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1961Features: Presidential Party - Great colour photos of JFK's visit to Canada; James Coyne and the great debate - is Canada possible - the embattled governor of the Bank of Canada; What the music monopoly does to - and sometimes for - young Canadians - two New York management agencies have most of the say about which Canadian musicians are going to make it on the concert circuit, and what kind of music Canadian concertgoers are going to hear - a report on how Americans won a near monopoly of our concert platforms; The man who got everytthing by sending away for it - an article by Mordecai Richler; Why both sides will lose the white/black struggle for Africa; How Intelligence tests score today - the strengths and weaknesses of IQ tests; Ten hours alone with a time bomb - when Canadian George Cook volunteered for wartime special duty, he became a one-man suicide squad - good photos accompany article; Women are cowards about clothes - a fashion expert, Jane Harris, speaks out; Joan Allen and a Gentile Girl's life in Israel - she learned that Jews and Israelis are not the same people. Rev. Ray Goodall says - Let's disqualify adultery as grounds for divorce; Nice colour Pepsi ad on page 5. Colourful Labatt's 50 Ale ad on page 39. Colour Coke ad on back cover. Four inch by one inch chip from bottom corner of front cover else average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
1831ref. 000178Paris Barba 1831
ref. SONG0140435247Used: Good unknown
1886ref. 016227Paris Alphonse Lemerre 1886 In-16 Broché Dédicacé par l'auteur
1783ref. 002956A Paris, chez Couturier fils, 1783
1929ref. 002741Paris, Piazza, 1929
ref. DADAX1934885959New unknown
1612ref. 002970Paris, Jean du Brayet et Nicolas Rousset, 1612
1799ref. 847971799. Bound with 3 Other Trials. 4 works in 1. Bound with 3 Other Trials. 4 works in 1. Rare Accounts of "Modern Gallantry and Divorces" One Overlooked by the English Short-Title Catalogue Trials. Adultery. A Civilian of Doctor's Commons. A New Collection of Trials for Adultery: Or General History of Modern Gallantry and Divorces. Containing a Variety of the Most Remarkable Trials.From the Year 1780 To the Present Time. . Embellished with an Elegant Set of Plates Representing the Most Striking Scenes Described in the Work Whether Humorous Ridiculous Whimsical or Amorous. London: Printed for the Proprietors And Sold by J. Gill 1799. 544 pp. Irregularly paginated. With 14 copperplate illustrations including the frontispiece. Bound with Campbell Harriet Defendant. Summary of the Proceedings in Doctors' Commons In a Cause Instituted by Charles Colin Campbell Esq. Against Harriet His Wife For Adultery. London: Printed for Allen and West 1796. With a half-title. vi 42 pp. and Hope Biscoe Susanna Harriot 1768-1839 Defendant. The Trial of Mrs. Biscoe For Adultery with Robert Gordon Esq. London: Printed for Allen and West 1794. With a half-title. ii 74 2 pp. With a half-title; final leaf blank. and Newton Catherine b.1756 Defendant. The Trial of the Hon. Mrs. Catherine Newton Wife of John Newton Esq;.Upon a Libel and Allegations Charging Her with the Crime of Adultery. London: Printed for the Proprietors and Sold by C. Etherington et al. 1782. ii 112 pp. Part I only. Together 4 titles in 1 volume. Octavo 8-1/4" x 4-3/4"; 21 x 12.5 cm. THIS DESCRIPTION IS TRUNCATED DUE TO CHARACTER LIMITS. SEE LAST IMAGE FOR THE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION. Contemporary mottled calf gilt frames to boards lettering piece and gilt ornaments to spine gilt rules to board edges edges of text block speckled marbled endpapers silk ribbon bookmark. Light rubbing to exterior front joint cracked corners lightly bumped. Moderate toning to interior occasional light foxing faint offsetting from plates in first work. A handsome volume. $3500. Compiled by a contemporary reader this volume gathers four scarce works providing accounts of trials for adultery. Primarily intended to amuse and titillate these accounts are still of value to legal scholars and historians for their accurate reports and vivid background his. unknown
1799ref. 847971799. Bound with 3 Other Trials. 4 works in 1. Bound with 3 Other Trials. 4 works in 1. Rare Accounts of "Modern Gallantry and Divorces" One Overlooked by the English Short-Title Catalogue Trials. Adultery. A Civilian of Doctor's Commons. A New Collection of Trials for Adultery: Or General History of Modern Gallantry and Divorces. Containing a Variety of the Most Remarkable Trials.From the Year 1780 To the Present Time. . Embellished with an Elegant Set of Plates Representing the Most Striking Scenes Described in the Work Whether Humorous Ridiculous Whimsical or Amorous. London: Printed for the Proprietors And Sold by J. Gill 1799. 544 pp. Irregularly paginated. With 14 copperplate illustrations including the frontispiece. Bound with Campbell Harriet Defendant. Summary of the Proceedings in Doctors' Commons In a Cause Instituted by Charles Colin Campbell Esq. Against Harriet His Wife For Adultery. London: Printed for Allen and West 1796. With a half-title. vi 42 pp. and Hope Biscoe Susanna Harriot 1768-1839 Defendant. The Trial of Mrs. Biscoe For Adultery with Robert Gordon Esq. London: Printed for Allen and West 1794. With a half-title. ii 74 2 pp. With a half-title; final leaf blank. and Newton Catherine b.1756 Defendant. The Trial of the Hon. Mrs. Catherine Newton Wife of John Newton Esq;.Upon a Libel and Allegations Charging Her with the Crime of Adultery. London: Printed for the Proprietors and Sold by C. Etherington et al. 1782. ii 112 pp. Part I only. Together 4 titles in 1 volume. Octavo 8-1/4" x 4-3/4"; 21 x 12.5 cm. THIS DESCRIPTION IS TRUNCATED DUE TO CHARACTER LIMITS. SEE LAST IMAGE FOR THE COMPLETE DESCRIPTION. Contemporary mottled calf gilt frames to boards lettering piece and gilt ornaments to spine gilt rules to board edges edges of text block speckled marbled endpapers silk ribbon bookmark. Light rubbing to exterior front joint cracked corners lightly bumped. Moderate toning to interior occasional light foxing faint offsetting from plates in first work. A handsome volume. $3500. Compiled by a contemporary reader this volume gathers four scarce works providing accounts of trials for adultery. Primarily intended to amuse and titillate these accounts are still of value to legal scholars and historians for their accurate reports and vivid background his. unknown books
ref. AMA-1042Paris, Jean-François Bastien, 1778. In 12, veau flammé, dos lisse orné de roulettes dorées, mors supérieur fendu, mors inférieur frotté », coins émoussés, coupes frottées (Reliure usée de l’époque). xxiv, 428 pp.
