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1839Best.-Nr. 103713London 1839. Cloth. good to very good. 451pp. Folio sewn as issued. good to very good Not in TPL. 1839 hardcover
1900Prefazione 1 26x17,5 cm., legatura in mezza pelle, fregi e titoli in oro al dorso, pp. VIII, 576, numerose tavole fuori testo, in nero, raffiguranti i principali protagonisti dell'epoca, in antiporta riprodotto il facsimile della medaglia d'argento distribuita ai deputati, appartenuta al Conte Ferraris, senatore, seconda edizione, in italiano, buone condizioni.
1983Best.-Nr. 100145624CRISP 1983 in8. 1983. Broché. L'ouvrage analyse les crises gouvernementales en Belgique constatant que le pays a connu 52 crises en 75 ans avec une durée moyenne de vie d'un gouvernement de seulement 18 mois. L'auteur s'interroge sur la gouvernabilité de l'État belge et examine si le régime des crises pourrait déboucher sur une crise du régime lui-même en proposant des réformes de calendrier pour composer des gouvernements viables
1857Best.-Nr. 5447Charpentier libraire-editeur 1857 455 pages in8. 1857. broché. 455 pages.
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1860Torino, 1860, 21 gennaio, firma Vittorio Emanuele II, Cavour, stemma reale xil. pag. 2
1883Roma, 1883, 27 maggio, firma Umberto I, Depretis con stemma reale xil. pp. 4
1860Torino, 1860, 29 febbraio, firma Vittorio Emanuele II, Cavour, stemma reale xil. pag. 2
Best.-Nr. 20505'Oxford & Cam Club' London . 16 July no year . 3pp 12mo. Bifolium with mourning border. In good condition lightly aged with reverse of second leaf laid down on leaf removed from album. Valentia's father had been like Neate a Member of Parliament for Oxford. The letter begins: 'Dear Lord Valentia. I am sorry it so happens that I was away and shall be till next Monday - when I return home <> to <> street for the next six Weeks'. He would have been 'very glad to meet even a Yankee at your <> - though I dont like those northerns especially those that stay in England just now.' If 'the Yankee' should be with Valentia or in the neighbourhood the following week he will be 'happy to show him Oxford'. 'Oxford & Cam Club' [ London ]. 16 July [ no year ]. unknown
Best.-Nr. 14011First Letter: Edinburgh. 3 August 1814. Second Letter: Hope Park Edinburgh. 17 January 1815. Both letters 1p. 4to and both addressed with two postmarks on the reverse to 'John Jackson Esqr. M.P. New Broad Street London'. Both are docketted by Jackson. ONE: Headed by accounts of payments by Sir William Forbes and Messrs Robert Stein & Co totalling £4600 14s 3d against the shares of Lord Keith and 'Miss Mercer Elphinstone'. In the letter Mercer explains that Stein's share is for 'his Rent to Lord Keith'. He continues: 'I have about £200 in hand of Miss Mercer Elp<hins>tones part of which will be paid away here and there are Taxes to pay &c at Perth several tenants have not yet paid only part of Rent which when paid will be applied to pay what is due and what is over shall be remitted'. TWO: Referring to his 'letter from Meikelour and the Box with my Accots.' 'the Letter with the Lyoo Receipt' Peter Wighton James Dow and 'Mrs. McNeil'. Accompanying the two letters are two covers with franks of other letters from Mercer to Jackson 1814 and 1815 one is addressed to 'Sir John Jackson Bart M.P.' and both docketted by him. Note: Sir William Forbes was an eminent banker and philanthropist who drew compliment from Walter Scott in notes to "Marmion". First Letter: Edinburgh. 3 August 1814. Second Letter: Hope Park, Edinburgh. 17 January 1815. unknown
1901283 p. + Wonderful plates, including a magnificent color printed frontis and fine mezzotint-like portraits. Folio. Three-quarter red leather binding, over marbled boards. Rubbed. First edition. Limited to 1250 numbered examples. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! W150
