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réf. 5242Toulouse, Dupleix Laporte & compagnie, 1769, – in-quarto, 622 pp. – rel. bradel moderne, papier marbré, dos à caissons, tr. rouges
réf. 0656931604.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1848156 p. Bookseller's blind stamp of Amer & Gerber, Lancaster PA on first fly leaf. Early manuscript ownership of A.J. Eberly, April 11, 1866 on page 23. Adam John Eberly (1840-1901) was a prominent attorney in Lancaster, PA. 12mo. 200 mm. Original full leather binding. Front board detached. Spine perished. Hardbound. Text good. Binding poor. The Appendix includes: 'Acts of Assembly relating to the Cumberland Road'. Also known as the The National Road, the Cumberland Road was the first major improved highway in the U.S. built by the federal government. Constructed between 1811 and 1837, the 620-mile road connected the Potomac and Ohio Rivers and was a main transport path to the West for thousands of settlers. First edition. PAIMP 10
1977355 pages. Addresses the following questions: 1. What reasons for holding wildlife in captivity does the committee wish to endorse? 2. Do we discourage wildlife in captivity or devise rigid purposes for captive wildlife? 3. Should captive wildlife remain crown property? 4. Who is eligible to capture and retain wildlife? What differences are there regarding public non-profit holders and private profit motivated holders? 5. What about endangered species? Do we want some in captivity for experimental breeding and propagation? 6. What standards do we want for captive wildlife facilities? - do we need a set of standards agreed upon in Western Canada? - What about developing a schedule of cage enclosure sizes for specific types of wildlife - do we have the expertise? 7. What principle features of captive wildlife legislation are common to Western Canad agencies? What differences in philosophy exist? Can these be resolved? 8. Do we wish to regulate zoos, monkeys and exotic wildlife? 9. What do we do about developing demands for trade in wildlife? 10. What diseases should we be worried about? 11. Should movements of wildlife beyond provincial borders be regulated between participating states? 12. Where does Health of Animals fit? 13. When will the Game Export Act be amended to include live animals? What effect will such amendment have on the movement of captive wildlife within Canada? 14. What records are required? 15. What a. management requirements exist in the captive wildlife field? b. research 16 What to do with problem wildlife? (e.g. bear, coyotes, wolves, bison, deer). Unmarked. Very light wear and soiling. Excellent copy. Book
1999Features: A view from St. John's - heritage conservation and cultural landscape; Fogo Island - last chance for authentic outport culture; Bonavista; Heritage Precinct or Parking Lot - options for a gateway to Canada's National Captain; Fund-Raising for Heritage Buildings - The Saint George's Experience; The Henry Ruckle Farm on Saltspring Island; U.S. introduces Historic Homeownership Assistance Act; Nova Scotians want lighthouses protected by legislation; Gabrielle Roy's House needs donations; Curtain rises again on Montreal's Corona Theatre. Bilingual English/French. Clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. An excellent copy. Book
1771réf. 6928Bourg-en-Bresse, Imprimerie Jean-Baptiste Besson, 1771 ; in-4, broché ; 7 pp.
réf. 7952Genève, 1937, Publications du Bureau International du Travail. 1 volume in-8, 332 pp., broché, bon état général malgré le jaunissement uniforme des feuillets.
réf. 34328In-8, demi-toile éditeur (original gilt-blocked cloth-backed boards), vi, (2), 93 p. Washington, The Endowment, 1922.
In-8, demi-toile éditeur (original gilt-blocked cloth-backed boards), vi, (2), 93 p. First edition. A perfect copy, As new.
réf. 26890In-8, demi-toile bordeaux chagrinée, XII, 290 p. Bruxelles, Émile Bruylant et Paris, LGDJ, 1911.
In-8, demi-toile bordeaux chagrinée, XII, 290 p. Édition originale. Table alphabétique.
2008réf. 1247152008 Editions du Moniteur - 2018 - In-4 à l'italienne, cartonnage illustré - XV-200 pages - Nombreuses illustrations dans l'ouvrage - Avec le CD
réf. 37634Grand in-8, broché, couverture imprimée de l'éditeur, (8), 140 p., exemplaire non coupé. Paris, Ernest Thorin, 1870.
Grand in-8, broché, couverture imprimée de l'éditeur, (8), 140 p., exemplaire non coupé. Juriste et historien, Jacques Flach (1846-1919) devint docteur en droit à l'université de Strasbourg en 1869. Lors de l'annexion de l'Alsace par l’Allemagne en 1871, il choisit la nationalité française et exerça comme avocat à la cour d'appel de Paris. En 1877, il fut nommé professeur de législation comparée à l'École libre des sciences politiques. En 1883, il succéda à Édouard Laboulaye à la chaire d'histoire des législations comparées du Collège de France. Très bon exemplaire, tel que paru, non coupé.
réf. 3707Paris, Charpentier, libraire-éditeur, 1852. In-12, relié, (16)-472 pages.
1775réf. HIS3069MParis, Debure, père. 1775. In-12 420pp. Reliure solide d'époque, avec détails dorées sur le dos. Quelques gravures en NB comme détail hors texte.
réf. 24608In-8, broché ( pet. accrocs. à la couv.), viii, 419 p., non coupé. Paris, Plon, [1922].
