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ENGAU, Johann Rudolph
Elementa iuris criminalis germanico-carolini ex genuinis fontibus deducta variis observationibus et formulis illustrata ... quibus novas quasdam observationes addidit Joannes August Hellfeld. Editio VI. cum 4 tabulis.
Jena, Croecker, 1767. (Nachdruck). (13), 556, (48) S. Hln. (Bibliothek des deutschen Strafrechts. Alte Meister, 6) ISBN 3-8051-0310-7
Référence libraire : 246645
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ENGAU, Johann Rudolph
Elementa iuris germanici civilis veteris pariter atque hodierni. Ex genuinis fontibus deducta et commoda auditoribus methodo adornata. Editio quarta auctior et emendatior.
Jena, Cröcker, 1752. 3 Bl., 716 S., 62 Bl. Mit gestochener Titelvignette. Halbleder der Zeit (abgegriffen).
Référence libraire : 627650
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Engel, L
Collegium universi juris canonici, antehac juxta triplex juris objectum partitum,... Ed. XIV. 2 part.
Salisburgi, Mayr, 1759. Kl.-4°. M. 1 Front. 7 Bl., 1318 S., 29 Bl. Ldr. d. Zt. Einbde. berieben. Kanten bestoßen. Stellenw. etwas braunfleckig. St. u. hs. Besitzvermerk a. Tit. Tl. 1 Rücken beschäd.
Référence libraire : 628216
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Engel, L
Jus canonicum. 5 part. in 3 vol.
Vindobonae, Trattner, 1761. Ldr. d. Zt. Einbde. berieben. St. a. Tit.
Référence libraire : 628217
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ENGEL, S
Der Rückgriff des Scheinvaters wegen Unterhaltsleistungen. Zugleich ein Beitrag zur allgemeinen Regreßproblematik.
Berlin, Duncker & Humblot, 1974. 143 S. OKart. (Stempel auf Titel, Bibliotheksschild).
Référence libraire : 3206292
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Engelbrecht, Georg
Commentatio de operis rusticorum. Von den Frohn- oder Herren-Diensten. Editio novissima.
Jena Jo. Friedrich Ritter 1741. . Nrn. aT von alter Hand. - Georg Engelbrecht 1638-1705 Sohn des Kanzlers beim Braunschweig-Lüneburgischen Herzog Arnold E. gest. 1639 studierte zu Helmstedt die Rechte u. wurde später Professor u. Senior der Universität auch Kur-Braunschweig-Lüneburgischer Rat vgl.ADB 6 S. 130; Jöcher Comp. Gelehrten-Lex. I Sp.870. - Vorliegende Schrift erschien zuerst 1675 in Helmstedt als juristische Dissertation. Jena, Jo. Friedrich Ritter, 1741. unknown
Référence libraire : 47982
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Engelbrecht, Ch.J.K. Engelbrecht (praes.) u. S.J. Hartmann (resp.)
Juris Brunsvico-Luneburgici enucleati specimen primum de genuinis decisionvm iuris fontibus in terris Brunsvico-Luneburgicis.
Helmstedt, Hamm, 1719. 1 Bl.,74 S., 2 Bl. Ohne Einbd. Gebräunt, teils braunfl. Tekt. a. Tit.
Référence libraire : 178870
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ENGELBRECHT, G. (praes.) u. R.A. BLUME (resp.)
Dissertatio juridica de servitiis vasallorum militaribus,. vulgo Ritter-Diensten, Ritter-Pferden.
Halle, Hendel, 1736. Kl.-4to. 64 S. Rücken-Broschur.
Référence libraire : 3616425
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ENGELBRECHT, Georg
Dissertatio iuridica de Charta Blanca, Oder: Von Blanqueten.
Jena, Ritter, 1745. 4to. 24 S. 3 gefaltete Rohbogen.
Référence libraire : 605380
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ENGELBRECHT, Georg (praes.), Hermann Dietrich MEIBOM (resp.)
Exercitatio juridica de principum in dispensando potestate.
Helmstedt, G. W. Hamm, 1695. Kl.-4to. 40 Bl. Neuer Ppbd (anfangs etwas braunfleckig).
Référence libraire : 3616902
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ENGELHARD, Regner
Allgemeines peinliches Recht. Versuch eines allgemein peinlichen Rechts aus den Grundsätzen der Weltweisheit und besonderst der Rechte der Natur hergeleitet.
Frankfurt/Leipzig, Weidmann, 1756. (Nachdruck). (24), 742, (22) S. Hln. (Bibliothek des deutschen Strafrechts. Alte Meister, 14) ISBN 3-8051-0374-3
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Engelhardt, J
Die Erfahrungen mit d. Durchführung d. §§ 20a, 42e ff. StGB im Bereich d. OLG Celle seit 1945 unter besonderer Berücksichtigung d. Erfahrungen mit d. Prognose. Diss.
Kiel, 1964. 2 Bl., 181 S. OBr. Name a. Umschl.
Référence libraire : 181057
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ENGELMANN, A
Der deutsche Civilprozeß. Band 3.
Breslau, Marcus, 1901. (Reprint 1970). XII, 495 S. Lwd.
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ENGELMANN, Arthur
Das Bürgerliche Recht Deutschlands mit Einschluß des Handels-, Wechsel- und Seerechts historisch und dogmatisch dargestellt. 5., verbesserte Auflage.
Berlin, Guttentag, 1909. (Nachdruck). XV, 872 S. Hln. (100 Jahre BGB. Bürgerliches Recht, 26) ISBN 3-8051-0710-2
Référence libraire : 300010
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Engelmann, Bernt
Die unsichtbare Tradition - Band 1: Richter zwischen Recht und Macht - ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der deutschen Strafjustiz 1779-1918. Band 2: Rechtsverfall, Justizterror und das schwere Erbe, 1919 bis heute - Die unsichtbare Tradition / Richter zwischen Recht und Macht Engelmann, Bernt: Die unsichtbare Tradition ; Bd. 1
Köln : Pahl-Rugenstein 1988. 384 S. und 399 Seiten: Ill. ; 20 cm, mit Schutzumschlag, Eigentümersignatur auf Vorsatzblatt Gewebe, gebundene Ausgabe, Leinen, sonst Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
Référence libraire : 43617
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ENGELMANN, Woldemar
Die Schuldlehre der Postglossatoren und ihre Fortentwicklung. Eine historisch-dogmatische Darstellung der kriminellen Schuldlehre der italienischen Juristen des Mittelalters seit Accursius. 2., verbesserte Auflage.
Aalen, Scientia, 1965. XIII, 242 S. Olwd (Stempel auf Titel).
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ENGELMANN, Woldemar
Die Schuldlehre der Postglossatoren und ihre Fortentwicklung. Eine historisch-dogmatische Darstellung der kriminellen Schuldlehre der italienischen Juristen des Mittelalters seit Accursius. 2., verbesserte Auflage.
Aalen, Scientia, 1965. XIII, 242 S. OLwd.
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ENGELMANN, Woldemar
Die Wiedergeburt der Rechtskultur in Italien durch die wissenschaftliche Lehre. Eine Darlegung der Entfaltung des gemeinen italienischen Rechts und seiner Justizkultur im Mittelalter unter dem Einfluß der herrschenden Lehre der Gutachtenpraxis der Rechtsgelehrten und der Verantwortung der Richter im Sindikatsprozeß.
Leipzig, Koehler, 1938. XXIV, 585 S. Hlwd.
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ENGELMEYER, Cäcilie
Die Spaltung von Aktiengesellschaften nach dem neuen Umwandlungsrecht.
Köln, Schmidt, 1995. XXXII, 521 S. OKart.
Référence libraire : 3625905
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Engels, [Friedrich] / Schapper, Karl.
Der Congreß an den Bund. (London, 15 December "1848" [recte: 1847]).
8vo. 8 pp. Disbound; Japanese paper spine. Stored in custom-made red half morocco solander case. The only known copy of this founding document of communism, the final stepping stone towards the Communist Manifesto. The eight-page leaflet is a circular addressed to the “Bund der Kommunisten” (“Communist League”) by the participants of its second and final congress. The League, a revolutionary, socialist secret society, had been formed but a few months previously as a successor to the “Bund der Gerechten” (the “League of the Just”). The pioneering new name was adopted under the guidance of its new members Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels at the League’s first congress, held in London from June 2 through 9, 1847. Their ideas re-framed the League as an international organization with a coherent programme. Although the League would be formally disbanded in 1852, it is considered the precursor of the International Workingmen’s Association, the first Marxist political party, and the nucleus of all later communist parties. - The League’s second congress was held in Brussels from November 29 to December 8, half a year after the first. On both occasions the respective accounts were published under the heading "Der Congreß an den Bund": the former on June 9 and the present, latter one on December 15 (“1848” being a misprint for 1847). No copies of either of these two publications are recorded in library catalogues or in the usual bibliographical reference works. Only one or two copies of the circular of the First Congress are known: one in the estate of the Hamburg socialist and “Bund” member Joachim Friedrich Martens (SUB Hamburg, acquired in 1912); the other, apparently, in the Stiftung Archiv der Parteien und Massenorganisationen der DDR im Bundesarchiv (formerly in the Institut für Marxismus-Leninismus beim Zentralkomitee der SED, but not currently listed in the SAPMO’s catalogues). While this first circular was republished in 1969 (in Bert Andréas’s collection "Gründungsdokumente des Bundes der Kommunisten"), the present circular of the Second Congress has so far remained unknown to scholarship. As the Bund was still a secret society, the first circular was pseudonymously signed “Heide (Sekretär)” and “Karl Schill (Präsident)”, standing for Wilhelm Wolff and Karl Schapper, respectively. While the name of Schapper, the president, is given undisguised in the present second circular, it may therefore be more than a simple typographical error that the secretary’s name is here rendered as “J. Engels”. - In his article "On the History of the Communist League", written and published in 1885, nearly four decades after the event, Engels provides what has become the received version of the genesis of the Communist Manifesto: “[at the Second Congress Marx] expounded the new theory in a fairly long debate [...] All contradiction and doubt were finally set at rest, the new basic principles were unanimously adopted, and Marx and I were commissioned to draw up the Manifesto”. It is reasonable that Engels’s account should be a retrospective condensation of a more complicated process, albeit one of which few contemporary documents have survived. Interestingly, the use of the term "Manifest der kommunistischen Partei" is not entirely consistent throughout the circular: it is stated that a work so titled, which was to replace the "Communist Creed" passed at the First Congress, had already been compiled, drafted, translated into various languages, and even enacted (p. 1 f.), but had yet to be published. Also, it was decided at the Congress that such a "Manifesto" should appear annually in various languages (p. 7). The "Manifesto" of 1847 is said to have been drafted by taking into account all suggestions submitted by members of the League (p. 7); it is also said already to have given the Communist movement its proper expression (p. 2). The present circular as here published is referred to as the "organ of the League in its new appearance" (p. 8), and the forthcoming issue thereof is promised to contain the text of the Manifesto, which all subscribers are asked to disseminate as widely as possible, as it is to embody a brief summary of the Party’s position and will serve as a guideline to the Party’s propaganda, proving to the world that the communists are aware of their own position, as of those of all other proletarian parties (p. 8). - These passages shed new light on the development of the famous text, fleshing out Engels’s compressed narrative. And yet his account remains fundamentally accurate: at the Second Congress Marx took on the assignment to develop the Communist Manifesto into a publishable text, working from whatever sources or previous drafts he may have had, and together with Engels completed the task within several weeks. This December 15 publication, giving the final account of the plans and decisions of the League before the publication of the "Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei" two months later, just in time for the February Revolution of 1848, must be regarded as a founding document of Communism, recording the very moment when the great motor of the Manifesto was ignited. - It is very likely that this circular, the only known specimen in the world, was originally in the collection of a revolutionary who was - at least for a time - close to Marx: previously bound up with a collection of pamphlets apparently assembled by a German radical democrat in English exile (arguably Karl Blind, 1826-1907), including a first edition of "Herr Vogt" with Marx’s autograph corrections, it was removed from this volume for conservational reasons and is now stored within an acid-free portfolio. Not in Rubel, Stammhammer, Erstdrucke Marx Engels etc. No copies recorded in OCLC or KVK. Not in the 700-page catalogue of the books owned by Marx and Engels published in MEGA.
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Engels, Friedrich / Kautsky, Karl.
Friedrich Engels' Briefwechsel mit Karl Kautsky. Zweite, durch die Briefe Karl Kautskys vervollständigte Ausgabe von "Aus der Frühzeit des Marxismus". Wien, Danubia-Verlag, 1955.
8vo. XVI, 464 pp. Original red cloth with printed dustjacket. Edited by Benedikt Kautsky. = IISG Quellen und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der deutschen und österreichischen Arbeiterbewegung 1.
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Engels, Friedrich.
Der Ursprung der Familie, des Privateigenthums und des Staats. Hottingen-Zürich, Schweizerische Genossenschaftsdruckerei, 1884.
8vo. VI, (7)-146, (2) pp. Contemporary cloth with remains of a spine label. In custom-made cloth slipcase with giltstamped spine label. Rare first edition, published in Zurich while the Anti-Socialist Laws were in force in Germany and illegally distributed there. Engels's motivation for this work was the 1877 book "Ancient Society" by the American anthropologist Lewis H. Morgan, discussing the origins and development of the family. Marx had investigated the same subject and left notes which Engels combined with copious research of his own, blending it with the principal ideas of historical materialism: "thus, the book becomes a fundamental work on the development of society from the viewpoint of historical materialism" (Laffont). For the first time in Marxism, Engels here studies extensively the development of the family and of marriage, as well as the various positions of women in society. "This is the most instructive application of the materialist conception of history to the early forms of human society" (cf. NDB IV, 525). - Browned as common, but very evenly so. Some staining to the characteristic original binding, otherwise well preserved. Red ownership stamp from a Japanese private collection on verso of title. Rubel (Appendix) 93. Stammhammer I, 73, 20. Marx-Engels Erstdrucke 45f. (pictured).
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Engels, Friedrich.
Der Ursprung der Familie, des Privateigenthums und des Staats. Hottingen-Zürich, Schweizerische Genossenschaftsdruckerei, 1884.
VI, (7)-146, (2) SS. - (Beigebunden) II: Lassalle, Ferdinand. Die indirekte Steuer und die Lage der arbeitenden Klassen. Eine Vertheidigungsrede vor dem Königl. Kammergericht zu Berlin gegen die Anklage, die besitzlosen Klassen zum Haß und zur Verachtung gegen die Besitzenden öffentlich angereizt zu haben. Leipzig, Julius Röthing / Braunschweig, W. Bracke jr., 1873. 117, (1) SS. (Beigebunden) III: Die Verhandlungen über das Tabakmonopol im Deutschen Reichstage. Vollständige Wiedergabe der Reichstags-Verhandlungen am 10., 12. und 13. Mai 1882. Nach dem amtlichen Bericht. Stuttgart, Dietz, 1882. 197, (3) SS. Marmorierter Halbleinenband der Zeit. 8vo. I: Seltene Erstausgabe während des Sozialistengesetzes in Zürich erschienen und teils illegal in Deutschland verbreitet. Die äußere Anregung gab Morgan mit seiner "Ancient Society" 1877 über die Entwicklung der Familie. Marx hatte sich mit dem Thema beschäftigt und Material hinterlassen, das Engels durch umfangreiche eigene Forschungen ergänzte und mit den Leitideen des historischen Materialismus verband. "Dadurch wird das Buch ein Grundlagenwerk zur Entwicklung der Gesellschaft aus der Sicht des historischen Materialismus" (Laffont). Engels untersucht hier erstmals in der Entstehungsgeschichte des Marxismus ausführlich die Entwicklung der Familie, der Ehe und die unterschiedliche Stellung der Frau. "Es ist die instruktivste Anwendung der materialistischen Geschichtsauffassung auf die Frühformen der menschlichen Gesellschaft" (NDB IV, 525). - II: Zweite Auflage; die erste in Deutschland erschienene Ausgabe: erstmals 1863 in Zürich erschienen. - III: Erste und wohl einzige Ausgabe; eine der frühesten Publikationen des Dietz-Verlags. - Durchgehend etwas gebräunt; zu Beginn geringfügige Randläsuren; ein hinterlegter Ausriss im Inhaltsverzeichnis am Schluss. Besitzvermerk "Gust. Erdmann" am vorderen Innendeckel. I: Stammhammer I, 73, 20. Marx-Engels Erstdrucke 45f. (mit Abb.). Rubel 93. - II: Stammhammer I, 127, 27. - III: Emig A 6.
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Engels, Friedrich.
Der Ursprung der Familie, des Privateigenthums und des Staats. Hottingen-Zürich, Schweizerische Genossenschaftsdruckerei, 1884.
8vo. VI, (7)-146, (2) pp. Later half cloth with giltstamped spine label. Rare first edition, published in Zurich while the Anti-Socialist Laws were in force in Germany and illegally distributed there. Engels's motivation for this work was the 1877 book "Ancient Society" by the American anthropologist Lewis H. Morgan, discussing the origins and development of the family. Marx had investigated the same subject and left notes which Engels combined with copious research of his own, blending it with the principal ideas of historical materialism: "thus, the book becomes a fundamental work on the development of society from the viewpoint of historical materialism" (Laffont). For the first time in Marxism, Engels here studies extensively the development of the family and of marriage, as well as the various positions of women in society. "This is the most instructive application of the materialist conception of history to the early forms of human society" (cf. NDB IV, 525). - Browned, with slight staining near beginning and end of the volume. Slight edge defects, mostly repaired, to title page. Rubel (Appendix) 93. Stammhammer I, 73, 20. Marx-Engels Erstdrucke 45f. (pictured).
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Engels, Friedrich.
Die Lage der arbeitenden Klasse in England. Leipzig, Otto Wigand, 1845.
8vo. 358, (2) pp. (including a single leaf of advertisements). With a lithographic folding map of Manchester. Contemporary half calf over pebbled cloth boards; giltstamped spine sympathetically repaired. White moirée endpapers. First edition of Engels' first book, written in his early twenties, with a three-page preface in English addressed "to the working classes of Great-Britain". Based on personal knowledge of the situation in Britain gained during the time he spent in 1842-43 at his father's factory in Salford, Engels exposed the horrific living conditions which the Industrial Revolution had entailed for workers in large industrial cities such as Manchester and Liverpool: mortality from disease was four times that in the surrounding countryside, and mortality from convulsions was ten times as high. Originally addressed to a German audience, the book is considered a classic account of the universal condition of the industrial working class during its time. It was not translated into English until 1887, as "The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844". - "Our image of Manchester capitalism, with the owners of the means of production enjoying their life unfettered by legal, organisational or moral restraints, is based on these descriptions by Engels" (cf. Bönig, p. 13). His book "made a crucial contribution [to the workers' self-empowerment] because it provided so detailed an account of their destitution, thus showing the newly arisen competitive capitalism in a new light that prompted them to take action themselves" (ibid., p. 15). - Even previous to their important meeting in the late summer of 1844, Marx had read and been profoundly impressed by Engels' article "Umrisse zu einer Kritik der Nationalökonomie" (Outline of a Critique of National Economy), from which Engels' 1845 book grew, as it had been published in February in the "Deutsch-Französische Jahrbücher", which Marx had co-edited. Engels' notion that political economy revealed bourgeois society's contradictions, which in turn pointed the way to their own overcoming, would provide the framework for the future direction of Marxist thought. - Hinges professionally repaired. Some light browning throughout, mainly confined to margins, but on the whole quite crisp and clean. A remarkably well-preserved copy. Stammhammer I, 72, 8. Marx-Engels Erstdrucke p. 10 (with illustration p. 8). Rubel p. 243, no. 18 ("338 p." in error). MEGA I, 4, 7-285. Jürgen Bönig, "Industrie 1.0 - Friedrich Engels und der Aufstand der schlesischen Weber 1844", in: Aus dem Antiquariat NF 19.1 (2021), pp. 7-15.
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Engels, Friedrich.
Herrn Eugen Dühring's Umwälzung der Wissenschaft. Von Friedrich Engels. [I. Philosophie.] II. Politische Oekonomie. Sozialismus. Leipzig, Genossenschafts-Buchdruckerei, [1877-]1878.
8vo. VIII, 274 pp. Contemporary blue cloth. Extremely rare first separate printings of Engels's "Anti-Dühring" (properly, "Mr Eugen Dühring's Revolution in Science"), previously published only in serialized form in the "Vorwärts" between January 1877 and July 1878 and today considered one of the most influential Marxist texts. At the suggestion of Liebknecht, who had his eye on the generally poor socialist readers unwilling to spend the cost of an entire book at one go, the work was then separately released in two fascicules: the first appeared in mid-September 1877, while the second came out together with the book edition in July 1878. The present volume unites these two separate instalments, using the title page of the second and including the preface - issued with the second part - before the first, so as to approximate the appearance of the complete book edition. - Prompted by a need to counter the growing influence of Dühring's anti-Marxist brand of socialism on German social democracy, the polemic was - as Engels wrote to Marx - an attempt "to produce an encyclopedic survey of our conception of the philosophical, natural-science and historical problems". While the term "scientific socialism" was not in fact coined by Engels, it was in this work that he invested it with the meaning as it is generally understood today: by praising it as the most epoch-making achievement of Marx's work and the theoretical expression of the proletarian movement (pp. 175, 236), Engels here prepared the ground for Marxism as a doctrine. - The preface (usually bound between pp. 120 and 121) is dated "June 1878". As nearly always only one of the two possible title pages is included, namely in this case that of the second instalment, with the heading of part one, "I. Philosophie", supplied in ink by a contemporary owner above the printed caption "II. Politische Oekonomie. Sozialismus" (the book edition was given a new title reading "Philosophie. Politische Oekonomie. Sozialismus"). - The typographical errors have been corrected in the text by a contemporary hand in pencil. Some browning as common due to paper. Very minor rubbing to extremeties; a very good copy. Stammhammer I, 72, 4. Marx/Engels-Erstdrucke 41. Das Werk von Marx und Engels in der Literatur der deutschen Sozialdemokratie 189 & 212 (and cf. 213). Rubel 76. Ex libris Marx/Engels Nrn. 137 (first instalment only, 120 pp., 1877) and 138 (the book edition, 1878, with the new, complete title).
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Engels, Friedrich.
In Sachen Brentano contra Marx wegen angeblicher Citatfälschung. Hamburg, Otto Meissner (Hesse & Becker in Leipzig), 1891.
8vo. (4), 75, (1) pp. Contemporary marbled half cloth. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author: "Seinem Paul Singer Ld. 12.4.91. F. Engels." First edition of Engels's brochure against Brentano, inscribed in the week of publication to the Chairman of the Social Democratic Party, Paul Singer (1844-1911). - "This work consists of six chapters of exposition (in MEW 22:95-133) followed by a number of documents: excerpts from M’s Inaugural address (#M397) and from Capital, vol. 1; reprints of #M737 and #M738 (M’s replies to Brentano); the exchange between Eleanor Marx and Sedley Taylor in 1883-1884 (for which see Y. Kapp’s Eleanor Marx, 2:725); excerpt from #E602 (a preface to Capital by E); and finally the text of #E374 (which is not found elsewhere in MEW). Also reprinted in this work are documents by Brentano and his supporters" (Draper, The Marx-Engels Register). - Singer, orphaned at a young age, was a draper’s clerk, and together with his brother established the Singer ladies’ coat factory. "At first a supporter of J. Jacoby’s left liberals, he joined the Social-Democratic party in the early 1870s - secretly until 1878 when the Anti-Socialist Law was imposed; made large financial contributions. Elected to the Berlin city government (1883), he emerged as an outstanding administrator; elected to the Reichstag (1884); member of the party Central Committee (1887), its chairman (1890); also presidium member at international congresses; member (1890) of the International Socialist Bureau, Brussels. Singer was not a public figure but a capable administrator and organizer, who in politics followed Bebel’s lead; despite his notable practicality, he opposed Revisionism to the end" (Draper, The Marx-Engels Glossary, p. 193). - Engels received copies of the present pamphlet before 10 April 1891, and between April 10 and 15 he sent copies to Sorge, Fisher, Niewenhuis and other friends and correspondents, including the present copy to Singer, who on April 2 had written to Engels, reminding him to send Bebel greetings on his silver wedding anniversary. - Spine defective, remains of paper label to front board; dampstain to upper margin and a lesser stain to lower margin, central vertical crease, presumably caused by folding for mailing before binding; inscription lightly abraded, but still very legible; a very good copy with a splendid association. Rubel (Appendix) 111. Stammhammer I, 73, 13. Werchan et al., Das Werk von Marx und Engels in der Lit. der dt. Sozialdemokratie, no. 536. Draper E375.
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Engels, Friedrich.
In Sachen Brentano contra Marx wegen angeblicher Citatfälschung. Hamburg, Verlag von Otto Meissner, 1891.
8vo. (4), 75, (1) pp. Original wrappers. Inscribed by the author: "Prof. Antonio Labriola / Ld 9.4.91 omaggio dell'autore". First edition of Engels' defence against charges which the German economist and social reformer Lujo Brentano had levelled against Marx for supposedly having misquoted Gladstone in an 1863 speech. - Title-page slightly browned, margins somewhat brownstained. From the collection of the Italian Marxist theoretician Antonio Labriola (1843-1904); later in the library of Luigi dal Pane, with his stamp and small bookplate label on the title. Rubel (Appendix) 111. Stammhammer I, 73, 13. Das Werk von Marx und Engels in der Lit. der dt. Sozialdemokratie, no. 536. Marx-Engels Erstdrucke 48.
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Engels, Friedrich.
Krest'ianskaia voina v Germanii. Perevod s nemetskago G. Kotliara, pod redaktsiei A. Finna-Enotaevskogo [The German Peasants' War. Translated from the German by G. Kotliar, edited by A. Finn-Enotaevskii]. St. Petersburg, Tip. T-va "Narodnaia Pol'za", [1905].
128 pp. Staple-stitched blank wrappers (as issued?). 8vo. First Russian translation of Engels's important history of the German Peasants' War of 1525, begun shortly after the German revolutionary events of 1848 and published in a series of articles in Neue Rheinische Zeitung. This was the first work to argue that the reasons for the uprising had been socio-economic, rather than cultural or religious. It also deduced from its failure the need for collaboration between the peasants and the urban proletariat. The present edition contains a translation of Engels's new preface written in 1874, for the third 1875 edition, as well as a preface by the editor, which cites a letter written by Engels shortly before his death. Aleksandr Finn-Enotaevskii (1872-1943) was a noted Russian Marxist who fled abroad after being arrested and collaborated with the Bolsheviks and Lenin himself; after 1917 he was closer to the Menshevik faction. He was prosecuted during the Stalinist repressions of the 1930s. - Not in the Bernstein-Souvarine catalog. This copy has a curious provenance: an undocumented Russian student organization in a small Saxon town, possibly allied with revolutionary tendencies. Rare; KVK and OCLC only locate the copies at Bibliothèque de Genève and IISG. Not at the Russian State or National Libraries.
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Engels, Friedrich.
Ludwig Feuerbach und der Ausgang der Klassischen Deutschen Philosophie. Revidirter Sonder-Abdruck aus der "Neuen Zeit". Mit Anhang: Karl Marx über Feuerbach vom Jahre 1845. Stuttgart, J. H. W. Dietz, 1888.
8vo. III-VII, 72 pp. Contemporary half calf. First separate edition, revised from a review of C. N. Starcke's book on Feuerbach which Engels had published in the "Neue Zeit" IV (1886). An influential treatise, constituting an important step towards the philosophical system of dialectic materialism within Marxism-Leninism, containing the first printing of Marx's propositions on Feuerbach, "the first document in which the ingenious seed of the new world view is sown" (cf. p. VII). The article was meant to provide a brief, comprehensive account of Marx's and Engels's position toward the philosophy of Hegel, as well as a previously lacking appreciation of their early debt to Feuerbach. In the present form, equipped with the author's new preface, Dietz would publish the essay in no fewer than eight editions until 1922. - A good copy without the half-title. Rubel (Appendix) 97 (note). Emig, Dietz-Vlg. A 44. Stammhammer I, 72, 6. Neubauer 336. Schwarz 180.
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Engels, Friedrich.
Ludwig Feuerbach und der Ausgang der Klassischen Deutschen Philosophie. Revidirter Sonder-Abdruck aus der "Neuen Zeit". Mit Anhang: Karl Marx über Feuerbach vom Jahre 1845. Stuttgart, J. H. W. Dietz, 1888.
8vo. VII, (1), 72 pp. Modern marbled boards. With giltstamped leather label to spine. First separate edition, revised from a review of C. N. Starcke's book on Feuerbach which Engels had published in the "Neue Zeit" IV (1886). The article was meant to provide a brief, comprehensive account of Marx's and Engels's position toward the philosophy of Hegel, as well as a previously lacking appreciation of their early debt to Feuerbach. In the present form, equipped with the author's new preface, Dietz would publish the essay in no fewer than eight editions until 1922. - Paper slightly browned as common; short tear to lower edge of final leaves; old handwritten shelfmark "No. 1181" to half-title. An excellent copy. Emig A 44. Schwarz 180. Rubel (Appendix) 97 (note).
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Engels, Friedrich.
Socialisme utopique et Socialisme scientifique. Traduction française par Paul Lafargue. Paris, Derveaux, 1880.
35, (1) SS. Leinenband der Zeit (die bedr. grüne Originalbroschur mitgebunden). Gr.-8vo. Erste französische Buchausgabe (als "Bibliothèque de la Revue Socialiste I"), war zuerst in den Nummern 3-5 der "Revue Socialiste" von 1880 erschienen. "Die Schrift entstand aus drei Kapiteln aus dem 'Anti-Dühring', die Engels für seinen Freund Paul Lafargue mit einigen Zusätzen zur Übersetzung ins Französische zusammenstellte" (Marx/Engels Erstdrucke). - Unbedeutend gebräunt. Am Innendeckel rot reliefiertes Exlibris einer Adelsbibliothek (Monogramm "B"). Am Broschurdeckel Stempel der römischen Buchhandlung "Ermanno Loescher & Co.". ME-Erstdrucke 41. Rubel, Engels 79. Stammhammer I, 73, 16.
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Engels, Friedrich.
The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844. With Appendix Written 1886, and Preface 1887. Translated by Florence Kelley Wischnewetzky. London, William Reeves, 1888.
8vo. (4), VI, (3)-199, (1), IX, II, (1) pp. Publisher's brown cloth, gilt lettered to the spine. Now housed in bespoke brown cloth case. First British edition of the first English translation. This British edition was almost certainly issued to tie in with the publication of the latest English translation of Engels and Marx's "Manifesto of the Communist Party", also published by Reeves in London in 1888. It was published using the sheets of the first US edition which appeared in New York the previous year; the first edition printed in the UK did not appear for another four years. Whilst the first New York edition is uncommon, this London edition is particularly scarce with scant few auction records and not many institutional holdings: Copac lists two in the UK, at the British Library and Oxford, with Worldcat listing three more, two in the US and one in the Netherlands. - A few blemishes to the contents, occasional old pencilled underlining and marginalia, sometime neatly recased with new endpapers, some light wear to the edges of the binding, but generally a decent copy. Provenance: formerly in the Midlands Workers' Library of Birmingham with their loan label to the second free endpaper (listing a single loan in March 1945) and the faint remains of a white numbered shelfmark to the spine; the library's highly distinctive and attractive pictorial bookplate to the front pastedown featuring illustrations of workers set amid Communist iconography. Cf. MEGA IV.32: A copy of the U.S. edition (New York: Lovell, 1887) in Engels's library. Stammhammer I, 72, 9.
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ENGELS, G
Die Entwicklung des französischen Rechts der Koalitionen. Berlin, de Gruyter .
1972. XXXII, 304 S. Kart. (Neue Kölner Rechtswiss. Abhdlgn., 71).
Référence libraire : 497774
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ENGELS, G
Die Entwicklung des französischen Rechts der Koalitionen.
Berlin, de Gruyter, 1972. XXXII, 304 S. Kart.
Référence libraire : 3386668
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ENGIN URAL.
Handbook of Turkish law.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 208 p. Handbook of Turkish law. The first part of the book exhibits briefly the concept of law and presents a general view of the Turkish legal system. The sconed part contains 222 topics. Revised 5th Edition.
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Engisch, Karl
Einführung in das juristische Denken. Urban-Taschenbücher ; Bd. 20 7., neu bearb. Aufl.
Stuttgart, Berlin, Köln, Mainz : Kohlhammer 1977. 329 S. ; 19 cm kart., Softcover/Paperback, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
Référence libraire : 61111
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England - Hatschek, Julius
Englisches Staatsrecht mit Berücksichtigung der für Schottland und Irland geltenden Sonderheiten. 2.Band: Die Verwaltung. Handbuch des Oeffentlichen Rechts. IV. II. 4. II.
Tübingen. J. C. M. Mohr (Paul Siebeck) 1906. VIII, 710 Seiten. Geprägter titel- u. rückenvergoldeter Original-Leinwand-Einband in schöner Erhaltung. 26x18 cm
Référence libraire : 139279
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England and Wales Law Reporting
The Weekly Notes 1881 Vol. 1: Being Notes of Cases Heard and Determined by the the House of Lords; The Court of Appeal; The Chancery Queen's Bench . of Justice; And the Chief Judge in Bankr
paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Référence libraire : 1333020538.G ISBN : 1333020538 9781333020538
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England and Wales Law Reporting Council
The Weekly Notes 1869 Vol. 1: Being Notes of Cases Heard and Determined by the House of Lords the Superior Courts of Equity and Common Law the . Courts; XXXII and XXXIII Victoriæ
paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Référence libraire : 0332048799.G ISBN : 0332048799 9780332048796
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England and Wales Law Reporting Council
The Weekly Notes 1869 Vol. 1: Being Notes of Cases Heard and Determined by the House of Lords the Superior Courts of Equity and Common Law the . Courts; XXXII and XXXIII Victoriæ
hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Référence libraire : 0332048829.G ISBN : 0332048829 9780332048826
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England and Wales Law Reporting
The Weekly Notes 1881 Vol. 1: Being Notes of Cases Heard and Determined by the the House of Lords; The Court of Appeal; The Chancery Queen's Bench . of Justice; And the Chief Judge in Bankr
hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Référence libraire : 0656141646.G ISBN : 0656141646 9780656141647
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England and Wales Law Reporting Council
The Weekly Notes 1891 Vol. 1: Being Notes of Cases Heard and Determined by the House of Lords the Court of Appeal the Chancery Queen's Bench and . of Justice and Cases in Bankruptcy; Liv and
paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Référence libraire : 0331278634.G ISBN : 0331278634 9780331278637
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England and Wales Law Reporting Council
The Weekly Notes 1891 Vol. 1: Being Notes of Cases Heard and Determined by the House of Lords the Court of Appeal the Chancery Queen's Bench and . of Justice and Cases in Bankruptcy; Liv and
hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Référence libraire : 0331278685.G ISBN : 0331278685 9780331278682
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ENGLARD, Izhak.
INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COMPARATIVE LAW. VOLUME X: RESTITUTION-UNJUST ENRICHMENT AND NEGOTIORUM GESTIO. PETER SCHLECHTRIEM, CHIEF EDITOR. CHAPTER 5: RESTITUTION OF BENEFITS CONFERRED WITHOUT OBLIGATION.
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Engler, H
Die Beamten-Unfallfürsorge nach d. Deutschen Beamtengesetz vom 26. Januar 1937. Diss.
Leipzig, 1938. 76 S. RBr. St. a. Tit.
Référence libraire : 240136
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Engler, J
Die Stellung d. Bauernführer im Verfahren vor d. Anerbenbehörden. Diss.
Leipzig, 1938. VII, 66 S. RBr. Leicht angestaubt u. Klammerbind. etwas angerostet.
Référence libraire : 240137
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Englert, B
Grundzüge d. Rechtsschutzes d. industriellen Formgebung. Ein Beitrag zur Reform d. deutschen Geschmacksmusterrechts.
Köln, Heymanns, (1978). XXXI, 228 S. OKart. (Schriftenreihe zum gewerblichen Rechtsschutz 45)
Référence libraire : 159439
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ENGLERT, Ch
L'invention faite par e'employe dans l'entreprise privee. Expose de droit compare.
Basel, Verlag für Recht und Gesellschaft, 1960. XXII, 239 S. OLwd.
Référence libraire : 3437105
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ENGLISH (H. S.)
The Laws Respecting Pews or Seats in Churches.
First edition, 8vo, vi, [2], title lightly soiled with slight fraying to bank margins, disbound pamphlet.
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