‎Biographie‎

‎Pattison, Jimmy with Paul Grescoe‎

‎Jimmy : An Autobiography Inscribed copy‎

‎Toronto: Seal Books 1987. CAD First Printing INSCRIBED BY Pattison on the end paper: "Mario/ My Best Wishes and lots of continued success!/ Jimmy" no other markings Fine in unclipped Fine dustjacket. 8vo grey bds 300pp index. The autobiography of Jimmy Pattison written with Paul Grescoe is a story of a born businessman who heads Canada's 8th privately owned corporation. 2.0 JM HOQ 103/b2. Inscribed By Author. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾". Seal Books Hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : 04999 ???????? : 0770421962 9780770421960

‎Pattison, Jimmy (Signed)‎

‎Jimmy - An Autobiography‎

‎Signed and briefly inscribed by Jimmy Pattison. "No other Canadian has 'gone for it' with more impressive results... Jimmy did it all himself." - Peter C. Newman. The autobiography of legendary Canadian businessman Jimmy Pattison. 300 pages. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. An excellent copy. Book‎

‎Patton, Alfred B.‎

‎PEDDLER COMES TO BUCKS COUNTY.‎

‎96 p. Numerous illustrations. 8vo. Stiff paper boards. XLib. PA 9.‎

‎PATZE, Hans (Hrsg.)‎

‎Kaiser Karl IV. 1316 - 1378. Forschungen über Kaiser und Reich. Sonderabdruck der Aufsätze aus "Blätter für Deutsche Landesgeschichte". Bd. 114.‎

‎Neustadt an der Aisch, Ph. C. W. Schmidt Vlg., 1978. 1. Aufl. VII, 890 S. Gr.-8°, OLnbd. mit Schutzumschlag.‎

‎Sammelband mit wissenschaftl. App. Schönes Ex.‎

书商的参考编号 : 121470

‎PAU GASOL‎

‎VIDA‎

‎FOTOGRAFIAS DE LORI SHEPLER. 289 paginas‎

‎PAUL ALEXANDER‎

‎JAMES DEAN. EL BULEVAR DE LOS SUEÑOS ROTOS‎

‎ILUSTRADO CON FOTOGRAFIAS EN BLANCO Y NEGRO.343 paginas‎

‎Paul Burrell‎

‎Al servizio della mia regina. A Royal Duty‎

‎Brossura editoriale, copertina illustrata con alette segnata da comuni tracce da manipolazione, pigmento lievemente ingiallito alterato da polvere e impronte di umido, n. 46 di collana, traduz. R. Moro, volume impreziosito da tavole fuori testo, interno ben tenuto con sporadiche becche, minimo pulviscolo e fioriture ai tagli. N. pag. 497. USATO‎

‎Paul de GONDI , cardinal de RETZ - (1613-1679) - Préface, notes et Table de Georges Mongrédien‎

‎MEMOIRES DU CARDINAL DE RETZ, Préface, notes et Table de Georges Mongrédien‎

‎PARIS, Lib. Garnier Frères - sans date - complet en 4 volumes - In-12 - Broché -XLIII-331, 379, 368 & 270 pages, y compris index - En partie non coupé - Tomes III & IV 237 & 307 pages - Propres Homme politique et écrivain français qui rapporta dans ses Mémoires sa destinée exceptionnelle. Paul de Gondi, futur cardinal de Retz, fut destiné à accéder au siège archiépiscopal de Paris, que son oncle occupait. Il fut ainsi orienté vers des études de théologie, qu'il réussit brillamment. Pourtant, il s'intéressait beaucoup plus aux conspirateurs et aux héros de l'Antiquité qu'aux saints hommes. À vingt ans, il écrivit un petit ouvrage sur le conspirateur Gian Luigi Fiesco (1655). Il avait déjà choisi une voie bien différente de celle qu'on avait prévue pour lui. Il participa en 1636 à la conspiration menée par le comte de Soissons contre Richelieu. Il dut attendre la mort du cardinal et de LouisXIII pour être nommé coadjuteur de l'archevêque de Paris par la régente Anne d'Autriche, en 1643. Sa réputation d'agitateur lui attira très tôt de fortes inimitiés. Quand débuta la Fronde, en 1648, il fut au premier rang des frondeurs contre Mazarin, essayant d'imposer son autorité aux différents groupes d'insurgés. En 1650, il s'allia à la reine contre Condé; lorsque celui-ci fut défait par Turenne, Paul de Gondi devint cardinal. Mais au retour de Mazarin, quand la Fronde reprit, il fut désavoué et emprisonné. En 1654, il devint de droit successeur de son oncle, décédé, sur le siège archiépiscopal. Mazarin réclama sa démission, en vain. Retz réussit à s'évader de sa prison, et trouva refuge en Espagne, en Italie, en Flandre enfin. Il mena une vie errante jusqu'à la mort de Mazarin. Il accepta alors de démissionner du siège d'archevêque, réclamant en échange l'abbaye de Saint-Denis et l'autorisation de revenir en France. Exilé dans son château de Commercy, il fut chargé de participer aux conclaves en 1662, 1665, 1668, 1670. Puis il se consacra à l'écriture des Mémoires. Témoignage historique important, cet ouvrage est parfois plus une reconstruction de sa vie qu'une fidèle narration. Œuvre agréable à lire, spontanée, libre, mais aussi séditieuse et favorable à l'esprit de révolte, elle n'a pas arrangé la réputation de ce conspirateur. Elle fut publiée pendant la Régence (1717).‎

‎Paul de Noailles, « comte de Noailles », Paris, 4 janvier 1802, 29 mai 1885 - 3e duc d'Ayen (1823), 6e duc de Noailles (1824), Historien, Ami et confident de Chateaubriand, qu'il remplaça à l'Académie française. .‎

‎Anne-Paule-Dominique de Noailles, Marquise de Montaigu‎

‎PARIS, Dentu/Douniol - 1865 - In-12 - seconde édition - Reliure 1/2 chagrin frottée - 446 pages + Errata - envoi rapide et soigné‎

‎Paul Deschamps‎

‎La formation de la pensée de Coleridge (1772/1804) -‎

‎PARIS, Marcel Didier, Coll. "Université de Paris Faculté des lettres et sciences humaines" - 1963, 17 x 25 cm - In-8 - Broché, Couverture légèrement défraîchie - Thèse principale pour le Doctorat ès Lettres présentée à la Faculté des Lettres et Sciences Humaines de l'Université de Paris par Paul Deschamps - 603 pages - Exemplaire de travail, annotations au crayon (effaçables) - Bon état. Intérieur - Réf. 47776‎

‎Paul Duncan, a cura di.‎

‎Chaplin‎

‎Volume della collana Movie Icons, a cura di Paul Duncan. Testi di David Robinson. Tradotto in spagnolo, italiano e portoghese. Contiene fotografie di Roy Export Company Establishment prevalentemente in bianco e nero ed alcune illustrazioni a colori. Il libro è stampato su carta patinata e si presenta ben conservato, lievemente usurati i piatti che presentato alcune rigature sottili appena visibili. Le pagine interne sono in buono stato, solo in alcune i margini appena ingialliti. Numero pagine 192. USATO‎

‎PAUL FAURE‎

‎ALEJANDRO‎

‎Grandes Biografías de la Historia430 PAGINAS‎

‎Paul Fierens‎

‎Jean Van Eyck‎

‎Paris 1931. 16°:pp.27n.+64 tavole fuori testo. bross.origin.‎

‎Paul Ganz‎

‎Hans Holbein D.J. Des meisters gemalde‎

‎Testo proveniente dalla collezione privata Prof.Eduard Safarik. N.XX della collana, ritratto in nero all'antiporta, pagine leggermente e naturalmente ingiallite, lievissima e minuta fioritura alle ultime carte, con 252 illustrazioni in nero nei testi, alcune di esse anche ripiegate, rilegatura in tutta tela editoriale, rossa con titoli e decori dorati, sbiadita al dorso, con qualche minuta abrasione, tracce di polvere, piccoli segni di usura alle punte, al piede ed alla cima, ingialliti i tagli, dorati quelli superiori. Numero pagine 269 USATO‎

‎PAUL GEORGES‎

‎GILBERT-ALLYRE DE LANGHAC - MARQUIS DE COLIGNY ET LOUISE-FRANCOISE DE BUSSY DE RABUTIN‎

‎CHAMPION EDOUARD. 1924. In-8 Carré. Broché. Etat d'usage. Plats abîmés. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 29 pages - 2e plat taché. Pages non coupées.‎

‎Paul Grenet‎

‎Il cristiano fedele alla terra. Teilhard de Chardin‎

‎N.2 della collana, a cura di Mario Gozzini e Giorgio Luti, pagine brunite ai bordi causa tempo, bruniti anche i tagli, testi perfettamente fruibili, brossura editoriale in cartoncino flessibile, ingiallita al dorso e lungo i margini, con minuta fioritura ed usura alla cima, sovraccoperta illustrata, con fioritura, usura ai bordi ed al dorso. Numero pagine 258 USATO‎

‎PAUL JAMES MCGAHAN‎

‎FASCINATING AND INTRICATELY DETAILED ORIGINAL HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF A YOUNG INFANTRYMAN ENDURING INTENSE TRAINING AND WORKING HIS WAY UP THE RANKS IN THE AMERICAN HOMEFRONT AT THE VERY END OF WORLD WAR ONE‎

‎CAMP MEADE WADSWORTH GORDON AMERICA HOMEFRONT. Good. 1914. On offer is the absolutely fascinating and deeply detailed wartime homeland diary of Paul James McGahan. McGahan starts as a simple orderly and works his way up to private 1st class and then through hard work and tremendous diligence shows himself to be an exemplary soldier and gets commissioned and ends up as a 1st Lieutenant shortly before WW1 ends. This diary is remarkably detailed with almost every day written as a fully detailed entry. Most impressive are the months of hard training that McGahan does with each training schedule written out in its entirety so the reader gets a full scope of just how difficult and intense the military training is. The diary is signed “Paul James McGahan. 1325 Mt. Vernon St. Philadelphia PA.” The same page also has a detailed breakdown of all the ranks that McGahan has during the course of 1918 where he earned them and from what time period he held the rank. In the beginning of the diary McGahan is in New York on leave from the military and enjoying the sights and sounds of the Big Apple: going to museums visiting friends wining and dining all over the city. “January 3 1918. Spent afternoon with Dr. Cohen who pronounced me wonderfully fit and said the systolic murmur of the heart was very faint. Declared I showed great improvement over previous years exams. Dined at Harlem. Visited Margaret and Edward for Got back to Pen & Penal club and as hotels were all filled had to sleep on chairs by log fire.” By January 10th McGahan is back in active duty. “Came off guard at 4:30 and was told I would be head orderly starting in the morning.” After January 15th there are not many entries for the next two months. A notable exception is on February 22 when McGahan writes “Was made a private 1st class by Lieutenant E W Madeira commanding Headquarters Troop.” There are no entries for the entire month of March and only a few for the end of April. He mentions at the end of April returning home from Annapolis to Philadelphia so it is assumed that McGahan was at Annapolis training as a private. At the very end of April McGahan goes to Camp Meade in Middletown Pennsylvania. His training seems to take an immediate toll on him as he develops “two huge boils” on each of his legs. “Could hardly sit on train!!!!!” he writes. Two days later he is in the Base Hospital. The next week have only one sentence under each entry. “In hospital.” He is released on May 8. On May 17th he writes “Long delays at troop but Glenn and I as the 2 successful candidates departed to the school. He took artillery. I took the infantry course. Very busy evening getting belongings together to stand inspection in A.M. Was assigned to third Platoon Third Company and became instead of Private 1st Class.” In Camp Meade McGahan is recommended an advanced infantry course. He spends the next month writing very detailed and specific diary entries of his days learning and training. It is obvious the army way of thinking is getting to him as the days are divided into specific increments of time and tasks. “May 24 1918. Very busy day. School of soldier 7.30 to 8.30. Conference on care of equipment 8.30/9.30. Platoon drill 9.30 to 10. School of Squad 10 to 11. Was a corporal for about 15 minutes. 11 to 11.30 bayonet drill. Capt. gave me some personal instruction. Running drill as an instructor 1.15 to 2.15. Hike with gun & light pack 2.15 to 3.15. Conference on Instructor Guard Duty to 3.45. School of company to 4.45. Hard work preparing for inspection. No chance to look at books.” Most days in May and June are like this. Intense training and schooling. For a bit McGahan is waylaid with a knee problem but it quickly is dressed and resolves itself for him to train some more. These months are incredibly interesting to see the tremendous amount of training that went into becoming a commissioned officer in the army. Near the end of June McGahan has his final exam for the infantry course which he passes. He describes the whole exam in detail. On June 25 he moves down to Camp Gordon in Georgia for more training. The schedule is even heavier at Camp Gordon. “July 3 1918. Platoon Drill 7 to 8.15. PHysical 8.15 to 8.45. Bayonet 8.45 to 9.15. To 9.45 Wig Way. 9.45 to 10.30 Conference Musketry Chapter 8. 10.45 to 11.30 Musketry drill review of trigger and rapid fire. 1 to 2 Conference I.D.R. 350 to 424. 2 to 3 I.H.R. 50 to 83. External orders 1st man out in front of platoon at this formation. Nother hot day and I don’t feel any too chillier. 7 to 9 given over to study of stuff for tomorrow. So far no regular mail service has been established. We are finding mail in all other company barracks. I’ve had just one letter it forwarded from Meade. July and August are the same as the months before. Training studying drills study sleep. Over and over again. There are occasional personal comments on his life and events that occur around him mostly interpersonal relations with other soldiers but the entries are usually full of the day-to-day training schedule. No day is missing in these months. He finishes his training in the end of August. On August 26th he is sworn in as a commissioned officer. “August 26 1918. Red Letter day. Were sworn in by Capt. Scott at 8.30. Signed oath of office and got Commissions. Helped McConnell and Pickett closeout company and at 11.30 said goodbye to all. Very amusing as boy dressed out in their officers regalia. Lunched at Hoser’s House and boarded usual train at 1. Said goodbye to Sgt. Quinn and Capt. Scott. Train did not leave until 2.45.” After he is commissioned McGahan has a few weeks off where he returns to Philadelphia sees friends and family goes to Ocean City New Jersey to see his godchild and spends a good deal of time relaxing and being with non-military people. In September he is given orders to go to Camp Wadsworth near Spartanburg South Carolina. “September 5 1918. “It started raining as we hit Camp Wadsworth. I am assigned to the 58th Pioneer Infantry and for the present am attached to Company M. I have my own little tent.” As a commissioned officer McGahan is in charge of a small number of troops with whom he trains in infantry and rifle skills and bonds with. He also participates in a court martial. The circumstances are unclear but McGahan testifies on behalf of the men being court martialed. “I feel I made a good case for them” he says of his testimony. In Camp Wadsworth McGahan attends automatic rifle school and gas school for understanding how to fight in gas masks. September and October are mostly full of new training and a new understanding of his commissioned roles in the military. In early November less than a week before WW1 officially ends McGahan is commissioned as a 1st Lieutenant Infantry. He is ecstatic about his promotion. On November 11 1918 World War 1 ends. “Whistles and bells awakened us all at 2.45 this morning when official announcement was made that Germans had accepted offer of armistice. It is a holiday. People in autos to camp cheering and waving flags. Town was thronged with cheery celebrations. Very busy on military cemetery.” The rest of the year is easy for McGahan. Shortly after the end of the war he is appointed a “Judge Advocate of the Regimental Special Court Martial.” In addition to his regular tasks with his own company he also attends numerous court martials as the Judge Advocate meaning he serves as a legal advisor to the command to which he is assigned. At the very end of the year McGahan gets leave and returns to New York and Philadelphia for Christmas and New Years. The diary continues past December 31 and there are entries up to January 8th 1919 when McGahan comes back from vacation and is stationed again at Camp Meade. McGahan would end up serving in the military almost his entire life and would retire a colonel after World War Two. He died in 1972 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. He would receive a Army Commendation Medal for his lifelong work in the American Armed Forces.; Manuscript; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF PAUL JAMES MCGAHAN CAMP MEADE CAMP WADSWORTH CAMP GORDON PHILADELPHIA MIDDLETOWN PENNSYLVANIA SPARTANBURG SOUTH CAROLINA TRAINING BASES IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR ANNAPOLIS RANKS OF THE MILITARY BASIC TRAINING IN WORLD WAR ONE AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL AMERICANA 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

书商的参考编号 : 0009013

‎Paul Laurence Dunbar; Lida Keck Wiggins [biography]; William Dean Howells [intro]‎

‎The Life and Works of Paul Laurence Dunbar Containing His Complete Poetical Works His Best Short Stories Numerous Anecdotes and a Complete Biography of the Famous Poet‎

‎Washington DC: Published by Austin-Jenkins Company 1907. Very Good. Washington DC: Published by Austin-Jenkins Company 1907. Octavo; brown cloth boards stamped in black; 430pp. Photographs and illustrations throughout; no dust jacket. Light wear to boards binding otherwise sound; contemporary ownership inscription and brief notes of Alice Rebecca Scott to endpapers also noting "Bought from H.C. Strother in year 1908." A Very Good and sound copy; this edition was published by various imprints and through subscription in the year following Dunbar's death; we have also handled a salesman's dummy with a Mullikin-Jenkins Washington DC imprint. Published by Austin-Jenkins Company unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : 46684

‎Paul Lebeau‎

‎Etty Hillesum Un itinéraire spirituel. Amsterdam 1941 - Auschwitz 1943‎

‎Brossura editoriale in cartoncino flessibile lucido, dalla copertina illustrata, leggermente lisa ai margini. Ritratto fotografico dell' Autore in quarta. Buonissimo lo stato di conservazione, pagine perfettamente tenute, velate da tonalità seppia, come i tagli, con alcune fotografie in bianco e nero, fuori testo. Numero pagine 210. USATO‎

‎Paul McCartney‎

‎Up and Coming Tour Book Program‎

‎Mpl Tours Ltd 2010. Paperback. Very Good. 0x0x0. The book is in fine condition. With no remarks or highlights. Original program from Paul McCartney's 2010 tour- Specializing in academic collectible and historically significant providing the utmost quality and customer service satisfaction. For any questions feel free to email us. Mpl Tours Ltd paperback‎

书商的参考编号 : A10226a

‎Paul Niedeck, Reise, Menschen, Tiere, Biographie - Niedeck, Paul‎

‎Begegnung mit Menschen und Tieren.‎

‎Georg Stilke, 1920. 287 Seiten Halbleinen‎

‎Zustand: Einband ist fleckig und verschmutzt. Ecken und Kanten sind berieben und bestoßen. Buchrücken ist gebräunt und etwas berieben und bestoßen. Dunkler Kopfschnitt. Buchblock ist fleckig. Die Seiten sind gebräunt und fleckig. Die ersten Seiten lösen sich von der Vorsatzfalz. Kleine Bleistiftnotizen auf dem Vorsatz. Altersfreigabe FSK ab 0 Jahre‎

书商的参考编号 : 202262

‎PAUL PRESTON‎

‎JUAN CARLOS REY DE UN PUEBLO‎

‎Paul Preston hispanista de reconocido prestigio mundial indaga en la vida de Juan Carlos I abordando su aproximación biográfica desde una óptica novedosa y profunda. Esta biografía no autorizada incide especialmente en la relación entre la figura monárquica y la personalidad humana del niño en el exilio del adolescente durante el franquismo y del hombre adulto. A partir de tal contraposición surge uno de los temas más importantes y sin embargo menos conocidos de la vida del rey de España: la relación con su padre y su vida de joven separado de la familia formando uno de los vértices del triángulo que se estableció con don Juan y con Franco.‎

‎Paul Rom‎

‎Sigmund Freud‎

‎Numero 3 della collana. Traduzione di Luigi Anolli. La sovraccoperta in cartone di colore celeste è illustrata con delle piccole fotografie in bianco e nero, si presenta in un eccellente stato di conservazione. La copertina in tessuto editoriale di colore blu è in ottime condizioni. Le pagine all’interno sono come nuove. Numero delle pagine 115. USATO‎

‎Paul Sabatier‎

‎Vie de S. Francois d' Assise Edition de Guerre‎

‎Volume rilegato con coperte in simil pelle bordeaux, titolo e autore in oro al dorso. Legatura non coeva. All' interno coperte originali della brossura, antiporta con immagine in bianco e ner del Santo. Tagli non rifilati, presente una tavola ripiegata con la riproduzione di una mappa anttica di Assisi. Pagine ingiallite ma frubili, alcune con aloni gialli alle estremità. Firma d' appartenenza all' occhiello. Numero pagine 420 USATO‎

‎Paul Schuh‎

‎Joseph Andreas Anschuez (1772-1855). Der Gründer des Koblenzer Musikinstituts. Mit 31 Notenbeispielen.‎

‎Arno Volk - Verlag, Köln 1958. Broschur Sehr gut‎

‎Aus der Reihe "Beiträge zur Rheinischen Musikgeschichte", Heft 25, broschiertes Heft mit Rückentitelei, Rücken leicht verschmutzt, 140 paginierte Seiten mit Notenbeispielen und einem Portrait von Joseph Andreas Anschuez. 15 x 21 Cm. 0,18 Kg.‎

书商的参考编号 : 017234