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1874Torino, 1874, 13 dicembre, a firma Vittorio Emanuele II, Visconti-Venosta, stemma reale xil. pp. 4.
réf. 14991collection de 92 faire-part faire de mariage et avis de nomination:Réunion de 51 faire part de mariage 34 format 230x180mm 1 pages recto ou bien 4 pages.17 de différents formats–41 avis e nominations,de différents formats.Bar le Duc et environs, début du XXème siècle.
1990Mm 125x175 Volume rilegato in tela, LIV + 2267 pagine. Opera in ottime condizioni, pari al nuovo. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
réf. RO30325392Librairie de Droit usuel pratique/ P. Roué. Non daté. In-12. Broché. Etat passable, Couv. défraîchie, Dos plié, Non coupé. 236 pages. Quelques rousseurs. Pliures et déchirures sur les plats et au dos.. . . . Classification Dewey : 306.8-Mariage et famille
in-8, 322 pp., broché. Très bel exemplaire, très frais. [AZ-4]
1929réf. 21275Paris Éditions Jeanne Walter 1929 1 in-4 Pointes-sèches d'Hélène PERDRIAT. Paris, Éditions Jeanne Walter, Saudé, 1929, in-4, demi-maroquin vert à coins bordés d'un fin listel doré, dos à 5 nerfs orné, tête dorée, 234 pages.
1923réf. ql959Mercure de France Broché 1923 In-8 (12 x 19 cm.), broché, 219 pages ; dos et coiffes un peu abimés, menus incidents sur les plats, bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
réf. Q-1931846103American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy paperback
2005réf. Q-193184609XAmerican Association for Marriage and Family Therapy 2005-10-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy paperback
1976réf. 531976 168 pages in 12. 1976. broché. 168 pages. edition FAMOT
réf. 116420sd A Paris, Librairie de la Revue Française, Collection "Le Paon Blanc" - Sans date - Edition limitée à 1125 exemplaires, l'un des 1060 sur vélin "Manufactures Royales de Vidalon", n° 709 - Petit in-8, demi-marocain à coins bleu nuit; titre, nom de l'auteur, décor et poinçon du relieur en doré au dos - Reliure EDM Fries - Ex-libris EDM Fries en page de garde - Couverture originale conservée - 323 p. - Illustration hors texte en N&B
réf. RO30099618DES BEATITUDES. NON DATE. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 322 pages. Non illustré.. . . . Classification Dewey : 306.8-Mariage et famille
198321 cm, cartoncino editoriale; p. (8), 311, (4).
2019réf. 500245817HACHETTE EDUC 2019 288 pages 11x17 9x1 7cm. 2019. Broché. 288 pages.
réf. 5722Club du Livre Sélectionné 231 pages in8. Sans date. reliure editeur. 231 pages. Claudine désormais mariée à Renaud découvre les complexités de la vie conjugale à Paris après un long voyage de noces. Alors que son mari mène une vie sociale active elle oscille entre passion et désillusion jusqu'à découvrir une trahison qui bouleverse son ménage
1923104pp., 22cm., text in Latin, original softcover, good condition, rare, R96651
1923réf. R96651Romae [Rome], Fridericus Pustet 1923 104pp., 22cm., text in Latin, original softcover, good condition, rare, R96651
2019ill., br. È psicologa e psicoterapeuta specializzata nel rapporto di coppia. Da sempre interessata alle relazioni sentimentali, ha ideato una serie di conferenze sulle relazioni. Il suo lavoro si esprime anche nel mettere in discussione i modelli d'amore e a esprimere un'opportunità per amare liberamente il prossimo. In qualità di insegnante e formatrice, conduce stage presso diverse aziende. Hai difficoltà ad amare? Oppure fai parte di coloro che "amano troppo"? Ti senti troppo dipendente dal partner o sei un'anima solitaria che difende a spada tratta la propria autonomia? Provi un senso di inferiorità verso il partner? Spesso hai l'impressione che tu e il tuo partner viviate su mondi diversi, anche se sotto lo stesso tetto: tu cerchi sicurezza, lui ha bisogno di spazio. Ma se fai attenzione, ti accorgerai che alla fin fine entrambi avete un solo bisogno: amare ed essere amati. Perché il tuo partner reagisce sempre in modo così freddo e distaccato alle tue tenerezze? Perché non riesci a fare a meno di "salvare" ogni infelice che incrocia la tua strada affettiva? Perché non riesci a dire mai di no? I profili psicologici di Cinque modi di amare ti permetteranno di fare chiarezza sulle tue ferite emotive dell'infanzia, che hanno "formattato" il tuo hard disk affettivo, aiutandoti così a vivere finalmente delle relazioni appaganti e mature e imparando a condividere con la persona amata una vera intimità. Timorosi, altruisti, alfa, dissimulanti e scissi: i profili descritti in "Cinque modi di amare" ti aiuteranno a capirti e a capire gli altri, per migliorare il tuo rapporto di coppia o, se sei single, per incontrare la persona giusta.
2008Libri come nuovo; Copertina morbida
197890 pages. Wonderful colour and black and white photography. Features: Nice one-page colour photo of Lin Ching Hsia and Charles Chin walking on beach; Two pages of colour photos of Lin Fung Chaio; The Spring Lake - colour photos; Witty Hand, Witty Sword - colour photos; Hua Chia Ta - one-page colour photo; Shaolin Revengers - foldout colour photos; Eva Ling - beautiful colour fold-out photo; Chung Yao; Lee Hseing; Calcutta Airport adventures; Wang Tao's view of marriage; Yang Fei Fei; San Hsuan Min Lang; Eva Lin; Shaw Yin Yin; Visit Pao Hsueh Li in Taiwan; Everlasting Love; For Whom to be Murdered; Dual Flying Kicks; Gee and Jor; The Guy with Secret Kung-Fu; Nice colour-photo Rado watch ad on back cover; and more. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality vintage copy. Book
2014br. Il libro perfetto per trovare nei grandi film - italiani e stranieri l'ispirazione e mille idee per il matrimonio, dall'abito ideale al bouquet da favola, per cominciare subito a sognare l'organizzazione perfetta per il vostro grande giorno!
2017ill., br. Questo Quaderno è per voi fidanzati che vi state interrogando sulla scelta fondamentale della vostra vita: sposarvi da cristiani, con il Sacramento del Matrimonio. Presenta un percorso in sette serate, in cui sarete accompagnati a ricordare il cammino che già avete intrapreso, come coppia, e a sognare e progettare il vostro futuro insieme. Un percorso bello, serio, entusiasmante e moderno, per capire sempre meglio che cosa significhi celebrare le nozze in chiesa e dare fondamenta solide alla vita insieme, nel cammino d'amore che desiderate affrontare.
2001réf. RO80224948Plon. 2001. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 180 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 306.8-Mariage et famille
1849réf. BK0018Ferrisburgh Vermont 1849. Autograph letter signed "Anne R. M." to her husband Lloyd Minturn in San Francisco "Upper California." 8 pp.; approximately 1700 words. With stampless cover bearing a black "NEW-YORK / 40" datestamp of January 17 and manuscript routing "per Cherokee. Significant edge wear and central vertical crease; text generally clear and complete. An intimate Christmas letter from Anna Robinson Minturn of Ferrisburgh Vermont to her husband Lloyd then engaged in the hotel and real estate business at Pueblo San José during the California Gold Rush. Writing on the anniversary of his departure Anna describes the four-month-old son Lloyd had never seen questions whether California's speculative "mania" could last and repeatedly urges him to return home. Lloyd Minturn had traveled to California in January 1849 with David Lion Gardiner and other eastern emigrants. By November Gardiner reported that Minturn was "at Pueblo San Jose keeping a hotel and speculating in real estate."1 Anna's references to Lloyd's hotel and stables their rental and the uncertain recovery of his investment relate directly to his California business. He later appears in San Francisco as a member of the Committee of Vigilance of 1851 with his place of business on California Street and his residence at the Mansion House.2 Anna begins writing late on Christmas day imagining a future holiday spent with Lloyd "by thy quiet fire-side in Vermont-with thy wife and darling child with thee." Returning to the letter three days later she reflects on the year since his departure: "Oh how much I think about thee as the anniversary of thy departure comes round . When I think of thee my dearest ask then what a weary dreary time it seems . Our little darling improves so rapidly is so very lovely that I can hardly bear to have thee away." News that another California emigrant Dr. Stone had returned safely made Lloyd's absence still more painful. Although she understood that "the object of thy pilgrimage" at last appeared attainable Anna wondered why the management of his property could not be entrusted to an agent asking why "Mr. Ruckle" cannot "receive the rents & pay the former owner and send thee thy portion of the profits." However she immediately checks her own advice with an observation on marriage and gender: "You men know so much more how these things work than we so that it is rather labor wasted to advise much and I do hate to see a woman trying to rule her husband-don't thee" Anna feared that Lloyd might remain away sacrificing his domestic life only to lose the anticipated reward. Her skepticism extends to the Gold Rush itself: "I do hope though that the man who has taken your property will be able to pay you-that would be so bad to stay away so long-sacrificing so much & lose thy reward entirely-don't thee suppose this mania in California will end much as the land speculation did here seems to me it must. I hope thee won't get drawn in." Much of the letter is devoted to their infant son whose birth Lloyd may initially have learned of from another returning emigrant because of the "shamefully neglected" Pacific mails. At four months the boy weighed eighteen and one-quarter pounds and had "cheeks as hard as little apples." Anna encloses a lock of his hair explaining that she had kissed it before sending it. The contrast between California and the Vermont household runs throughout the letter. Anna describes the snow distant mountains sleighing baked apples and buckwheat cakes while Lloyd remains in a place known to her mainly through contradictory reports and unreliable correspondence. She cites Bayard Taylor's account of portions of California as suitable wheat country while noting that other observers claimed wheat could not be grown there at all remarking on the "contradictory accounts about California" that make it hard to "tell what to believe." Her anxiety was heightened by reports of cholera progressing toward California. She closes by asking Lloyd to protect his health and praying that he might be restored to her "in sound health both body & soul." Anna was a daughter of Rowland Thomas and Rachel Robinson of Rokeby the prominent Ferrisburgh Quaker family whose home later became known for its role in the Underground Railroad. Other letters from Anna to Lloyd during his California absence survive at the Bancroft Library and the Smithsonian.3 Overall a substantial and affecting account of the Gold Rush from the perspective of a wife left behind. 1 David Lion Gardner Letter to Juliana McLachlan Gardiner November 30 1849 David Gardiner Letters BANC MSS 2006/127 box 1.The Bancroft Library University of California Berkeley. 2 Anna Robinson Minturn Letters to Lloyd Minturn 1849-1851 Warshaw Collection of Business Americana Subject Categories: Steamboats box 1 folder 6 J-L Archives Center National Museum of American History Smithsonian Institution Washington DC. 3 Anna R. Minturn "Anna R. Minturn to Mr. Lloyd Minturn Ferrisburgh December 2 1849" California Gold Rush Letters BANC MSS C-B 547 box 5 The Bancroft Library University of California Berkeley. . unknown books
1849réf. BK0018Ferrisburgh Vermont 1849. Autograph letter signed "Anne R. M." to her husband Lloyd Minturn in San Francisco "Upper California." 8 pp.; approximately 1700 words. With stampless cover bearing a black "NEW-YORK / 40" datestamp of January 17 and manuscript routing "per Cherokee. Significant edge wear and central vertical crease; text generally clear and complete. An intimate Christmas letter from Anna Robinson Minturn of Ferrisburgh Vermont to her husband Lloyd then engaged in the hotel and real estate business at Pueblo San José during the California Gold Rush. Writing on the anniversary of his departure Anna describes the four-month-old son Lloyd had never seen questions whether California's speculative "mania" could last and repeatedly urges him to return home. Lloyd Minturn had traveled to California in January 1849 with David Lion Gardiner and other eastern emigrants. By November Gardiner reported that Minturn was "at Pueblo San Jose keeping a hotel and speculating in real estate."1 Anna's references to Lloyd's hotel and stables their rental and the uncertain recovery of his investment relate directly to his California business. He later appears in San Francisco as a member of the Committee of Vigilance of 1851 with his place of business on California Street and his residence at the Mansion House.2 Anna begins writing late on Christmas day imagining a future holiday spent with Lloyd "by thy quiet fire-side in Vermont-with thy wife and darling child with thee." Returning to the letter three days later she reflects on the year since his departure: "Oh how much I think about thee as the anniversary of thy departure comes round . When I think of thee my dearest ask then what a weary dreary time it seems . Our little darling improves so rapidly is so very lovely that I can hardly bear to have thee away." News that another California emigrant Dr. Stone had returned safely made Lloyd's absence still more painful. Although she understood that "the object of thy pilgrimage" at last appeared attainable Anna wondered why the management of his property could not be entrusted to an agent asking why "Mr. Ruckle" cannot "receive the rents & pay the former owner and send thee thy portion of the profits." However she immediately checks her own advice with an observation on marriage and gender: "You men know so much more how these things work than we so that it is rather labor wasted to advise much and I do hate to see a woman trying to rule her husband-don't thee" Anna feared that Lloyd might remain away sacrificing his domestic life only to lose the anticipated reward. Her skepticism extends to the Gold Rush itself: "I do hope though that the man who has taken your property will be able to pay you-that would be so bad to stay away so long-sacrificing so much & lose thy reward entirely-don't thee suppose this mania in California will end much as the land speculation did here seems to me it must. I hope thee won't get drawn in." Much of the letter is devoted to their infant son whose birth Lloyd may initially have learned of from another returning emigrant because of the "shamefully neglected" Pacific mails. At four months the boy weighed eighteen and one-quarter pounds and had "cheeks as hard as little apples." Anna encloses a lock of his hair explaining that she had kissed it before sending it. The contrast between California and the Vermont household runs throughout the letter. Anna describes the snow distant mountains sleighing baked apples and buckwheat cakes while Lloyd remains in a place known to her mainly through contradictory reports and unreliable correspondence. She cites Bayard Taylor's account of portions of California as suitable wheat country while noting that other observers claimed wheat could not be grown there at all remarking on the "contradictory accounts about California" that make it hard to "tell what to believe." Her anxiety was heightened by reports of cholera progressing toward California. She closes by asking Lloyd to protect his health and praying that he might be restored to her "in sound health both body & soul." Anna was a daughter of Rowland Thomas and Rachel Robinson of Rokeby the prominent Ferrisburgh Quaker family whose home later became known for its role in the Underground Railroad. Other letters from Anna to Lloyd during his California absence survive at the Bancroft Library and the Smithsonian.3 Overall a substantial and affecting account of the Gold Rush from the perspective of a wife left behind. 1 David Lion Gardner Letter to Juliana McLachlan Gardiner November 30 1849 David Gardiner Letters BANC MSS 2006/127 box 1.The Bancroft Library University of California Berkeley. 2 Anna Robinson Minturn Letters to Lloyd Minturn 1849-1851 Warshaw Collection of Business Americana Subject Categories: Steamboats box 1 folder 6 J-L Archives Center National Museum of American History Smithsonian Institution Washington DC. 3 Anna R. Minturn "Anna R. Minturn to Mr. Lloyd Minturn Ferrisburgh December 2 1849" California Gold Rush Letters BANC MSS C-B 547 box 5 The Bancroft Library University of California Berkeley. . unknown
