‎Biographie‎

‎Cutinelli-Rèndina Emanuele‎

‎Guicciardini‎

‎br. Francesco Guicciardini fu insieme a Machiavelli il più importante rappresentante del pensiero politico e storiografico fiorentino del '500. La sua figura è stata per secoli oscurata da riserve di ordine morale legate alla cinica dottrina del "particulare", ma con le celebrazioni legate al V centenario della nascita (1983) si è aperta una stagione ricca di nuove edizioni di documenti e studi importanti che hanno gettato sui suoi testi una luce diversa. Il volume, mettendo a frutto le acquisizioni più recenti, ne elabora un nuovo e convincente profilo storico-critico. Sono, infatti, ben evidenziate la centralità e il rilievo europeo, insieme al pensiero politico e costituzionale, incunabolo del conservatorismo moderno, e alla scrittura così personale e persino rivoluzionaria dei 'Ricordi'. Personalità forte ma intimamente contrastata, Guicciardini fu anche uno dei maggiori protagonisti della scena politica dei suoi tempi. La sua azione e il pensiero vigoroso straordinariamente moderno ne fanno, attraverso il capolavoro la Storia d'Italia, un "padre" della storiografia contemporanea.‎

‎Cutler, R B‎

‎Seventy-six Seconds in Dealey Plaza: Evidence of Conspiracy‎

‎Beverly Farms MA: Self Published. Very Good. 1978. First Edition; First Printing. Plastic comb binding. Signed by Author; Card covers show very light shelf wear.; A bright solid book includes update sheet stapled to the inside of the front card cover and Dealey Plaza map by the author laid in. Signed by the author on the title page; Trade PB; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 115 pages . Self Published unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 22547

‎CUTOLO ALESSANDRO‎

‎GIOVANNA II‎

‎OTTIME CONDIZ., COLLANA STORICA‎

‎Cutolo Eugenio‎

‎Edward D. Re grande figlio dell'Italia e dell'America‎

‎Volume in 8° brossura editoriale con copertina in cartoncino e alette. Legatura salda,pagine bianche,COMPLETO. Ill. b.n. nel testo, DEDICA di Oronzo Melpignano in testa alla copertina in data 1984.‎

‎CUTOLO Eugenio.‎

‎Aldo Moro, la vita, l’opera, l’eredità. Milano, Teti, 1980.‎

‎8°, br. edit. ill., pp. 256. Coll. Studi e documenti.‎

‎Cutts, Mary Pepperrell Sparhawk.‎

‎THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HON. WILLIAM JARVIS, of Weathersfield, Vermont.‎

‎pp. xii, 451 + Engraved Portrait Frontis. Penciled ownership. XLib blind stamps. Front hinge cracked. Sm. 8vo. Original full blue cloth binding, lettered and decorated in gold. Extremities slightly worn. Hardbound. A better than good gopy of the first edition. William Jarvis (1770-1859) was a successful merchant and the United States Consul to Portugal. He was already wealthy and politically well known when he came to Weathersfield, Vermont in 1812. He became the leading figure in "Merino Sheep Mania" that swept Vermont and much of New England in the 1830's. By the late 1840's the market crashed. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NEW ENGLAND BOX 1‎

‎CUVELIER, Thérèse ; WATRIN, Janine‎

‎Godeleine de Wierre. Godelieve de Flandre.‎

‎1 vol. in-4 reliure pleine toile bordeaux, Imprimerie VAG, Etaples, 1989, 217 pp.‎

‎Bon état pour ce beau livre consacré à Sainte Godeleine (ou Godelieve), née à Wierre-Effroy en 1049 et assassinée, sur l'ordre de son mari, à Ghistelles, le 6 juillet 1070.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 61739

‎CUVIER‎

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‎CUVIER .. , , Pp. 14, margine ingiallito. Buono (Good) . <br> <br> <br>‎

‎CUVILLIER - FLEURY‎

‎Portraits politiques et révolutionnaires.‎

‎Paris, Michel Lévy 1851.Reliure demi-basane de l'époque. Dos lisse orné et doré. Rousseurs. Format in-12° (18x12).‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 5713

‎CUVILLIER JEAN PIERRE‎

‎EXTRAITS DE MELANGES DE L ECOLE FRANCAISE DE ROME.MOYEN AGE, TEMPS MODERNES.‎

‎MEFRM. 1973. In-8 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. Paginé de 382 à 416. 5 Tableaux. Noblesse Sicilienne et noblesse Aragonaise en 1392-1408. Collusions et rivalités de deux groupes de priviligiées d après les registres Tractarum de l'Archivio de la Corona de Aragon.‎

‎CUVILLIER-FLEURY‎

‎Portraits politiques et révolutionnaires [2 tomes]‎

‎Paris, Michel Lévy frères 1852 2 volumes: 16, 310 + 310pp., 2e édition entièrement revue et considérablement augmentée, reliure moderne demi-toile, qqs.rousseurs, bon état‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : G37852

‎CUVILLIER-FLEURY Alfred-Auguste (Paris 1802 - 1887).-‎

‎Posthumes et Revenants.-‎

‎Paris. Calmann-Lévy. 1879. In-12 (118 x 180mm) dos chagrin havane à 4 nerfs; titre or, plats et gardes marbrés, 2ff., VII, 378 pages. Rousseurs éparses mais plutôt bon exemplaire dans sa reliure d'époque.‎

‎Oui, ce sont des mânes plus ou moins pâlis par la tombe, des ombres plus ou moins résignées à l'immortalité de leur âme dans l'autre monde, que mon livre évoque pour celui-ci. Ce sont des morts que je fais revivre en écartant le linceul qui laisse à découvert, mieux qu'en pleine lumière de la vie, leurs défauts ou leurs qualités, leurs vices ou leurs vertus.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : ORD-13038

‎Cyclone : My Story‎

‎McGuigan, Barry‎

‎No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with unmarked black cloth boards, slight tanning to page edges and no bumping to corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn or creased. 280pp. Barry McGuigan's story of his life in boxing and his attempts at sectarian unity in Northern Ireland at the height of the Troubles.‎

‎Cynthia Dagnal‎

‎Super Groups‎

‎tempo books, 1981. Broschiert 8° 181‎

‎-- Gut -- Vergilbt‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 000851 ISBN : 448172283

‎CYPRIEN DE CARTHAGE.- POIRIER, Michel‎

‎Cyprien De Carthage. Correspondance.‎

‎Paris, Editions J.-P. Migne, 2015, in-8vo, 475 p., brochure originale.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 126881aaf

‎Cyra McFadden‎

‎Rain Or Shine‎

‎Alfred Knopf 1986 Book. As New. F. As New. First Edition. Advanced Reading Copy ARC. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Alfred Knopf, 1986 unknown books‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 000848 ISBN : 039451937X 9780394519371

‎CYRUS E JOY, Midshipman‎

‎1837 - 1840 EXTRAORDINARY ORIGINAL PRIVATE JOURNAL HANDWRITTEN BY A MIDSHIPMAN AS THE SHIP TRAVELS TO RUSSIA TO MEET THE EMPEROR THEN MOVES ON TO SOUTH AMERICA TASKED WITH PROTECTING AMERICAN COMMERCE AT ALL COSTS AS FLAGSHIP OF THE BRAZIL STATION‎

‎BOSTON TO KRONSTADT TO BRAZIL STATION. Good. 1837. On offer is a journal recorded during a fascinating time in General American and U.S. Naval History. The journal is written on the U.S.S. Independence as she travels from Boston to Portsmouth England onto Copenhagen and Kronstadt to receive a visit from Russian Emperor Nicholas I. The ‘Independence’ then leaves Russia for Rio de Janeiro where she becomes the Flagship of the Brazil Station tasked with the duty to guard American commerce along the eastern seaboard of South America during the war between France and Argentina. A page in the very beginning of the book states “Private Journal of A Cruise in U.S. Ship Independence During the years 1837 1838 1839 and 1840 Under Commo. John B. Nicolson On the Brazilian Station.” Another a bit later states “Cyrus E. Joy. U.S. Ship Independence.” Cyrus Joy is presumably the author of the journal. The ship leaves Boston on May 20th 1837 “in presence of thousands of spectators who crowded the adjacent wharves to witness our departure.” On board the ship is the Honorable George M. Dallas who at that time had served as Mayor of Philadelphia U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania 1831–33 and would eventually become the 11th Vice President of the United States in 1845 under President James K. Polk. According to the journal author he “is said to be a man of exalting talents sound discriminating judgements.” At the time Mr. Dallas had been recently appointed Minister to Russia. The ship crosses the Atlantic “in what a soldier would call ‘quickest time’” and the ship reaches Portsmouth England after 22 days. On the 20th of June the King of England William IV dies and the next day Queen Victoria his niece ascends the throne. “All colours in the harbors and most likely in the kingdom were displayed at half mast and we fired guns in honour of the deceased. Soon after this firing ceased we manned the rigging cheered ship and fired a “Royal Salute” on the occasion of Queen Victoria's daughter of the Duke of Kent and niece to the late Sovereign.” The ship moves on to Copenhagen then Kronstadt “situated at the head of the gulf of Finland.” The ship is ‘visited by the Emperor Nicholas and wife. We were by no means in condition for such a visit. We had been up the greater part of the preceding night and after coming to anchor pulling sail &c. We proceeded to holy-stone the decks washed and dried them down in the neatest manner. After this we ___ our topmast rigging in afresh and the utmost exertions were used by all hands to put the ship in the best order for the expected visit though she was after all very far from being in first-rate condition.” The author describes the Emperor as a “tall stout well made man with light reddish hair blue eyes high forehead and high cheek bones and has a remarkably loft and commanding appearance.” The author speaks very highly of Nicholas and the visit goes smoothly and enjoyably. The whole event is a thoroughly enjoyable portion of the journal. The author spends time comparing the Danes and the Russians before the ship leaves again this time heading for Rio de Janeiro. This section of the journal ends as the ship reaches Portsmouth England again. The journal begins again in 1839 as the ship is in South America protecting American commerce. “Feb. 9th 1839. Here we found our presence much needed for the protection of American property. When we left the first time the French had nothing like a respectable force on the station.Their forces however have been increased but are also too weak for the a blockade of more than the port of Buenos Aires. The entries in this portion are spread out with long periods in between each entry. The ship seems to go between Rio and Montevideo providing protection of American trading ships in the area. The author also speaks of the reasons for the war and the Independence’s role in helping mediate the conflict as well as thoughts on the role of the American Navy in “the formations of a character abroad as well as at home.” The soldiers also seem fairly unhappy on the ship after a while. “Jan 1st 1840. At Montevideo and little prospect of leaving soon. More than 100 of the men have completed the full term for which they entered the services and are clamorous to be sent home.Under these circumstances no ship can hardly be deemed fit for actual service.” The ship finally leaves the Brazil Station “after being thirty five months on this cruise. I think I shall stop at home a few months at least.” The journal continues with the next entry explaining that after three months of doing nothing Mr. Joy joins the “Montezuma Capt. Christiansen bound to Liverpool.” Having heard of “such a thing as ‘Happy England’” he is “struck all aback to see the number of prostitutes beggars ballad singers &c. I do believe that in this single place there is more persons of the above description than in the whole of the U.S. You can not walk from the docks up in the city without being accosted every two or three minutes by a female with ‘I say Jack won’t you treat us’ or ‘Shipmate give us a chew tobacco will ye’ or ‘God bless your honour you hav’nt got never a penny for a poor fellow have ye’”. The entry ends with a list entitled “U.S. Ship Independence. List of Officers 20th May 1837. John B. Nicolson.” The list contains more than 3 dozen names of all the men on board including midshipman on the ship. There is also a list of “Salutes fired during the years 1837 38 39 & 40.” with the columns “Date” “No. of guns” “Quantity of powder” and “When” and on the opposite page “On What occasion.” The list is 12 pages long and provides a fantastic and comprehensive list of where the ‘Independence’ was during the years of the author’s journal and the special occasions on which it fired salutes. The journal also contains a hand drawn portrait of the face of Emperor Nicholas I with the date “July 29th 1837” written underneath. The drawing is amateur but very well done in a number of colors. The book is roughly 220 pages in which there is writing in approximately 70 or 80 pages. The handwriting is easy to read and legible throughout in black ink which is rarely faded. The pages show some discoloration and wear but nothing that affects the legibility of the writing. The cover shows a good deal of wear and age damage but is still very structurally sound. A number of the pages with writing have come loose from the binding but are still gathered together so they are not loose from each other. There are two major gatherings detached and the rest of the book is still in the binding. Overall: G. Sample Text: “May 19th 1837. All ready for sea and people in crowds visiting our ship. Some probably to see and be seen but many very many to take leave of ‘friends and comrades dear’ bound on a long and tiresome cruise. Such numbers came off in boats that it was impossible to admit all and numbers were compelled to return without bidding their friends farewell as gratifying their curiosity by inspecting our kindly beautiful ship.”; “July 4th. We fired a National Salute but had no merry making on the occasion. It was in fact the dullest Fourth I have ever witnessed.”; “June 23rd 1839. We have been nearly 18 months from Boston before we were allowed to go on shore and many of us have been almost two years on board without having been out of the ship.I am of opinion the men should have had liberty much oftener: and I believe they might have had it without detriment to the service or themselves.” Background: The ‘USS Independence’ was a wooden-hulled three-masted ship originally a ship of the line and the first to be commissioned by the United States Navy. Originally a 90-gun ship in 1836 she was cut down by one deck and re-rated as a 54-gun frigate. Independence recommissioned on 26 March 1837 and sailed from Boston on 20 May 1837 as flagship of Commodore John B. Nicholson. On board for her record passage across the Atlantic Ocean to England was the Honorable George Dallas Minister to Russia. She arrived at Portsmouth England 13 June called at Copenhagen; then proceeded into Kronstadt 29 July 1837 to receive a visit from the Emperor Nicholas I of Russia. Two days later a steam boat arrived to transport Mr. Dallas and his family to St. Petersburg. Having received marked social courtesies from the Russian government Independence departed Kronstadt on 13 August 1837 for Rio de Janeiro where she became flagship of the Brazil Squadron to guard American commerce along the eastern seaboard of South America. This duty continued into the spring of 1839 when Commodore Nicholson attempted mediation to end the war between France and Argentina. The Independence returned north to New York on 30 March 1840. She was laid up in ordinary until 14 May 1842 when she became flagship of Commodore Charles Stewart in the Home Squadron. Based at Boston and New York she continued as his flagship until laid up in ordinary on 3 December 1845.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF CYRUS E. JOY U.S.S. INDEPENDENCE FLAGSHIP THREE MASTED SHIP SHIP OF THE LINE UNITED STATES NAVY U.S. NAVAL HISTORY RUSSIAN EMPEROR NICHOLAS I COMMANDANT JOHN B. NICHOLSON HONORABLE GEORGE M. DALLAS MINISTER TO RUSSIA DEATH OF WILLIAM IV KING OF ENGLAND DIPLOMACY FOREIGN SERVICE ASCENSION TO THE THRONE OF QUEEN VICTORIA PRE CIVIL WAR ERA UNITED STATES U.S. FOREIGN POLICY FLAGSHIP BRAZIL STATION WAR OF THE CONFEDERATION FRENCH BLOCKADE OF THE RIO DE LA PLATA AMERICAN COMMERCE IN THE 19TH CENTURY 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 . unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 0009111

‎Cyrus, Hannelore (Hrsg.)‎

‎Gesches "Schwestern". Kriminalgeschichten aus Bremen.‎

‎Bremen : Hauschild, 2001. 240 S. ; 22 cm; gebunden, illustrierter Orig.-Pappband;‎

‎Tadelloser Zustand, frisches Exemplar. Ungelesen. /literatur c ld ISBN: 9783897571112‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 133793

‎CZAPSKA (Marie) -‎

‎La Vie de Mickiewicz -‎

‎Paris : Plon (Coll. Le roman des grandes existences), 1931 - in-12 broché sous couverture en deux tons, 320 pages - exemplaire non coupé - très bon état -‎

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Referenz des Buchhändlers : 19026

‎Czech-Jochberg, Erich‎

‎Hitler. eine deutsche Bewegung.‎

‎Oldenburg i.O., Stalling, 1930. 11.- 20. Tsd. 8. 216 S., 1 Fototaf., Lw., Einbd. leicht fleckig, Schnitt gebräunt, Heftung etwas gelockert, innen sauber erhalten. 20‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 60800AB

‎Czernin, Monika‎

‎Remo Largo - Ein Leben für die Kinder.‎

‎München, Piper, 2023. Biografie 284 S. Pappband mit Umschlag / gebundene Ausgabe‎

‎1. Aufl.;. (Mit Abbildungen auf Tafeln); Guter und sauberer Zustand.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 75862

‎Czerny, Siegfried‎

‎Ein Malerleben. ERSTAUSGABE.‎

‎München : Kunstverlag Holzinger, 1971. [54] Seiten. Mit zahlreichen montierten Abbildungen, teils in Farbe. 27 cm Originalkunststoffeinband. 24cm‎

‎Nur der weiße Einband mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren ( ganz leicht fleckig) . Sonst SEHR gutes Exemplar. Mit einer Biographie.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 312449

‎Czibulka, Alfons von‎

‎Prinz Eugen. Ein Lebensbild.‎

‎München, P. Hugendubel, [1936]. 6.-15. Tsd. 8. 245 S., Mit 31 Bildtaf. Hlw. Rü. berieben, Schn. leicht gebräunt, innen stellenw. minim. fl., gut erhalten. 1 Widmung/Notiz d. Besitzers a. Vors. 15‎

‎Auf Wunsch senden wir gerne ein Foto des Buches via E-mail‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 53378AB

‎Cécile Duflot‎

‎De l'interieur: voyage au pays de la desillusion‎

‎Librairie Artheme Fayard 2014 240 pages 13 462x2 032x21 336cm. 2014. Broché. 240 pages.‎

‎Bon état‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 500146990

‎Cécile Hamay‎

‎Livres hebdo‎

‎Ramsay 1996 614 pages in8. 1996. broché. 614 pages.‎

‎Très bon état‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 1768