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1798réf. 17365Philadelphia: Printed by John Omrod 1798 First American edition of this educational classic that shows the influence of Rousseau on the work of Erasmus Darwin 1731 – 1802. First published in London the previous year. Included in this edition is an American printing of Mrs. M. Peddle's Rudiments of Taste a popular conduct book was first published in London in 1789 and in the United States in 1790. Contemporary tree sheep with red morocco spine label. Gilt-ruled spine. Twelvemo. Separate title-page for Mrs. M. Peddle's The Rudiments of Taste. Some wear to binding and a couple cracks to sheep on upper board. Quite a fresh copy despite some foxing to first few leaves and some slight toning throughout. A very good tight copy of a fragile book. Darwin wrote the present work after helping his daughters Susan and Mary Parker establish a boarding school for young women in 1794. Here he draws on the theories of Rousseau Locke and Genlis to advocate for the education of women in schools in topics like philosophy the natural sciences history art manufacturing and language. Darwin believed that women should be educated for the purpose of becoming better wives and companions to men but promoted progressive notions that women's education would take place in well-resourced schools rather than in the home and that women should be educated in the concepts of finance industry and manufacturing. In Peddle's The Rudiments of Taste "Classical influence blends with Christian…Peddle recommends reading ancient and modern history travels biography science and good poetry not novels which leave their readers incapable of 'relishing anything superior'" Blain Grundy and Clements eds. The Feminist Companion to Literature in English p. 841. Printed by John Omrod,
2001réf. mon0002974221Woodstock Books 2001-03-01. Hardcover. Good. 0.7900 11.1000 8.4300. Woodstock Books hardcover
1797réf. 1978Derby: J. Drewry 1797. First edition. Contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards; spine ruled in gilt with red morocco label; all edges dyed yellow. Boards and spine rubbed; some chipping along edges. Original stab holes visible in gutter margins. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown; ink signature of Mary Wolley to front free endpaper; light foxing. Quarto collates complete with half title and engraved frontispiece: viii 9-128. Bound with: Fosbrooke T.D. The Economy of Monastic Life. Glocester: Printed by R. Raikes 1792. First edition dedicated to Edward Jenner who is also listed as a subscriber. Internally a copy in excellent condition. The grandfather of the illustrious Charles Darwin Erasmus Darwin wrote this treatise on the education of young women to support his own daughters' school at Ashbourne. Darwin's treatise takes a comprehensive view of women's education suggesting that it should reach beyond social skills such as the "perpetual appearance of attention" polite dancing and flattering dress and into formal intellectual pursuits including literature history mathematics and the natural sciences. While he promoted women's education in part to improve the likelihood of companionate marriages Darwin's text tentatively acknowledges that a marital partnership can only function happily when both parties have an intelligent understanding of the world and the ability to participate in it. "A radical campaigner for equality he condemned slavery supported female education and opposed conventional Christian ideas on creation" Farra. With a bookplate from the library of the Wolley family this particular copy has the ownership signature of female reader Mary Wolley. J. Drewry unknown
2008réf. DADAX1436644879Kessinger Publishing 2008-06-02. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.81x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing hardcover
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1798réf. 17365Philadelphia: Printed by John Omrod 1798 First American edition of this educational classic that shows the influence of Rousseau on the work of Erasmus Darwin 1731 – 1802. First published in London the previous year. Included in this edition is an American printing of Mrs. M. Peddle's Rudiments of Taste a popular conduct book was first published in London in 1789 and in the United States in 1790. Contemporary tree sheep with red morocco spine label. Gilt-ruled spine. Twelvemo. Separate title-page for Mrs. M. Peddle's The Rudiments of Taste. Some wear to binding and a couple cracks to sheep on upper board. Quite a fresh copy despite some foxing to first few leaves and some slight toning throughout. A very good tight copy of a fragile book. Darwin wrote the present work after helping his daughters Susan and Mary Parker establish a boarding school for young women in 1794. Here he draws on the theories of Rousseau Locke and Genlis to advocate for the education of women in schools in topics like philosophy the natural sciences history art manufacturing and language. Darwin believed that women should be educated for the purpose of becoming better wives and companions to men but promoted progressive notions that women's education would take place in well-resourced schools rather than in the home and that women should be educated in the concepts of finance industry and manufacturing. In Peddle's The Rudiments of Taste "Classical influence blends with Christian…Peddle recommends reading ancient and modern history travels biography science and good poetry not novels which leave their readers incapable of 'relishing anything superior'" Blain Grundy and Clements eds. The Feminist Companion to Literature in English p. 841. Printed by John Omrod, books
1797réf. 1978Derby: J. Drewry 1797. First edition. Contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards; spine ruled in gilt with red morocco label; all edges dyed yellow. Boards and spine rubbed; some chipping along edges. Original stab holes visible in gutter margins. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown; ink signature of Mary Wolley to front free endpaper; light foxing. Quarto collates complete with half title and engraved frontispiece: viii 9-128. Bound with: Fosbrooke T.D. The Economy of Monastic Life. Glocester: Printed by R. Raikes 1792. First edition dedicated to Edward Jenner who is also listed as a subscriber. Internally a copy in excellent condition. The grandfather of the illustrious Charles Darwin Erasmus Darwin wrote this treatise on the education of young women to support his own daughters' school at Ashbourne. Darwin's treatise takes a comprehensive view of women's education suggesting that it should reach beyond social skills such as the "perpetual appearance of attention" polite dancing and flattering dress and into formal intellectual pursuits including literature history mathematics and the natural sciences. While he promoted women's education in part to improve the likelihood of companionate marriages Darwin's text tentatively acknowledges that a marital partnership can only function happily when both parties have an intelligent understanding of the world and the ability to participate in it. "A radical campaigner for equality he condemned slavery supported female education and opposed conventional Christian ideas on creation" Farra. With a bookplate from the library of the Wolley family this particular copy has the ownership signature of female reader Mary Wolley. J. Drewry unknown books
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réf. 46575London: In flete-strete: by me Robert Redman dwellynge at the sygne of the George next to Saynt Dunstones churche 1533 but later c. 1726. 18th-century edition hardback. 12mo 20cm by 12cm 178 folios. 19th-century binding of full brown calf title label to the spine. This copy lacks leaf A1 the title page a small number of leaves have been professionally repaired there is some damage to leaf A2 and there is some scattered foxing of the contents. Overall this copy is in good condition. The colophon on the final page reads "Imprinted at London in Flete-Strete by me Robert Redman dwellynge at the sygne of the George next to Saynt Dunstones churche" and the book is dated 1533 on leaf A2. However this is an 18th-century edition the type is not set in gothic script. COPAC lists four copies of this edition with estimated publication dates varying between 1720 and 1730. London: In flete-strete: by me Robert Redman, dwellynge at the sygne of the George, next to Saynt Dunstones churche, 1533 [but l hardcover
réf. AQ36008London: Imprinted at London: by me Robert Redman 1726 187 i.e. 178 leaves. Modern navy library cloth red calf lettering-piece. Labels of General Theological Seminary to pastedowns their occasional blind-stamps throughout ownership inscriptions of 'Samuel Seabury' and 'J. Gunning A. M.' to head of title page leaves toned occasional marginal tears neat marginal paper repair to head of leaf A2. A handsome reprint of Redman's rare 1534 edition translated by William Marshall of an examination of the Apostle's Creed by Renaissance scholar Erasmus of Rotterdam first printed in 1533 at the behest of Thomas Boleyn 1st Earl of Wiltshire. Written from a Roman Catholic perspective the work illuminates the ongoing theological disputes between Erasmus and Martin Luther in the early years of the Reformation. Constructed as a discourse between a master of the Catholic faith and a disciple wishing to enter the church frequently referenced sections include the master's four signifiers for identify the 'true Church': primarily the 'authorite of the olde Synodes' secondly the 'authorite of the interpretoures or expositoures' evaluating 'the bredthe or largenesse' and finally considering that 'the maner of lyuynge living is to be well aduised'. This eighteenth-century reprint substitutes the volume's original Gothic font for Roman type. ESTC T138059. 8vo. [Imprinted at London: by me Robert Redman], [1726?] hardcover
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1846réf. 1415889New York; Philadelphia: D. Appleton & Co.; Geo. S. Appleton 1846. First American Edition. Hardcover. 12mo xxiii 2 26-263 1 24 pages plus six plates. In Good plus condition. Bound in full black cloth with gilt titling to spine and blind-tooled ruling and fillets. Spine has rubbing and chipping with some peeling to cloth under title. Boards have surface splitting to joints bumping to fore corners shelfwear to edges and rubbing and scuffing throughout. Text block is separating at head; has dust soiling to edges rippling to leaves from moisture splitting to hinges and gutters and tide marks and foxing throughout. Shelved in Room A octavo overflow. 1415889. Special Collections - Upstairs. D. Appleton & Co.; Geo. S. Appleton hardcover
