‎Biographie‎

‎JOSEPH HOLMES‎

‎1850 ORIGINAL HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF A WELL-TO-DO YOUNG MAN WHO EXPERIENCES HOMESICKNESS AND DEPRESSION AS HE’S SENT OFF TO CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS TO STUDY FOR HIS HARVARD ENTRANCE EXAM‎

‎KINGSTON CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS MA HARVARD. Good. 1850. On offer is the diary of Joseph Holmes an 18 year old boy who leaves his home in Kingston Massachusetts in 1850 to be tutored for the college examination in Cambridge Mass. presumably for entrance into Harvard University. On the first page Holmes writes: “The Intention of this Journal is as well and faithfully as I am able to carry out my purpose to contain a description of all my actions of my advancement in study of my pastimes of my expenditures and all such other matters as may be interesting for myself parents and other friends to whom it shall always be open in after time to review neatly written down each day at an appointed period set especially apart for the purpose.” He begins his journal as follows: "This morning for the first time I left the place of my Nativity the Home of Eighteen years the Friends of my infancy and Youth the Companions of a happy Boyhood the scenes of a brief but gladsome experience and more than all the immediate presence and supervision of my Parents for a long absence but I trust not separation.” He writes of his farewells to his family and takes the train to school with his father: "Having seated myself in the cars I was soon beyond Kingston and summoning all my courage I tried to appear cheerful. The Hon Daniel Webster occupied a seat directly in front of me. Upon leaving the cars I perceived Capt A Baker. After our arrival we proceeded directly to the Fitchburg Station and took the Harvard Branch for Cambridge about to be my dwelling place.” Holmes finds a boarding house to live in Cambridge. He becomes homesick very soon and to add to his misery the weather is very poor with constant rain. He writes: "My room is dark disagreeable and cold. I am obliged to wrap a coverlet about me to keep comfortable. I never before have seen so dusty and muddy a place as this is it is difficult to decide which is the worst - one day you are covered with dust the next splattered with mud which resembles ashes and water." However he does take to his studies with his tutor very well: “I went to my Tutor an hour earlier instead of my appointed one for other days. My lesson being well acquired and ____ I happily began to prepare myself for my first walk into Boston” and later “I spent most of the morning in study preparing my lesson. Mr. Lowe seems to be very well satisfied with my advancement - I told him this morning he must scold if I was not smart enough.” In spite of the poor weather Holmes does walk quite often to Boston and around the area. He visits Mount Auburn and writes of the beautiful monuments and the simple beauty of the chapel. He also visits Harvard Hall: "we went over to Harvard Hall and viewed all the paintings and portraits. Some of them are splendid pictures. The principal room is the place where the students practice forensics. Shall I ever tremble on that stage myself thought I as I saw it and after that came this encouragement.Shall I ever make those before me in this Hall to tremble." Holmes is an excellent and mellifluous writer: “Here we have another dull rainy homesick day. The clouds seemed to be overloaded with water and are pouring forth their liquid contents plentifully and continually.” Holmes’s father must have done business in Boston as Holmes meets him quite often at the depot. His father keeps his son updated on the news from home as well as with letters and the diary contains mentions of deaths marriages and family news. There are no entries from May 27 until Oct 20 the last entry in the journal. In this last entry he summarizes what he had done since May. Most importantly to him he passed the "dreaded college examination". He writes “I studied very steadily during the month of June and a fortnight of July preparing.July myself the pleasure of a few visits home.” He also wrote of the Fourth of July Celebration in Boston and the great Quarter Celebration of the June 17th: "I spent the day with Mrs. Barker having just returned from Kingston. Mr. Everett delivered the Oration in one of the Ship Houses of the Navy Yard which was beautifully decorated and arranged for the occasion." Edward Everett was a US Representative a US Senator Governor of Massachusetts and Secretary of State. He was also President of Harvard from 1846 to 1849. In this same long entry the Holmes mentions another historical event that occurred in July 1850: "On the 10th of July I went home with my tutor Mr. Lowe to spend a day with Father and Mother before the examination. We carried with us the sad news of the death of President Z Taylor.” He finishes the entry by stating: “I returned to Cambridge and entered upon my Collegiate Course when I should have also returned to any Journal but for various reasons I have delayed this long.” At the very end of the book There are two pages of the “Account of Joseph A. Holmes” in which Holmes writes down his various expenses for the month of May such as “Carriage to convey Trunk - $.25” “1/2 Lb. Confectionary - $.10” “1 pr. Congress Gaiters - $3.00” “1 Pr. Pants - $5.00” and a number of others. The final page of the book is titled “Memoranda of Correspondence of J. A. H.” and contains a column of “Correspondents” alongside columns of “Letters written” and “Letters rec’d” with the amount written next to each name. The diaries duration is from May 7-26 and an entry on October 20 1850. There are 28 handwritten pages in total in the book which is roughly 70 pages in length. It is bound in brown marbled paper with a piece of black cloth on the spine; Both covers are detached from the text block. Holmes writes in black ink and his script is very neat and legible fitting for a young man studying higher education in the 1850s.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF JOSEPH HOLMES HARVARD UNIVERSITY CAMBRIDGE KINGSTON MASSACHUSETTS HARVARD HALL MOUNT AUBURN 19TH CENTURY HIGHER EDUCATION ELITE EASTERN COLLEGES HIGHER EDUCATION IN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE EXAMINATION TUTORING MATURATION OF A YOUNG MAN FLANEUR ELITE YOUNG MEN MID-19TH CENTURY MALE EDUCATION AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS 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 MANUSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 0009062

‎Joseph II - Korn, Arthur‎

‎Joseph der Zweite. Ein Romanzenkranz. Dem Andenken des großen Kaisers in Ehrfurcht und Liebe gewidmet.‎

‎Wien, Selbstverlag des Verfassers, 1885. 8°. Mit Kapitelschmuck, 70 S., 1 Bl., späterer Kart.-Einband mit handschr. Rückentitel. - Über: "Des Herrschers Jugend; Elisa von Parma; Joseph römischer König; Joseph Alleinherrscher; Das Toleranz-Edikt; Aufhebung der Klöster; Pappst Pius VI. in Wien; Aufhebung der Leibeigenschaft; Josephs Tod." Einbandrücken lichtrandig. Innen gebräunt, einige Seiten randrissig.‎

Référence libraire : 12331

‎Joseph J Kraszewski, Translated & Edited by SC de Soissons S C‎

‎MEMOIRS OF COUNTESS COSEL‎

‎New York & London: Brentano's/ Downey & Co. 1902. First printing. Hardcover. Very Good. x 336 pages. Red cloth leather label with gilt lettering on spine. Top edge of text block gilt. Tissue-protected frontispiece. Condition of book is VERY GOOD; A very clean tight copy. This is an actual book produced in 1902 not a reproduction of any kind. Brentano's/ Downey & Co. hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 946

‎Joseph Kerman Alan Tyson‎

‎Beethoven, The New Grove‎

‎Brossura vintage con bandelle conservata in generale buono stato, copertina con toni ingialliti dalla luce e altre tracce di manipolazioni, lieve compressione al dorso, traduz. D. Aldi, fogli ben preservati arricchiti da inserto fotografico, minimo pulviscolo ai tagli. N. pag. 229. USATO‎

‎Joseph Majault‎

‎James Joyce‎

‎Piccola legatura editoriale, n. 11 di collana, copertina con leggere ammaccature da compressione marcate in cornice, sovraccoperta seriamente ingiallita e sbiadita, ombrato da polvere e tracce di umido, patinato usurato da sfregamento, bordo consunto, fogli avorio nel complesso ben tenuti, pulviscolo scuro, gore e striature ruggine ai tagli. N. pag. 174. USATO‎

‎Joseph Morella‎

‎Simon and Garfunkel: Old Friends‎

‎Robert Hale 1992. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. Dust jacket in fair condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item800grams ISBN:9780709047797 Robert Hale hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 4121329 ISBN : 0709047797 9780709047797

‎JOSEPH RATZINGER‎

‎MI VIDA : AUTOBIOGRAFIA‎

‎En esta autobiografía el Papa descubre a Joseph Ratzinger y desvela los pliegues de una vida que explican su dimensión humana y espiritual ya universal. Una prosa al servicio de un relato modesto en su propósito y brillante en sus logros descriptivos componen una autobiografía de Benedicto XVI que emociona sorprende y a veces sobrecoge.‎

‎Joseph Schwartz, Michael Mcguinness‎

‎Einstein‎

‎Joseph Schwartz, Michael Mcguinness Einstein. Milano, Il Saggiatore 1980, Copertina cartonata, compromessa. Tagli sporchi di polvere e ingialliti, pagine ingiallite. Mediocre (Poor) . <br> <br> <br> 171<br>‎

‎JOSEPH Steven E., SCHWILDEN Tristan & CLAES Marie-Christine‎

‎Directory of photographers in Belgium 1839-1905. Volume I: Text‎

‎488pp. with some bl/w ills., text volume only (vol.2 with 86 plates is not included), 31cm., hardcover, very good condition, S88992‎

‎Joseph Vogel‎

‎Man in the Music: The Creative Life and Work of Michael Jackson‎

‎No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked red cloth boards and slight bumping to lower corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn with rubbing to top of spine and general traces of storage. 306pp. A lavishly illustrated study of Michael Jackson which reveals the in-depth picture of 'the man in the music'. The author delves into all of Jackson's albums from his groundbreaking 1979 Off The Wall up to the music he was creating in his final years with detailed explorations of each unforgettable song. Foreword by Anthony DeCurtis Scarce in the UK.‎

‎JOSEPHINE AND SHIRLEY CORNELL‎

‎1897 - 1898 & 1899 ORIGINAL TRIO 3 OF MANUSCRIPT DIARIES HANDWRITTEN OF TWO 2 MASSACHUSETTS SISTERS FILLED WITH COMINGS GOINGS AND DOINGS OF A POPULAR PAIR OF YOUNG LADIES‎

‎BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS WILMINGTON. Good. 1897. On offer are a rare collection of three family diaries dating from the late 19th century. Belonging to two sisters the diaries offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives of 2 middle-class young women at the turn of the century in Boston MA. The group of the two diaries 1897 & 1898 measures 5 inches by 3 inches. The first contains 181 pages and the second 365 pages each plus memoranda and are approximately 95% and 75% complete respectively. The third diary 1899 measures 3.25 inches by 2.25 inches and contains 365 pages. It is approximately 85% complete. The 1897 diary shows wear on the cover but it is intact as are all pages within. The other two diaries are in good condition as well. Also included is an envelope containing ephemera dating back to 1859. Many of these small items provide a wealth of information. These diaries belong to Josephine and Shirley Cornell. They lived in Wilmington north of Boston MA. Two of them belonged to 18 year old Josephine Cornell. Josephine's diaries cover the years 1897 and 1898. The third diary from 1899 is written by Josephine's sister Shirley M. Cornell. Their father is Henry Lyman Cornell a music teacher and their mother was Harriet S. W. Cornell. They had an older brother Worthington Cornell and three younger siblings - France Henry Jr. and Katherine. Josephine eventually married to Joseph Robert Hodgson on October 31st. 1905. The family also lived in Malden and Medford Massachusetts. She passed away 1960. The diaries are replete with the happenings that fill a young woman's life. There are references to family incidents such as their father breaking his leg after being thrown out of a buggy dancing school many trips to Boston balls buggy rides vacations music lessons at the conservatory and much much more. The diaries open with this: "Last night I went to a New Year's party and didn't get home till 12:15 at which time I was 18 years old. Today papa and mama gave me a ring with a lovely garnet in it and ma gave me a fine big bible and this diary. G. Peck sent me a fancy calendar in the mail and F. Roberts a 1 lb box of Hugler's." Jan1 1897 "They had the sleigh party tonight. Abner took Shirley. They had six horses. There were only 23 went and they had to pay 55 cents a piece. They went to Watertown where they got out and had hot chocolate and got home about 11. I didn't go. Feb 5 1897. She notes William McKinley's inauguration which was the first inauguration ever to be filmed: "McKinley's inauguration day. Fair. I went over to L. this morning and again this afternoon. George is home today sick. There was a big explosion in the subway of Tremont of Boston. 10 killed 50 injured. Mrs. Root was in a store opposite. All the windows along the street smashed." Mar 6 1897. She notes her sister Lill's birthday May 5th a summer boat trip July 21st and her sister Shirley visiting the USS Constitution in Boston Harbor. Sept 25 The autumn is taken up with many social events. 1898 continues with her social swirl: "Ma has been making over an Indian Muslin that Rose H. gave me. It is awful pretty. All embroidered. I wore it tonight to the "Officers Party" with Harvey. I danced every dance but last and had a lovely time. We came down in a hack at 6 o'clock. This year Jack H. was Major. He was influenced to take Ruth the daughter. My cousin Harris was an Ex Major yes!" Feb 18 1898. In April the reader is introduced to someone who will come to play a large role in her life. Her friend Lill had brought a friend of hers over to visit a few times - Jack Hodgson. On April 19th he is accompanied by his brother Joseph. Josephine and Joe will marry eight years later. "Most all the cyclists have gone to Concord. I went to ride all around Malden. Lill for Fred and S. went to Lill's and played cards. Rained all afternoon. Joe and Jack Hodgson and Lill came over in evening. G. Peck asked me to go to ride Saturday." Apr. 19 1898. She was not unaware of larger events going on: "Hurried up to Park St. from which at 7 this morning to see the Lawrence Light Guards depart for Gloucester. Big crowd. N. H. L. Cadets escorted them to the station. . May 24 1898. The Lawrence Light Guard was a militia unit from the immediate area that was leaving to fight in the Spanish American War that had broken out in April of that year. She notes the fall of Santiago de Cuba to American troops miss-identifying it as Saratoga: ". Saratoga fallen. Capture of Spanish fleet. War seems going on all this time and I've written nothing about it. Oh my." July 12 1898. The third diary belongs to her sister Shirley. It covers the year 1899. Again it takes the form of a chatty recollection of comings and goings with friends and social events. "President McKinley is making a visit to Boston and France and I went in town to see him on his arrival. We also saw plainly Delong Alger Gov. Wolcott Maj. Quincy Sec. Gage etc. Went to a whist party over to the Misses Robinson's" Feb 16 1899. Tonight came of the final ball which should have closed the dancing school but five more lessons are to be given. Harry came out with W. to go and stay over night. Mattie Tarbell and Mr. Wright also passed the night. I went to bed 1:50. Danced every one but one. Mar 10 1999 Her entries stopped in September. Accompanying the diaries is a small envelope containing about 2 dozen assorted newspaper clippings announcements calling cards and photographs. These however date much earlier - generally late 1850's to early 1860's. There is no explanation as to why they were part of the diaries and there does not seem to be an obvious family connection to the Cornells. A small placard announces Wood's Minstrels playing at the Athenaeum in South Boston on Thursday September 8 1859. Among its featured presentations are The Patriotic Darkey and Darkies on the Levee. There is a captioned undated photograph of Libby Prison. Libby Prison was an infamous Confederate prison at Richmond Virginia during the American Civil War. It gained a notorious reputation for the overcrowded and harsh conditions under which officer prisoners from the Union Army were kept. A newspaper clipping lists ships that have arrived in Boston harbor from all over the world. Included in the listing is the ship's name her owners and from where she was sailing. A historian would find this a rich collection of information. There is a great deal of small detail as well as a wider perspective of life at the end of the 19th century. The sisters reference many people by their full names which makes this an excellent genealogical reference tool. An urban historian or geographer focused on the City of Boston would find a wealth of information in these as well as being an excellent cross-reference tool.It is a superb look at life at the close of the 19th century through the eyes of 2 young women who enjoy a comfortable stable life in the Boston area.; Manuscript; 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF 19TH CENTURY 1890S CORNELL SISTERS; JOSEPHINE CORNELL; SHIRLEY CORNELL; JOSEPHINE HODGSON LAWRENCE LIGHT GUARD; USS CONSTITUTION; OLD IRONSIDEDS; PRESIDENT WILLIAM MCKINLEY; BOSTON BOSTON HARBOR WILMINGTON MASSACHUSETTS MIDDLESEX COUNTY MEDFORD YOUNG WOMEN IN 1890S AMERICA YOUTH LIFESTYLE AT THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY TREMONT STREET SUBWAY EXPLOSION PARTIES IN 1890S SOCIAL LIFE IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY BOSTON ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY WOOD'S MINSTRELS AMERICAN MINSTRELS SHOW LIBBY PRISON PHOTO MIDDLESEX COUNTY GENEALOGY RECREATION ACTIVITIES 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

Référence libraire : 0008090

‎JOSEPHINE BONAPARTE ( 1763 - 1814). First Wife of Napoleon I‎

‎Autograph Signed Letter‎

‎Paris 1808. Autograph Letter signed " Jospehine" and addressed to " MON COUSIN LE CARDINAL ERSKINE". 1 page in French signed and dated in Paris January 10 1808. Translated: TO MY COUSIN CARDINAL ERSKINE Dear cousin nothing could make me happier than once again receiving proof of your feelings for me at the occasion of the New Year. I do not doubt your sincerity for a minute and I can assure you of my ever-present desire to find occasion to prove my goodwill to you. I pray that God shall help you my cousin in granting you health and well being. Written in Paris January 10th 1808. Josephine". The letter includes the original letter seal with " Imperatrice" embossed on it as well as the original mat with lot number and description from when the previous buyer purchased it: 483. JOSEPHINE Document Signed 1 p. folio Paris Jan.10 1808 with seal. To her cousin in reply to his felicitations on the New Year. The letter is actually loose measuring 15 x 9 inches. At one point it was matted but the mat has become very brittle and loose and is chipped in different places broken off in parts. Two small bits of the upper edges are torn off maybe 1/2 half an inch. Letter is complete intact very attractive with a signature of Josephine at the end of the seven-line paragraph. Her signature is connected by a long wiggled line extending over the entire blank area of the letter to a second signature that reads J.M.Debeauharnais. Scans available of letter seal and signatures. Very Good. unknown‎

Référence libraire : 17452

‎Josephson, Emanuel M‎

‎The Truth About Rockefeller "Public Enemy No. 1" - Studies in Criminal Psychopathy‎

‎New York City: Chedney Press. Good. 1964. First Paperback Edition. Paperback. "The subject of Rockefeller gangsterism and brigandage alone is far too vast for a volume of this limited scope that is intended to supplement the author's earlier work Rockefeller "Internationalist" The Man Who Misrules The World. The reader is referred to it and to the many volumes listed in the bibliography of this volume for further but still very incomplete records of the Dynasty's rascality and criminality." - Preface. vi 277 p. Clean tight and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality example of this outspoken critique of the man who would go on to become Vice-President to Gerald Ford. ; 12mo . Chedney Press paperback‎

Référence libraire : 655j2174

‎Josephson, Matthew‎

‎Stendahl; or, The Pursuit of Happiness‎

‎407p. Hardcover Very good condition good‎

‎Joshua, Eleoma‎

‎Friedrich Leopold Graf Zu Stolberg and the German Romantics (BI, V.36)‎

‎Paperback in like new condition. Unused shop stock with minor shelf-wear, no faults. AD Used‎

‎Josip Broz Tito‎

‎Tito. Ilustrovana biografija‎

‎Josip Broz Tito Tito. Ilustrovana biografija. , Jugloslovenska Revija 1980, Deliziosa raccolta di foto in una biografia in lingua. Buone condizioni. Sovraccoperta lievemente ombrata. Buono (Good) . <br> <br> <br> 185<br>‎

‎JOSSELIN JEAN FRANCOIS.‎

‎SIMONE.‎

‎ISBN : 2246381010. GRASSET.. 1995. In-8 Carré. Broché, Jaquette. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 137 pages. Couverture souple avec jaquette illustrée d'un portrait de Madame SIGNORET Simone.‎

‎JOSSINET, Alain - Préface de la Princesse Xavier de Bourbon, duchese de Parme‎

‎HENRY V, Duc de Bordeaux, Comte de Chambord‎

‎Ulysse Editions - 1983 - In-8 - Broché - couverture illustrée - illustrations Nb Ht - 577 + (2) pages - mouillures en queue‎

‎JOST ALAIN.‎

‎GILLES DE RAIS. MARECHAL DE FRANCE, COMPAGNON DE JEANNE D ARC ET TUEUR D ENFANTS.‎

‎ISBN : 2501022300. MARABOUT.. 1995. In-8 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. fraîche. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 260 pages. Couverture rempliée.‎

‎Josyane Savigneau‎

‎L'invenzione di una vita: Marguerite Yourcenar‎

‎492 pp., legatura ed., sovracoperta, ottimo‎

‎Josyane Savigneau‎

‎Marguerite Yourcenar L'invention d'une vie‎

‎Volume della collana Biographies. Brossura in cartoncino, illustrata, con piccole abrasioni e piega da lettura al dorso. Pagine in buono stato, salde, con ampio margine e corredate, nella parte centrale, da fotografie in bianco e nero, su carta patinata e con didascalia. Numero pagine 541. USATO‎

‎Josè De Broucker‎

‎La violenza di un pacifico. Helder camara‎

‎brossura in buono stato. Cod. ib12‎

‎JOSÉ A. GARCÍA CONEJO JAVIER GONZÁLEZ MARTÍN‎

‎MIGUEL DE CERVANTES‎

‎Le tocó vivir una circunstancia fronteriza entre dos siglos y dos cosmovisiones: la del renacimiento y la del barroco. Aunque su vida se sitúe entre dos siglos el XVI y el XVII aquella unión famosa de las armas y de las letras iba a configurar uno de los últimos arquetipos en las postrimerías de aquel período socio-político cuando el autor de El Quijote llega a la madurez creando en él un sustrato cultural de vital importancia.‎

‎José Luis De Vilallonga‎

‎Le roi. Don Juan Carlos I De Borbon Entretiens‎

‎Francese, brossura editoriale illustrata, flessibile, ingiallita ai margini, con lievi segni di piega al dorso ed all'angolo inf.ant., pagine ingiallite ai bordi causa tempo, ingialliti anche i tagli, tutto perfettamente fruibile. Numero pagine 302 USATO‎

‎José Maria Latorre‎

‎Nino Rota La imagen de la musica‎

‎Volume rilegato con titoli in oro al dorso, coperta in buono stato, così come la sovraccoperta, tagli e pagine con naturale lieve imbrunitura, libro completamente fruibile, appartenente alla collana "Perfiles del tiempo", presenti illustrazioni in nero nel testo, prima edizione, numero pagine 328 USATO‎