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réf. 24466'Given on board the Ocean off Cadiz 12th. August 1806'. Both items in very good condition on lightly-aged paper. ONE: Copy letter. 2pp. folio. On paper with watermark 'JOHN HOWARD 1804'. Ends: 'To Sir J. T. Duckworth K.B. Vice Admiral of the White &ca. &ca. &ca. Given on board the Ocean off Cadiz 12th. August 1806 signed Collingwood By Command of the Vice Admiral signed W R Cosway A Copy'. Headed: 'By the Right Honble Cuthbert Lord Collingwood Vice Admiral of the Red and Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels employed and to be employed in the Mediterranean &c.' Requiring and strictly enjoining abstention from derogatory acts following 'repeated Complaints . by the Ministers of Her most faithful Majesty of Acts being committed by certain Commanders of His Majesty's Ships derogatory to the respect due to the Portuguese Flag and in violation of the neutrality of that Nation - by seizing on Ships delaying them on their Lawful Voyages - and committing Hostility on their Coast within the bounds which are prescribed to neutrality'. TWO: Headed 'Extract from the Treaty of Westminster with Portugal 10th. July 1654.' 1p. 4to. On leaf with 1802 watermark. 'Given on board the Ocean off Cadiz |12th. August 1806'. unknown
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1945réf. 1576-BMarc Barbezat, Lyon 1945. Volume in-4 (285 x 195 mm) broché, 45 pages sous couverture illustrée. Tirage : 2 Japon réimposés + 400 pur fil Lafuma réservés aux souscripteurs. Celui-ci bien numéroté sur pur fil. ÉDITION ORIGINALE de "Marche Funèbre" et nouvelle édition du "Condamné à mort". La couverture est illustrée d'une lithographie originale d'Émile Picq, portrait de Maurice Pilorge, "assassin de vingt ans" guillotiné en 1939.
1846in-4 (mm 194x125), pp.4. Carta vergellata. La prima pagina comprende la sentenza di morte proclamata in seguito alla tentata grassazione a danno di Teresa Santi vedova Donò con barbaro omicidio di Martino Ferello, suo servo, la sera dell'11 febbraio 1846, contro Boglietti Michele, di anni 27, di Bussolino di Gassino, oste; Fossati Giovanni Battista, di anni 30, di Racconigi, scalpellino; Fossati Pietro, 23 anni, di Fini di Pinerolo, scalpellino; Capriolo Giacomo, 27 anni, di Sommariva Perno, calzolaio e portinaio; Basano Andrea, di 31 anni, di Baldissero d'Alba, lisciatore di marmi; Gallo Giovanni Battista, di 38 anni, di S. Benedetto, contadino; Masante Antonia, di 30 anni, nata a Farigliano, indotata e moglie del Gallo. Nelle pagine seguenti la descrizione del malfatto e dell'omicidio: i cinque malviventi riescono a farsi aprire la porta in quanto due di loro travestiti da carabinieri, ma vengono subito smascherati dal servitore, che viene quindi ucciso crivellato da venticinque ferite inferte con due diversi coltelli. Il fatto avviene nella collina torinese, in Val Pattonera, presso la vigna di una villa. Pietro Fossati e Michele Boglietti sono condannati alla pena di morte. Michele Boglietti viene impiccato il giorno 16 giugno 1846 a Torino, con l'assistenza di San Giuseppe Cafasso e della Arciconfraternita della Misericordia di Torino. A differenza di molti altri condannati del periodo precedente al 1848, Michele Boglietti viene più volte ricordato dalla stampa, da svariate pubblicazioni agiografiche e dalla letteratura popolare. Il conte progressista Battista Giovanni Michelini gli dedica un articolo nel fascicolo del 15 agosto 1846 della rivista Letture di Famiglia, pubblicata da Lorenzo Valerio. Michele Boglietti è poi ricordato nelle biografie da San Giuseppe Cafasso, sia in quelle antiche che in quelle moderne, come quella di Aldo Cazzullo (I torinesi da Cavour a oggi, Roma 2002). Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione, lieve macchia di umido nel bordo superiore.. .
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2000réf. SKU-0041AA05002134iUniverse Publishing 2000. Softcover. Very Good. Very Good; Softcover; Covers are clean and glossy with a couple small scratches; Unblemished textblock edges; The endpapers and all text pages are clean and unmarked; The binding is excellent with a straight spine; This book will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box with foam padding; Large Format Quatro 10.75" - 11.75" tall; 0.8 lbs; Light blue and green covers with title in red lettering; 2000 iUniverse Publishing; 108 pages; "The Lexicon of Comicana" by Mort Walker. iUniverse Publishing paperback
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2025réf. x-303197266XPalgrave Macmillan 2025. Hardcover. New. 250 pages. 8.26x5.82x8.27 inches. Palgrave Macmillan hardcover
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1965réf. 302G3206USA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation / The Boston Herald. Good. First Edition. Paperback. 16 pages. Features: White House Wit - from many Presidents; New Haven's Shubert Theater hosts three deer to spruce up musical comedy "The Yearling"; World's Most Expensive Doll House! - it has been insured for $2.5 million and is now owned by Queen Elizabeth - full-page color photo plus five black and white photos; Zipcode USA - teen Q&A - with photo of the Lovin' Spoonful and Dame Margot Fonteyn; The Girl in the Yellow Suit fiction; Home From School - recipes. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. A quality vintage copy.; Magazine; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; This Week Magazine December 19 1965 - Insert to the Boston Sunday Herald: World's Most Expensive Doll House! White House Wit - from many Presidents; New Haven's Shubert Theater hosts three deer to spruce up musical comedy "The Yearling"; World's Most E . 1965. United Newspapers Magazine Corporation / The Boston Herald paperback
1811réf. 8017Augsburg: M Rieger 1811. Fifth Edition stated. Contemporary three-quarter leather. A very good copy. 8vo. A most unusual and little known book. The aim is to advise individuals on how to approach and deal with those that are sick and dying. The text is specific in how to make inquiries dealing with incoherent replies what to say how to say it providing medical assistance and comfort simple rules to follow etc. M Rieger hardcover books
1965réf. 302G3202USA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation / The Boston Herald. Good. First Edition. Paperback. 16 pages. Features: Lovely color cover photo of Claudia Cardinale - Girl in the Park; Medical Hypnotism - Part I; Westport's Other Mother - Patricia O'Regan Brown of Westport CT has started a club called "The Junior Years" to help girls grow up; Taste For Mischief fiction; Quick and Easy Dessert Recipes; Q&A; My Son My Son - Don Paul Nathanson's idea to help sons measure up to their fathers; "I Can Never Tell A Joke" - great lines by Groucho Marx Victor Borge and Sam Goldwyn. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this special vintage issue.; Magazine; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; This Week Magazine June 20 1965 - Insert to the Boston Sunday Herald: Claudia Cardinale Cover Photo Shirley Eaton Goldfinger Girl in the Park; Medical Hypnotism - Part I; Westport's Other Mother - Patricia O'Regan Brown of Westport CT has started a c . 1965. United Newspapers Magazine Corporation / The Boston Herald paperback