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1921réf. 006222Boston The Atlantic Monthly Press 1921 1921. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. xx 267 p. col. front. plates ports. map facsims. 22 cm. ; LCCN: 21-18320 ; LC: Z992; Dewey: 010 ; OCLC: 385941 ; brown cloth with leather spine and paper labels ; Contents: --Purely personal -- A magnificent farce.--On commencing author.--Luck.--What is the matter with the bookshop--A slogan for booksellers.--"'Tis not in mortals to command success."--Meditations on a quarto Hamlet.--Walt Whitman.--"20."--Living twenty-five hours a day.--A sane view of William Blake.--My old lady London ; illustrated ; with bookplate of Boyd Cummings Barrington the Philadelphia lawyer and author of books and articles on the history of the Magna Carta ; spine creased ; foxing ; edge water mark on cover ; G Boston, The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1921 hardcover
1898réf. 9999_01468New York & Philadelphia lea Brothers 1898. 1st Edition . Hardcover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Octavo. Pp. 398. Plus a coloured plate. With 110 illustrations mostly wood-engraved. HARDCOVER bound in the original publisher's full cloth gilt lettering to spine blind embossed lettering to cover old signature to title detached first free endpaper with old stamp. In a very good condition very fine interior. ~ FIRST EDITION. Bacon's authoritative Manual went at least through six editions. K-7 New York & Philadelphia, lea Brothers hardcover
réf. a38140Chichester no date 19thc Second edition." Printed for the author by J. Hackman. 8vo. 40pp. homemade vellum wraps. Good text a bit soiled and somewhat browned. hardcover
2013réf. 1-0398088551Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd 2013. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 309 pages. 9.75x7.00x0.75 inches. Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd paperback
2026réf. LRB38013436Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 564 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1863. Text in English. This comprehensive manual of zoology originally published in 1863 is one of three volumes forming the Elementary course of natural history prescribed by the Council of public instruction of France. It provides a systematic overview of animal biology reflecting the scientific knowledge of the mid-19th century. The work is a valuable resource for historians of science and zoologists interested in the development of the discipline. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
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réf. Z1-J-006-02054GARDNERS VI BOOKS AMS006. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. GARDNERS VI BOOKS AMS006 unknown
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2014réf. 1232462PN. New. 2014. Reprint Edition. Soft Cover. Date is copyright date; this is a later reprint edition . PN paperback
1907réf. 031961The Palaeontographical Society. 1907. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. ORIGINAL 1905-1907 PUBLICATION; COMPLETE and bound in HARDCOVER; ex-corporate library; light tanning of leaves; o/w in very good condition. . The Palaeontographical Society. Hardcover
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1975réf. 20703New York: Printer: Studio Duplicating Service Inc 1975. Limp Leather. Stab binding with brass clasps. Very Good Minus. A type-written program and script for a musical revue starring some of the biggest names in Broadway musical theater at the time: John Raitt Tammy Grimes Dick Shawn Larry Kert Patrice Munsell Cyril Ritchard. And not known for musicals but another big name: Lillian Gish. The script is dated September; the show opened in November 13 the same year at the St. James Theatre and it ran until February 1 1976. Our copy has the inked ownership inscription of one of the actors/singers in the production Dennis Perrin -- perhaps not as well-known as some of the others but a working actor on Broadway at the time. 4to. 29 by 23 cm. Six leaves followed by paginated leaves with a few inserts but also missing numbers reflecting undoubtedly changes in the script and choice of song during the rehearsal period. The revue was made up of generally well-known standards with scripted dialogue interspersed. We assume that there was plenty of extemporaneous dialogue in other places and the scripted dialogue was never followed religiously with liberties taken here and there even with the well-known songs. It would seem that the impetus for the show though was to pay homage to the old chestnuts at a time the American musical was undergoing some radical change -- the same year as this "A Chorus Line" opened which offers the perfect counterpoint to what was being done here. The only institutional copy of a script for this revue that shows up on OCLC First Search is at the Library of Congress which of course would have to have a copy. It is possible the LOC has several different versions of the script; we can't say what they have is identical to this one. One could think that the musical wasn't helped by performers past their prime but that wouldn't be entirely true. Take Tammy Grimes -- her next show after this was "California Suite" a huge hit for Neil Simon in 1976 in which Grimes starred in all three of the plays making up the Suite. And other stars such as John Raitt and Larry Kert might not have been able to repeat their earlier successes but that was not because there was anything wrong with their voices -- John Raitt voice still had beauty and heft when he performed with his daughter years later and Larry Kert one could say had some near misses. And both were surely not helped by changing styles and attitudes regarding musical theatre. Ultimately the problem with a show such as this is that it was a potluck of second servings. These performers would have gone for a decent new book musical if one were offered to them and likewise the audience could too buy tickets for new book musicals such as "Chorus Line". Condition: Light to moderate wear. Printer: Studio Duplicating Service, Inc unknown
1975réf. 20703New York: Printer: Studio Duplicating Service Inc 1975. Limp Leather. Stab binding with brass clasps. Very Good Minus. A type-written program and script for a musical revue starring some of the biggest names in Broadway musical theater at the time: John Raitt Tammy Grimes Dick Shawn Larry Kert Patrice Munsell Cyril Ritchard. And not known for musicals but another big name: Lillian Gish. The script is dated September; the show opened in November 13 the same year at the St. James Theatre and it ran until February 1 1976. Our copy has the inked ownership inscription of one of the actors/singers in the production Dennis Perrin -- perhaps not as well-known as some of the others but a working actor on Broadway at the time. 4to. 29 by 23 cm. Six leaves followed by paginated leaves with a few inserts but also missing numbers reflecting undoubtedly changes in the script and choice of song during the rehearsal period. The revue was made up of generally well-known standards with scripted dialogue interspersed. We assume that there was plenty of extemporaneous dialogue in other places and the scripted dialogue was never followed religiously with liberties taken here and there even with the well-known songs. It would seem that the impetus for the show though was to pay homage to the old chestnuts at a time the American musical was undergoing some radical change -- the same year as this "A Chorus Line" opened which offers the perfect counterpoint to what was being done here. The only institutional copy of a script for this revue that shows up on OCLC First Search is at the Library of Congress which of course would have to have a copy. It is possible the LOC has several different versions of the script; we can't say what they have is identical to this one. One could think that the musical wasn't helped by performers past their prime but that wouldn't be entirely true. Take Tammy Grimes -- her next show after this was "California Suite" a huge hit for Neil Simon in 1976 in which Grimes starred in all three of the plays making up the Suite. And other stars such as John Raitt and Larry Kert might not have been able to repeat their earlier successes but that was not because there was anything wrong with their voices -- John Raitt voice still had beauty and heft when he performed with his daughter years later and Larry Kert one could say had some near misses. And both were surely not helped by changing styles and attitudes regarding musical theatre. Ultimately the problem with a show such as this is that it was a potluck of second servings. These performers would have gone for a decent new book musical if one were offered to them and likewise the audience could too buy tickets for new book musicals such as "Chorus Line". Condition: Light to moderate wear. Printer: Studio Duplicating Service, Inc unknown books
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réf. elala4975Ottawa: E.A.Perry 1874. First Edition. "There have been few political speeches in Canada which have been more justly famous and which have exerted a wider influence on Canadian popular opinion than Edward Blakes "Aurora Speech" of October 3 1874. The speech was delivered at a time when Edward Blake had taken up a somewhat independent attitude toward the Liberal party under Alexander Mackenzie and George Brown and was leaning toward the doctrines of the new nationalist or "Canada First" party. It was indeed little more than an elaboration of the platform of the Canadian National Association; but it served to give the ideas of the Canadian nationalists a currency which they had not gained before and in its bold and daring originality it gave a real stimulus to Canadian political thought. A speech which nearly half a century ago advocated such advanced ideas as the necessity for the growth of a national feeling in Canada the reorganization of the Empire on a federal basis the reform of the Senate compulsory voting and proportional representation can only be described as a landmark in Canadian politics This pamphlet is now very rarely seen ". W.S. Wallace "Blake could not prevent himself from making snide references to Mackenzie and the Liberal government before an audience that he estimated was over 2000 The apparent trend of the government to yield ground on British Columbias railway demands brought him to apply some of his finest rhetorical excesses to that province that "sea of mountains" with which a deal approaching "insanity" had been struck by the Macdonald government. His intense nationalism framed within vague notions of imperial federation led him to call Canadians four millions of Britons who are not free." DCB Casey I 3946. 8vo. pp. 107. stitched as issued edges of title stained Ottawa: E.A.Perry, 1874 unknown
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