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1856P., Guillaumin &Cie, Hachette, Masson, 1856. In-8 relié demi toile bleue, II-292 pages. Tampon sur la page de titre, quelques rousseurs éparses. Patrice Larroque, (1801-1879) est né à Beaune. Sa pensée reflète le XIX° siècle dans lequel le rationalisme s'oppose à la religion (il publiera des livres de théologie également) ; il est d'autre part antimilitariste et profondèment républicain.
1892In 16, cm 13,5 x 19,5, pp. 24. Brossura editoriale. Traduzione a opera di S. De Castrone di questo saggio di Neumann, giurista austriaco e studioso di diritto internazionale, morto nel 1886 e che si occupo' nell'ambito dell'Istito di diritto internazionale di questi temi
Aalst, Vereniging van het Vredesboek 1984, (xii) + 226pp.geïll.
réf. 34739In-12, veau havane marbré, dos lisse orné de compartiments fleuronnés, pièce de titre de maroquin bordeaux, viii, 291, (1) p. de catalogue des oeuvres de l'auteur. La Haie, 1767.
1960réf. 95940Couverture souple. Brochure 27 x 41 cm. 8 pages.
1842E.O. - In 8vo di (4)-167pp. Brossura originale con titolo alla copertina, un po' polverosa, con invio omaggio dell'autore a “Monsieur le Comte de Sade”. In barbe. Raro.Edizione originale di questo singolare (e preveggente) trattatello pacifista, che individua nella pace tra Francia e Germania il nodo essenziale per evitare guerre europee. “On entendra plus alors l'expression anti-sociale de superioritè nationale”.
In-12, veau havane marbré, dos lisse orné de compartiments fleuronnés, pièce de titre de maroquin bordeaux, viii, 291, (1) p. de catalogue des oeuvres de l'auteur. Seconde édition "revue & corrigée". "Mably met en lumière l’apparition de ce qu’il appelle "le droit public de l’Europe" et montre comment ce mouvement de contraires, "guerres-traités", constitua un frein réel aux conquêtes. Par ailleurs, cherchant à comprendre les causes des obstacles concrets à un progrès du "droit des gens", il constate que le système économique européen possède un dangereux caractère expansionniste. Analysant les étapes de l’enrichissement par le commerce, il établit un rapport de causalité avec l’extension des guerres, du chômage et de la mendicité" (Florence Gauthier). (Tchemerzine-Scheler, IV, 249). Quelques petites épidermures, coiffe supérieure et coins émoussés. Bon exemplaire, intérieur très frais, relié à l'époque. Ex-libris gravé de Robert de Billy, diplomate, ami de Marcel Proust.
in-8°, 228 pages, notes, broche, couv. Bel exemplaire. [CL-6]
La Voie de la Paix, numéro spécial, 1970, 30 p., broché, un trait au crayon rouge et trois traits au crayon bleu sur la première de couverture, couverture un peu empoussiérée.
Monaco, Institut International de la Paix, 1907, in-8, br. edit., pp. 107, [5]. "Publications de l'Institut International de la Paix", n. 5.
1939réf. 133451939. Paris Editions René Debresse Bibliothèque de l'Artistocratie 1939 - Broché 14 cm x 19 5 cm 71 pages - Texte de Gérard de Lacaze-Duthiers - bon état
2021Il volume raccoglie le perlustrazioni e le riletture contemporanee del pensiero di Aldo Capitini, studioso attento della realtà nonviolenta e scrutatore originale della nostra modernità politica. I contributi presenti nel libro hanno inteso commemorare la figura di Aldo Capitini in quanto intellettuale eclettico, dal pensiero definito spesso irregolare e i cui interessi culturali si agitavano in numerosi campi. Ogni saggio costituisce e costruisce, dunque, un percorso concettuale volto alla riattualizzazione del pensiero capitiniano, adottandolo come chiave di lettura interdisciplinare per le sfide alla pace e alla nonviolenza che caratterizzano la contemporaneità. In definitiva, il volume anela al recupero di un pensiero che vuole emergere dal caos, dal disordine culturale, per ricostruirsi moralmente e culturalmente, volgendo lo sguardo verso l'avvenire. Curatori: Giovanna Scocozza.
1932réf. LFA-126734851Une publication de 90 pages environ, format 185 x 280 mm, brochée, publiée en 1932, Cité des Livres (Paris), bon état
2004réf. vd941Le cherche midi éditeur Documents Dos carré collé 2004 In-8 (15,6 x 24 cm), dos carré collé, 197 pages ; très bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1848réf. 45010Edinburgh: H. Armour n.d. but 1848. First U.K. Edition. 12mo 18cm.; publisher's side-stitched self-wrappers; 11pp. Light dust-soil tiny soil spot to rear wrapper else Very Good to Near Fine. Anti-Zachary Taylor pamphlet issued by the pacifist and marriage reform advocate Henry C. Wright 1797 - 1870 during Taylor's successful 1848 bid for the presidency. Here the author compares Taylor's career to that of Richard Crowninshield's 1804-1830 who was hired in 1830 to murder the 82-year-old captain and former slave trader Joseph White. H. Armour unknown
réf. 80612N.p. n.d. Hopedale: 1848. 16mo 15cm. Sewn self-wrappers; 12pp. A worn copy stain on first leaf bleeds with diminishing effect through entire text; marginal loss to final leaf not costing text; still complete and Good. Issued without imprint but likely printed at Adin Ballou's Hopedale Community where Wright was a resident but see note below. Date of composition is given as Jan. 24 1848 at close of text; this pamphlet was likely printed soon after that date as Wright's sequel titled The Employers of Dick Crowninshield was composed in March of the same year and makes reference to the current work in its foreword. In typical Wright fashion a contrarian point of view - here radical non-resistance - is stretched to its logical limits by unflattering analogy. Wright the idiosyncratic radical abolitionist feminist pacifist freethinker and proto-anarchist compares Zachary Taylor's actions at the Battle of Monterey to nothing more than murder for hire building his analogy around the notorious 1830 murder of a Salem ship's-captain Joseph White by a paid assassin the Dick Crowninshield of the title. After laying out the details of each man's purported deeds including a quite lurid account of the Battle of Monterey Wright follows with a long list of "The Differences" between them concluding in the end that there is no difference in kind: ".The assassin killed a man whom he knew to be innocent; the soldier did the same.The assassin killed the innocent at the instigation of his employers; so did the soldier.The assasin entered into a contract with his employers voluntarily; so did the soldier." etc. In the end the only noteworthy difference is that "Zachary's deeds are said by the priests and churches to be God-approved and Christ-like; the assassin's are denounced by them as evil and only evil." At least three separate editions of the pamphlet were issued with priority likely as follows: 1 a Hopedale imprint issued with a full title page dated 1848 in which the title subject's name is misspelled "Crowningshield;" 2 the current edition undated issued with drop-title the subject's name corrected to "Crowninshield"; no imprint clearly from a different setting of type from the first - but based on close comparison with digital sources likely from the same font of type as the first hence our suggestion of Hopedale as the likely place of printing for this edition; 3 a stated Second Edition undated published in Edinburgh probably the same year. All editions are uncommon; 4 locations noted in OCLC for this edition. No copies traced in commerce. unknown
1848réf. 45010Edinburgh: H. Armour n.d. but 1848. First U.K. Edition. 12mo 18cm.; publisher's side-stitched self-wrappers; 11pp. Light dust-soil tiny soil spot to rear wrapper else Very Good to Near Fine. Anti-Zachary Taylor pamphlet issued by the pacifist and marriage reform advocate Henry C. Wright 1797 - 1870 during Taylor's successful 1848 bid for the presidency. Here the author compares Taylor's career to that of Richard Crowninshield's 1804-1830 who was hired in 1830 to murder the 82-year-old captain and former slave trader Joseph White. H. Armour unknown books
réf. 80612N.p. n.d. Hopedale: 1848. 16mo 15cm. Sewn self-wrappers; 12pp. A worn copy stain on first leaf bleeds with diminishing effect through entire text; marginal loss to final leaf not costing text; still complete and Good. Issued without imprint but likely printed at Adin Ballou's Hopedale Community where Wright was a resident but see note below. Date of composition is given as Jan. 24 1848 at close of text; this pamphlet was likely printed soon after that date as Wright's sequel titled The Employers of Dick Crowninshield was composed in March of the same year and makes reference to the current work in its foreword. In typical Wright fashion a contrarian point of view - here radical non-resistance - is stretched to its logical limits by unflattering analogy. Wright the idiosyncratic radical abolitionist feminist pacifist freethinker and proto-anarchist compares Zachary Taylor's actions at the Battle of Monterey to nothing more than murder for hire building his analogy around the notorious 1830 murder of a Salem ship's-captain Joseph White by a paid assassin the Dick Crowninshield of the title. After laying out the details of each man's purported deeds including a quite lurid account of the Battle of Monterey Wright follows with a long list of "The Differences" between them concluding in the end that there is no difference in kind: ".The assassin killed a man whom he knew to be innocent; the soldier did the same.The assassin killed the innocent at the instigation of his employers; so did the soldier.The assasin entered into a contract with his employers voluntarily; so did the soldier." etc. In the end the only noteworthy difference is that "Zachary's deeds are said by the priests and churches to be God-approved and Christ-like; the assassin's are denounced by them as evil and only evil." At least three separate editions of the pamphlet were issued with priority likely as follows: 1 a Hopedale imprint issued with a full title page dated 1848 in which the title subject's name is misspelled "Crowningshield;" 2 the current edition undated issued with drop-title the subject's name corrected to "Crowninshield"; no imprint clearly from a different setting of type from the first - but based on close comparison with digital sources likely from the same font of type as the first hence our suggestion of Hopedale as the likely place of printing for this edition; 3 a stated Second Edition undated published in Edinburgh probably the same year. All editions are uncommon; 4 locations noted in OCLC for this edition. No copies traced in commerce. unknown books
1924réf. 012535PARIS EDITIONS DU FAUCONNIER 1924 Un plaquette in-8 brochée de 47 pages , ENVOI DE H. RYNER , la couverture est défraîchie avec un dos sali , assez bon exemplaire . PLAQUETTE RARE Assez bon Couverture souple
réf. ZEIT0080o.J. Vorhanden: Jg. 10, Heft 9, 1956; Jg. 11, Heft 2, 4 und 9, 1957; Jg. 12, Heft 2, 1958. Mit Beiträgen u.a. von Pandit Nehru und Helmut Kohl.
195721 cm, br. editoriale, sovracop. illustrata, p. 145
réf. 11728Paris, Fayard, 1969 15 x 20, 221 pp., broché, bon état
2017br. A differenza dei tanti uomini pronti a misurarsi in quella che considerarono un'eroica ed elettrizzante avventura, le donne italiane non invocarono la guerra. Ci fu poi un gruppo di utopiste, legate a una rete internazionale di militanti, che avanzò una ferma critica al sistema di potere maschile. Per quella élite di femministe e di suffragiste erano gli uomini a capo dei governi e della diplomazia, che sceglievano di dirimere i conflitti tra le nazioni attraverso lo strumento della guerra, a provocare dolore e spargimenti di sangue. Per questo motivo, negli anni a cavallo tra Ottocento e Novecento e nel corso del primo conflitto mondiale, chiesero più diritti e più democrazia per le donne e sollecitarono la loro partecipazione nelle decisioni sulle vicende nazionali e internazionali.
1994réf. 96503Couverture souple. Broché. 124 pages.
1970réf. 95886Couverture souple. 32 brochures d'environ 48 pages. 16 x 24 cm. Papier bruni à certains numéros, quelques-uns défraîchis…
