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rif. 2605RS226Comprehendido de Novembro de 1891 a Setembro de 1892 por. O mesmo autor d aquella Secção Militar escripta de 1.ª de Maio a 16 de Junho deste anno. Em Dous Volumes. Tomo 1.º. Ùnico publicado Companhia Editora Fluminense. Rio de Janeiro. 1892.De 225x165 cm. Com xvi 440 i págs. Encadernação da época com lombada em pele nervos e ferros a ouro. Exemplar com cota de biblioteca no pé da pasta anterior sinais leves de manuseamento com danos nos cantos das pastas cota oleográfica na folha de guarda anterior carimbo oleográfico de posse na folha de anterrosto e de rosto e manchas de oxidação próprias do papel.Primeira e única edição. A obra compunha-se de dois Volumes mas como afirma o autor Honorato Caldas na folha de guarda da cópia digital do exemplar oferecido pelo autor a Biblioteca do Senado Federal datada de Rio-Julho de 1905: «o 2.º volume desta obra foi destruído pelo incêndio que devorou a antiga Companhia Editora em que foi impresso mas não ficou prejudicada a materia deste 1º volume por que aquelle só tratava da discussão havida no Congresso Nacional sobre o estado de sitio.».As páginas preliminares em numeração romana contêm uma dedicatória impressa do autor aos presos de desterrados políticos de 10 e 12 de Abril um prólogo intitulado Ao Exército e Armada e o índice deste volume que se divide em duas parte: Secção Militar e Documentos Históricos.Obra insere-se no período da Revolta da Armada rebelião naval ocorrida no Brasil entre 1893 e 1894 durante os primeiros anos da República. Liderada por oficiais da Marinha contra o governo de Floriano Peixoto tornou-se uma das mais crises político-militares do período expondo tensões entre as forças armadas e a jovem ordem republicana.Em novembro de 1891 o Presidente Deodoro da Fonseca dissolveu o Congresso e tentou reforçar os seus poderes provocando uma crise política. A Marinha liderada pelo almirante Custódio José de Melo opôs-se à medida e ameaçou bombardear o Rio de Janeiro. Perante a pressão militar e política Deodoro da Fonseca demitiu-se a 23 de novembro de 1891. O vice-presidente Floriano Peixoto assumiu a Presidência gerando novas controvérsias sobre a legalidade da sucessão. Este episódio revelou a instabilidade dos primeiros anos da República brasileira e antecedeu a mais ampla Revolta da Armada.A derrota dos revoltosos consolidou a autoridade de Floriano Peixoto e fortaleceu a predominância política do Exército na Primeira República. A Marinha sofreu perdas de influência institucional enquanto o episódio passou a simbolizar as dificuldades enfrentadas pelo Brasil na estabilização do regime republicano. A Revolta da Armada é frequentemente estudada como um marco das disputas sobre legalidade legitimidade e controlo das forças armadas nos primeiros anos da República brasileira.Kleber é pseudónimo do Tenente-Coronel Honorato Cândido Ferreira Caldas Brejo Maranhão 1842 - Rio de Janeiro 1906 foi um militar republicano de transição entre o Império e a República com actuação tanto no campo de batalha quanto na política e deixou uma pequena produção escrita ligada a debates ideológicos do seu tempo. Fixou a sua residência no Rio e passou a colaborar na Imprensa Carioca com pseudônimo de Kleber escrevendo artigos contundentes contra os governos da República principalmente o do marechal Floriano Peixoto e também com ataques ao Supremo Tribunal Federal. A sua posição de inconformado oposicionista valeu-lhe mesmo como militar reformado uma prisão por cerca de dois anos.Ref.:Biblioteca do Senado 222268. SACO RS859 hardcover
2003rif. 303865University Press of Kentucky. Fine. 2003. Hardcover. 272 pp; SIGNED by all contributors AND Thomas D. Clark on the front fly leaf. Book otherwise looks new leather and gilt lettering look perfect. Limited signed edition of 225 copies this being #23. ; Signed by Author . University Press of Kentucky hardcover
2023rif. x-1032513446Routledge 2023. Hardcover. New. 304 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.75 inches. Routledge hardcover
2021rif. Atlantic-9783030668761Springer 2021. 1. Hardcover. New. Springer hardcover
2021rif. Atlantic-9783030668761Springer 2021. 1. Hardcover. New. Springer hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9780739165577Lexington Books. Hardback. New. 178 pages Lexington Books hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9780739165577Lexington Books. Hardback. New. 178 pages Lexington Books hardcover
2000rif. __3486255703Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag 2000. Hardcover. New. 9th reprint edition. 970 pages. German language. 9.45x6.69x2.17 inches. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag hardcover
2019rif. x-3030163261Springer 2019. Hardcover. New. 438 pages. 9.25x6.10x1.02 inches. Springer hardcover
2021rif. Adhya-9783030668761SPRINGER 2021. HB. New. SPRINGER hardcover
2021rif. Adhya-9783030668761SPRINGER 2021. HB. New. SPRINGER hardcover
2025rif. x-1032227885Routledge 2025. Hardcover. New. 366 pages. 10.00x7.00x9.61 inches. Routledge hardcover
rif. BN676174Beltz. Abriss der Entwicklungspsychologie: Eine kurze Einführung für Pädagogikstudenten und Erzieher Beltz Studienbuch Abriss der Entwicklungspsychologie: Eine kurze Einführung für Pädagogikstudenten und Erzieher Beltz Studienbuch Kleber Eduard W Beltz unknown
1929rif. 348Moscow: Izd-vo MOPR SSSR 1929. 30 2 pp. 17x13 cm. In original constructivist wrappers designed by V. Dobrovol'sky. Fine uncut. Soviet bookshop's stamp and small pen mark on the rear wrapper. Titled ''A Woman Walks'' this book with a fierce woman on the cover includes two short stories about women in proletarian movement by German communist writers Kurt Klaber and Hans Lorbeer. The book was published by International Red Aid MOPR - an international social service organization established by the Communist International. The organization was founded in 1922 to function as an ''international political Red Cross'' providing material and moral aid to radical ''class war'' political prisoners around the world. Needless to say that the printed here stories have pronounced revolutionary tone. No copies found in Worldcat. Izd-vo MOPR SSSR unknown
1915rif. 12924Pittsburgh: The Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania 1915. First Edition. Octavo 8.25 x 5.75" blue cloth with yellow lettering and illustration 244 pp 35 of 36 portrait plates lacking portrait of Carrie Chapman Catt. Stamp of the "Suffrage Service Hut Pittsburgh Pa" to front endpaper. A fundraising cookbook published by a Pittsburgh suffrage group. Contributors included Jane Addams Charlotte Perkins Gilman Jack London Carrie Chapman Catt and others. A very good copy with one plate lacking wear to corners and spine tips slight fading and few tiny stains to spine. The Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania hardcover
1915rif. 372084Pittsburgh: The Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania 1915. First Edition. 244pp. 36 portraits. 8vo. Blue pictorial cloth illustrated in black with image of Uncle Sam holding scales weighing men and women as equals covers a bit abraded minor wear at extremities somewhat crude repairs at top and tail of spine repairs at hinges. First Edition. 244pp. 36 portraits. 8vo. A cookbook assembled by a Pittsburgh equal rights organization with a five-page introduction by Pittsburgh journalist Erasmus Wilson. Recipes endorsements and statements regarding woman's suffrage from prominent political social and literary figures including letters from the governors of California Kansas Wyoming and Washington; Jane Addams Mary Roberts Rinehart Dr. Anna Howard Shaw Fanny Garrison Villard film actress Nazimova Judge Ben Lindsay an original poem by John Whitcomb Riley not listed in BAL and recipes from Charlotte Perkins Gilman Irwin Cobb and Jack and Charmain London. London contributes two prose recipes for preparing roast duck which contributions are not listed in the standard London bibliography. Kleber's cookbook is a fine example of the many cookbooks and culinary tractates written during the Suffrage movement that encouraged a radical shift from traditional delicate victuals to wholesome pragmatic and often medicinal meals. The Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania unknown
2011rif. 96489Jovis. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in English and German. 96 pp. ; 121 illustrations. -- with a bonus offer--; Photographers collects Birgit Kleber's close-up black-and-white portraits of the world's finest living photographers including Anton Corbijn Gisele Freund Nan Goldin F.C. Gunlach Barbara Klemm Saul Leiter Boris Mikhailov Shirin Neshat Martin Parr Pierre et Gilles Robert Polidori Thomas Ruff Sebastiao Salgado Cindy Sherman Juergen Teller and Jeff Wall. . 2011. 3868591338 . Jovis hardcover
1915rif. 140943129Pittsburgh: The Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania 1915. First Edition. Very Good. 244 pp. First edition. Bound in publisher's blue cloth stamped in black with front cover showing an illustration of Uncle Sam weighing men against women on a scale. Very Good with rubbing to cloth at extremities soiling some nibbling through to edges of boards and darkening to spine. Pages toned with offsetting to endsheets former name to front free endpaper and spotting to several early leaves. A scarce cookbook utilized as a fundraising tool for Pennsylvanian suffragettes with a list of contributors that includes some of the leading members of the suffrage movement and big names of the day: Jane Addams Jack London Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Lady Constance Lytton to name a few. The Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania unknown
1915rif. 76181Pittsburgh: Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania 1915. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. One of the suffragists' most unlikely and effective weapons in their fight for the vote was the cookbook. By 1870 women were staging mammoth bazaars and fairs to raise funds for suffrage work. When "The Woman Suffrage Cook Book of 1886" was published; it was offered for sale at many of these gatherings. The Suffrage Cook Book offered here even contains recipes from such prominent supporters as Jane Addams Charlotte Perkins Gilman Jack London Lady Constance Lytton Mary Roberts Rinehart and Fanny Garrison Villard. Octavo: 244 pp. with 36 plates. Original blue cloth binding with pictorial yellow stamping reproducing a silhouette of Uncle Sam holding the scales of justice in his right hand and in his left hand holding a wheel with spokes named for each state that had granted women the right to vote. The front hinge is starting but still quite sound. The spine is a touch faded with a small stain to the bottom of the front panel and some minor edgewear; otherwise very good. Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania hardcover
1800rif. 2195Kléber's last report; presentation copy inscribed to the commander of the French Engineering Corps in Egypt Jean-Baptiste Kléber 1753-1800; François-Étienne Damas 1764-1828. Rapport fait au Gouvernement Français des évenemens qui se sont passés en Egypte depuis la conclusion du Traité d'el-A'rych jusqu'à la fin de prairial an 8. Au Kaire Gizah de l'Imprimerie nationale after June 19 1800. 4°. 2 65 1 blank pp. Collates: π A-H4 π. Sewn. Inscribed by hand in ink on top of half title: "Au commadt. du génie". Rapport of the French Military Proceedings in Egypt Between January and June 1800 by Generals Kléber and Damas. Presentation copy inscribed by the author/publisher to the commander of the French Engineering Corps in Egypt: General Marie Théodore Urbain Garbé. After the failed Syrian Campaign and the retreat of the Army of the Orient to Egypt Napoleon spontaneously decided to return to France. On August 22 1799 he appointed General Kléber as his successor leaving him to face the daunting task of battling the combined British and Ottoman forces. On January 24 1800 Kléber concluded the Treaty of El Arich with the British aiming for an honorable evacuation of the French army from Egypt. However the British betrayed the agreement forcing Kléber into the Battle of Heliopolis on the outskirts of Cairo on March 20. After a victorious outcome Kléber confronted the Second Cairo Revolt which erupted simultaneously and lasted until April 21. During the revolt insurgents broke into Marcel's quarters at the Cairo printing press. Marcel was wounded his secretary Henrici was beheaded and the workshop was set on fire. Fortunately the printers had already been moved to safety in Gizah though the situation there was hardly more secure. As Turkish forces supported by the British advanced on the city General Belliard the city's governor decided to relocate the printers to the nearby safer citadel of Gizah where this present report was subsequently printed. While the report was being drafted General Kléber was assassinated in Cairo on June 14 1800. His former aide-de-camp and successor General Damas completed the report. Kléber's portion ends on page 38 after which Damas continues: "Ici est terminée la partie du Rapport qu'avait écrite le Général en Chef Kléber" "Here ends the part of the report written by General-in-Chief Kléber". The final four pages of the document include the "Capitulation accordée par le Général en Chef Kléber à Nassyf Pacha Othman-Effendy et Ibrahyn-Bey pour l'évacuation du Kaire par les troupes Ottomanes et les Mamlouks" "Capitulation granted by General-in-Chief Kléber to Nassyf Pacha Othman-Effendy and Ibrahyn-Bey for the evacuation of Cairo by the Ottoman and Mamluk troops". Copies: 2: BnF: RES 8-LC2-999 ALPHA210; Austrian National Library: 179468-B.5 ALT MAG. Not in BL QNL Yale Harvard Princeton etc. Condition: wholly untrimmed. Faded stain in the margin of the first 3 leaves otherwise in excellent condition. Literature: Freitag Ulrike et al. editors. Urban Violence in the Middle East: Changing Cityscapes in the Transition from Empire to Nation State. 1st ed. vol. 14 Berghahn Books 2015. Imprimerie nationale
