow. Aunt Mag's 7th wedding anniversary." "Great crowds on the beach. We saw Mr & Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt at close range. Very young. The Ormond is packed - the racing didn't seem to be fully underway yet. Letter from ." "Went to Sunnyside for dinner as usual and all walked to the foot washing over in Midway at the colored church. Great time & a big crowd of white people. Ma came home after 9 & didn't see the great event. But the preaching was really funny. Glorious night." "Pleasant day - I started to hemstitch a white waist. Letters from Chanters." "Quite cool. I made a pair of unmentionables & walked downtown at 3" "I took a walk along the river - went to Grant's Tomb & strolled on down. Picked up a couple of cute fellow - exchanged cards." "Left on the 841 - spent the day shopping. Went over to Roseville at 4." "He wanted me to go to Coney with him - said he'd come down to Pat in his "Cadillac" sometime. Very pleasant but quite old - at least 40." "Letter from Puss. She spoke of looking for an apartment downtown - none fit to live in less than $180 or $200 a month." "Next to slave mart - old city gates. Fort Marion & the stores - had a bath in the swimming pool at the Alcazar - Cute office clerk here & another rubberneck. I got some postals. Took the 10 to Jacksonville.went to the boat I stayed up til 11:30 waiting for the trunks." "Sailed at 6 - Spent the day on the decks - couple of men talked to me. The porter is very decent." "Fine day. Met nice girls from N.Y. Talked to them.Very good looking high class Germans. We walked the decks a good deal - played cards etc. A bum crowd on the boat. Hotel help going north etc. Very few decent people." "Several orange trees in the back yard but we are only allowed to pick the sour ones." "This morning I baked a 4 layer chocolate cake and a cherry pie. Latter especially good.I made fudge - best in a long while." "Rode around a good deal - made two cakes.Went down to see some coon do stunts. Saw some of the racing machines too." "Lovely day. We didn't go to the beach as they said the real racing didn't start today. Rode around some on my wheel." "Made 2 cherry pies and got drivers for Aunt M's family - Ma & I went to the train to see them all off. Aunt Ida goes north & the rest to Braidentown.Letters from Puss Curley Jim Moore and L.R. Brown. Hurrah!" Diary is leather bound with pencil holder on the inside. Small strap slides through band on cover to hold closed. Written in ink in a legible hand on almost all pages with very little fading.G.; Manuscript; 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall; HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY AMERICANA DAYTONA FLORIDA AUTO RACES RACING AUTOMOBILE RACING NEW JERSEY NJ FL RACISM RACIAL NEGROES BLACK STUDIES FEMINISM FEMINIST PRE SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGE SUFFERAGE WOMEN STUDIES TURN OF THE CENTURY antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . hardcover
Bookseller reference : 000780
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CARON CHANOINE MAX.
L'AMIRAL DE GRASSE
Pierre Téqui, Paris. 1919. In-12 Carré. Broché. Etat d'usage. Couv. légèrement passée. Dos fané. Non coupé. 275 pages. Gravure en noir et blanc en frontispice (portrait). Illustré de nombreuses gravures en noir et blanc dans le texte. Etiquette de code sur la couverture. Quelques tampons de bibliothèque. (Rare) Intro. par Mgr GIBIER, evêque de Versailles. Gravures sur bois par MM. BAUCHART, frères.
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CARONIA Giuseppe
IO, MICHELANGELO. (Confessioni apocrife).
In-8 (cm. 24.50), similpelle, pp. 215, (5), con illustrazioni in bianco e nero fuori testo. In ottimo stato (nice copy).
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Caronia, Giuseppe
Ritratto di Brunelleschi
Caronia, Giuseppe Ritratto di Brunelleschi. , Laterza 1987, Libro in buone condizioni Buono (Good) . <br> <br> Copertina flessibile <br> 154<br> 8842029246
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Carossa, Hans
Eine Kindheit und Verwandlungen einer Jugend
Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1933. 195 cm ; Leinen
Bookseller reference : 101948
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CAROSSA, Hans
Eine Kindheit und Verwandlungen einer Jugend.
Leipzig, Insel, 1940. 21.-30. Tsd. 380 S. 8°, OLnbd. m. OU. (ca).
Bookseller reference : 5693
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Carotti Avv. Gaudenzio
Biografia di Carlo Coccia
In 8 (24x17) Brossura pp.120.Ottimo
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Carotti, Elena und Tighe Tighe (Hrsg.)
Emilio Vedova. Museo d' Arte Contemporanea. ERSTAUSGABE.
Milano, Charta, 1998. 340 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen, teils farbigen Abbildungen. Originalbroschur.
Bookseller reference : 286124
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CAROZZI, Albert V.; CRETTAZ, Bernard; RIPOLI, David
Les plis du temps - mythe, science et H.-B. de Saussure. Museé d'ethnographie de la ville de Genève. Annexe de Conches. Conservatoire d'art et d'histoire de la Haute-Savoie
Annecy. 1998. 367 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationen. Illustrierte Originalbroschur. (Teils mit Gebrauchsspuren). 23x16 cm
Bookseller reference : 121825
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CARPANI Giuseppe
LE HAYDINE OVVERO LETTERE SU LA VITA E LE OPERE DEL CELEBRE MAESTRO GIUSEPPE HAYDN. Dedicate al R. Conservatorio di Musica di Milano.
In-8 p. (mm. 206x125), mz. pelle coeva con ang. (lievi abras. ai piatti), fregi e tit. oro al dorso, pp. VIII,298, con 2 tavv. f.t. che raffigurano contorni di alcune medaglie. Importante biografia di Franz Joseph Haydn (1732 - 1809). Le “Haydine” costituiscono uno dei primi esempi, e tra i più insigni, di critica musicale intesa modernamente. Manca il ritratto del grande musicista. "Prima edizione". Cfr. Fetis,III, p. 55-56: “Ces lettres intéressantes sont écrites d’un style élégant et pittoresque” “Giuseppe Carpani (1752-1825), librettista e musicologo; poeta di corte a Vienna, oltre a libretti, musicati da F. Paer, F.W. Rust, J. Weigl, scrisse "Le Haydine", plagiate dallo Stendhal.”, cosi’ Diz. Treccani,II, p. 814. Fresco esemplare ben conservato.
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Carpendale, Howard und Dieter Weidenfeld (Bearbeitung)
Von oben sieht alles anders aus
Bergisch Gladbach: Lübbe Verlag, 1990. 18 cm ; kart.
Bookseller reference : 71187
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Carpenter, CFE C F E
Almost A Life Sentence - An Autobiography
Canada: MLH Productions 1984. Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 329 pages. "I suppose there is really never any justification for yet another autobiography particularly when the writer would be among the first to acknowledge his inability to commit himself adequately to paper or so obviously lacks the talent of setting down even in something like chronological order the relatively uneventful happenings of a life-time spent in the humdrum business of banking." - from author's preface. Includes black and white photographs. Unmarked. Average wear. Binding intact. Minor lean to spine. Solid copy. MLH Productions Hardcover
Bookseller reference : 46501110 ISBN : 0969136218 9780969136217
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Carpenter, Jock
Fifty Dollar Bride: Marie Rose Smith - A Chronicle of Metis life in the 19th Century
Hanna Alberta: Gorman & Gorman Ltd. Good. 1988. Second Printing. Paperback. 0888260709 . "Marie Rose Smith 1861-1960 was born at Fort Garry into a Metis family which followed the buffalo hunted made pemmican and traded. She married a Scandinavian Charley Smith at age sixteen and they raised seventeen children on the Jughandle ranch near Lethbridge. Her story provides fascinating and authentic insights into pioneer prairie life." - back cover. 149 pages. Black and white reproductions of archival photos. Footnotes. Two-page family tree diagram. Clean tight and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound example of this fascinating prairie biography. Strathern 3467.; Cover; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Metis - Canada - biography Marie Rose Smith Jughandle Ranch . Gorman & Gorman Ltd. paperback
Bookseller reference : 442j1258 ISBN : 0888260709 9780888260703
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CARPENTER, Scott and Kris Stoever
For Spacious Skies: The Uncommon Journey Of A Mercury Astronaut.
<p>Norwalk CT: Easton Press 2003. <i><b>Signed by Scott Carpenter and Kris Stoever on the colophon.</b></i> <b>First Limited edition </b>/ First printing. Navy leather. Very fine. Certificate of Authenticity laid in. Carpenter was one of the original <b>Mercury 7</b> and our fourth man in space. Carpenter went on to be an Aquanaut for the <b>SeaLab Project.</b> He was the author of two science fiction novels. Kris Stoever is Carpenter's daughter.</p> Easton Press, hardcover
Bookseller reference : 16498
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Carpenter, Scott and Kris Stoever
For Spacious Skies: the Uncommon Journey of a Mercury Astronaut - 1st Edition/1st Printing
Orlando: Harcourt Inc. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2002. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0151004676 . An attractive first printing of the first edition in alike dustjacket minute traces of edge wear. Signed by astronaut and author Scott Carpenter directly on title page; Coming from a family of early Colorado pioneers astronaut Scott Carpenter grew up with a vibrant frontier tradition of exploration. He went on to become one of seven Project Mercury astronauts to take part in America's burgeoning space program in the 1960s. Here he writes of the pioneering science training and biomedicine of early space flight and tells the heart-stopping tale of his famous spaceflight aboard Aurora 7. Carpenter also shares a family story of tenderness and fortitude. Raised by his grandparents in Boulder Colorado while his mother lay sick for years with tuberculosis Carpenter witnessed bravery love sacrifice and endurance that prepared him for life as a Navy pilot during two wars service to country as a Mercury astronaut and finally as a pioneering underwater explorer. Written with his daughter Kris Stoever For Spacious Skies tells a wonderful American family story filled with never-before-told insider tales from the earliest days of NASA and for the first time ever Carpenter's own account of his controversial flight and splashdown; 8vo; Signed by One Author . Harcourt, Inc. hardcover
Bookseller reference : 14291 ISBN : 0151004676 9780151004676
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Carpenter, Liz
Getting better all the time
New York NY: Simon & Schuster. 1987. First Edtion. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. Small 4to - 9" to 11" tall; 304 pages; SIGNED BY AUTHOR Laid in are two color photos of the authoress holding a copy of GETTER BETTER. DJ very lightly rubbed at edges. Mylar cover. Book solid. Very lightly rubbed edges. Text is highlighted through out. Previous owner notes at rear end pages. FFEP has author's gift inscirption which says " To Mary Frances - My "sister" writer who is full of zest and love of life. God for it! Never say no! Liz Carpenter" dated Sept. 23 1987. . 0671611577 . Simon & Schuster hardcover
Bookseller reference : 2918 ISBN : 0671611577 9780671611576
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Carpenter, A V H ; Beatty, Alva J (Ed )
Glimpses of the Life and Times of A. V. H. Carpenter
Chicago: The Lanward Pub. Co. Very Good. 1890. First Edition. Hardcover. Light rubbing to the right corners spotting to the right edge of the front cover. Interior is "fine." ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 144ads pages . The Lanward Pub. Co. hardcover
Bookseller reference : 19406
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Carpenter, RL R L
Memoirs of the life and work of Philip Pearsall Carpenter chiefly derived from his letters
London: C. Kegan Paul 1880. 1st edition. V.g./No Jacket. Publisher's brown cloth Obituary of the subject loosely inserted. London: C. Kegan Paul hardcover
Bookseller reference : 36241
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Carpenter, Russell Lant
Memoirs of the Life of the Rev. Lant Carpenter L.L.D. with Selections from his Correspondence
Philip and Evans Bristol; Green London 1842. First Edition. Hardback. Poor Hardback. The front board is detached the half title is detached. Edges bent. The rest of the binding is badly shaken but all contents are holding. The bottom of the spine is detached but loosely inserted in the book. Library accession number at top of spine. The bookplate of the Stourbridge Presbyterian Chapel Library is on the front pastedown this being book no. 763 since the library was established in 1828. This ownership is also neatly written on the title page. Other than some wavy ink lines on two pages of the prelims the contents are clean and unmarked other than expected age toning. The book is in original condition the contents are complete and it would be a suitable candidate for rebinding. Hardback in embossed brown cloth with gilt title on spine. The image on this page is of the actual book for sale. Philip and Evans, Bristol; Green, London hardcover
Bookseller reference : 60111
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Carpenter, Lucile Russel
Rudyard Kipling: A Friendly Profile
Chicago: Argus Books. Very Good. 1942. Hardcover. Very Good condition with a gift inscription on front end paper the pastedowns and end papers lightly age toned. Text clean and tight. Blue boards with gold lettering; Rudyard Kipling is one of the most well-known and beloved authors in the world. This book provides a friendly profile of Kipling including his life works and influence on literature.; 8vo; 72 pages; FSA . Argus Books hardcover
Bookseller reference : 41810
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Carpenter,Miles Ludlow
The life and times of Arthur Spurgeon Carpenter of Oakville New Brunkswick : 1870 to 1948
Mazerolle Settlement NB: Self Published 2006. Book. Fine. Soft cover. First Edition. Folio 28cm. spiral bound printed paper wraps 69 pages : illustrations portraits very scarce. Self Published Paperback
Bookseller reference : 112557140
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CARPENTER, Minnie Lindsay:
Women of the Flag.
London: Salvationist Publishing and Supplies Ltd 1945. 1st ed. "The sketches gathered in this book.represent a handful of women Salvationists of half a dozen nationalites of varied ages educational levels and vocations." Includes: Catherine Booth's Influence on the Salvation Army; Emma Booth-Tucker; Hedwig von Haartman; Yuddha BaiCatherine Bannister; Alice Barker; Bertha Gugelmann; Annie Elizabeth Harris; Kiye Yamamuro; Martha Chippendale; Caroline Ehdhardt; Elizabeth Swift Brengle; Anna von Wattenwyl; and Elizabeth Sapsworth. Pp.161/1ad inscribed by the author to front free endpaper b/w photo portrait frontispiece. Blue pebbled cloth over stiff card blind-stamped title to front gilt title to spine top front corner slightly rubbed. VG. London: Salvationist Publishing and Supplies Ltd, 1945. hardcover
Bookseller reference : 34186
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Carpenter, C.F.E.
Almost A Life Sentence - An Autobiography
329 pages. "I suppose there is really never any justification for yet another autobiography, particularly when the writer would be among the first to acknowledge his inability to commit himself adequately to paper or, so obviously, lacks the talent of setting down even in something like chronological order the relatively uneventful happenings of a life-time spent in the humdrum business of banking." - from author's preface. Includes black and white photographs. Unmarked. Average wear. Binding intact. Minor lean to spine. Solid copy. Book
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Carpenter, Humphrey
A serious character the life of Ezra Pound
Octavo in black DJ, xii, 1005 pages, 48 unnumbered pages of plates, b&w illustrations, portraits, 24 cm. DJ protected in archival mylar sleeve. **A large, heavy book. Extra shipping charges may apply for international & expedited orders. Please inquire.** || Poets, American -- 20th century -- Biography.
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Carpenter, Humphrey
Robert Runcie
Sound book with clean pages. Name sticker previous owner on FEP.
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Carpenter, Liz
Ruffles and Flourishes
Hardcover, 1st edition in plastic protected dust jacket, very good condition. Jacket is tanned lightly and minorly scuffed at edges, pen mark by previous owner to jacket flap. Rough cut pages, clean and unmarked throughout. AD Used
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Carpentier, Georges
The Art of Boxing
London: George G. Harrap 1926 1st edition. Hardcover 166pp. Near fine in good to very good dust jacket. Frontispiece photographs appendix. Previous owner's inscription underlining margin lining and occasional marginal notation the dust jacket is soiled and has very minor edgewear and a half-inch hole punched in the center of the spine. Obituary clipping of the author laid-in. Boxing Boxing Sports. George G. Harrap Hardcover
Bookseller reference : 017404
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Carpi Guido
Lenin. Verso la rivoluzione d'Ottobre (1905-1917)
br. Se nel primo periodo di attività politica Lenin si era dedicato a plasmare una figura di militante di tipo nuovo e a dotarla dei necessari strumenti analitici e organizzativi, la rivoluzione russa del 1905 costituisce il banco di prova per le sue capacità di orientamento strategico e di duttilità tattica: prima con l'obiettivo di cavalcare e indirizzare la marea rivoluzionaria, poi per mettere in salvo le strutture portanti del bolscevismo di fronte al trionfo della reazione zarista. Nel 1907 inizia il nuovo decennio di esilio, in un clima tanto asfittico e conflittuale all'apparenza quanto ricchissimo di nuovi spunti analitici 'sommersi': nel 1917 ci congediamo infatti da un leader dall'enorme esperienza, impegnato in una ridefinizione globale dei destini del mondo e in procinto di fare ritorno nella Madrepatria dilaniata dalla guerra, con le conseguenze che tutti conoscono. Il presente volume documenta il lavorio occulto e molecolare che - fra rivoluzione, riflusso, guerra mondiale e nuova rivoluzione - avrebbe generato l'onda d'urto politica più devastante del Ventesimo secolo.
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