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2008Best.-Nr. 210317061713621st Century Christian 2008-01-01. Ring-bound. Very Good. Nice looking book has minor edge wear. 21st Century Christian unknown
2013Best.-Nr. AME_9781626181809NOVA 2013. 1st. Soft Cover. New/New. NOVA paperback
2002Best.-Nr. Q-0806983051Main Street 2002-04-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Main Street hardcover
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1999Best.-Nr. Q-1568996047Soundprints 1999-09-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Soundprints hardcover
1788Best.-Nr. 816241788. Charges of Immorality and Fornication Against the Lord High Chancellor Cassandra. Thurlow Edward 1731-1806 1st Baron Thurlow. A Letter to the Bishop of London. Containing a Charge of Fornication Against Edward Lord Thurlow Lord High Chancellor of England. With His Lordship's de bene esse Defence. London: Printed for the Author; and Sold by Ridgway 1787. 50 pp. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5". Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet in later plain wrappers. Light soiling and edgewear to wrappers moderate toning to interior light foxing in a few places light soiling and faint offsetting to title page. $450. Only edition. Thurlow was a lawyer and Conservative politician who served as Lord High Chancellor for fourteen years. He was known not only for his loyalty to George III and skill in the courtroom but as the father of a number of illegitimate children. This wide-ranging polemic accuses him of fornication with a young woman named Mary Edmonds anticipates his defense and then moves on to a discussion of tax policy and the Test Acts. It draws on various classical biblical and legal authorities such as Blackstone to support its assertions. The pseudonym is likely a reference to the Cassandra of Greek mythology. The ESTC assigns this pamphlet a provisional date of 1788 but a contemporary review appeared in a 1787 issue of The Monthly Review describing it as a "strange.performance" but noting that the editors were certainly "much amused." The Monthly Review Vol. 77 August 1787 167. Not in Halkett & Laing. English Short-Title Catalogue ESTC T38222. Rose Register of Erotic Books 4545. unknown
1788Best.-Nr. 816241788. Charges of Immorality and Fornication Against the Lord High Chancellor Cassandra. Thurlow Edward 1731-1806 1st Baron Thurlow. A Letter to the Bishop of London. Containing a Charge of Fornication Against Edward Lord Thurlow Lord High Chancellor of England. With His Lordship's de bene esse Defence. London: Printed for the Author; and Sold by Ridgway 1787. 50 pp. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5". Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet in later plain wrappers. Light soiling and edgewear to wrappers moderate toning to interior light foxing in a few places light soiling and faint offsetting to title page. $450. Only edition. Thurlow was a lawyer and Conservative politician who served as Lord High Chancellor for fourteen years. He was known not only for his loyalty to George III and skill in the courtroom but as the father of a number of illegitimate children. This wide-ranging polemic accuses him of fornication with a young woman named Mary Edmonds anticipates his defense and then moves on to a discussion of tax policy and the Test Acts. It draws on various classical biblical and legal authorities such as Blackstone to support its assertions. The pseudonym is likely a reference to the Cassandra of Greek mythology. The ESTC assigns this pamphlet a provisional date of 1788 but a contemporary review appeared in a 1787 issue of The Monthly Review describing it as a "strange.performance" but noting that the editors were certainly "much amused." The Monthly Review Vol. 77 August 1787 167. Not in Halkett & Laing. English Short-Title Catalogue ESTC T38222. Rose Register of Erotic Books 4545. unknown books
1964Best.-Nr. boiler50mm000Pergamon Press 1964. Hardcover. Very good. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Very good hardcover in rubbed and worn dust jacket. First Edition. Clean pages. Bookplate front free endpaper. Pergamon Press hardcover
Best.-Nr. MLU650652476New. Historias de Medicos Hijos de Puta Autor Cassandra. Autor: Cassandra. Idioma: Spanish. 228 páginas. Materia: History World History Latin American History. ISBN: 9789501524772. Ejemplar nuevo. Referencia: MLU650652476. Spanish-language edition. Ships from Uruguay with full tracking. Every book is individually wrapped with care and securely packed so it reaches you in excellent condition. Looking for a title you can't find We source books on request. Thank you for letting us serve you. Amado Libros Montevideo. Edición en español. Enviamos desde Uruguay con seguimiento completo. Cada libro va envuelto con cuidado y bien protegido para que llegue a sus manos en excelentes condiciones. ¿Busca un título que no encuentra Conseguimos libros por encargo. Gracias por permitirnos servirle. Amado Libros Montevideo. unknown
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2000Best.-Nr. Q-0760715653Barnes & Nobles Books 2000. paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Barnes & Nobles Books paperback
2007Best.-Nr. 1-0760793034Barnes & Noble 2007. Hardcover. New. 5.30x4.50x1.40 inches. Barnes & Noble hardcover
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1882Best.-Nr. 0011152Meredith Belknap County New Hampshire United States. Good with no dust jacket. 1882-1885. Softcover. On offer is a fascinating hand-made diary that was written in 1882 in rural New Hampshire by a middle-aged woman from a well-known New Hampshire family who marries a prominent New Hampshire Colonel businessman and politician. Substantial internal context clues clearly indicate that this journal was written by Cassandra Swasey Stevens 1818-1901. Cassandra was the descendant of two important early New Hampshire families. On her fathers side Cassandra was a descendent of Ebenezer Swasey and on her mothers side she was a descendant of Daniel Ladd. In 1846 Cassandra became the second wife of Ebenezer Stevens a prosperous local blacksmith and businessman. Mr. Stevens was a Colonel in the New Hampshire militia and also served as a Justice of the Peace. He was one of New Hampshires electors for Honest Abe Lincoln in the 1860 election. SEE BIO NOTES BELOW FOR MORE ON EBENEZERS BUSINESS MILITARY AND POLITICAL CAREER. The Stevens family lived in the village of Meredith in Belknap County New Hampshire. Cassandra S. Stevens and Ebenezer Stevens were parents to Alice S. Stevens 1849-1935. Ebenezer also had three children from his marriage to his first wife Therina Stevens nee Osgood who died in 1845. At least one of his children from that marriage Celestia lived with Cassandra and Ebenezer. Cassandra kept this diary from 1882 to 1885 when she was 64 to 67 years old. Entries are not made for every day but there is a flow to Cassandras writing and the effect is to give a very good overall sense of life in this northern corner of rural New England. In the opening pages she describes how this little book was made by her uncle. After her uncle passed away she took it and excising several of her uncles pages used it for herself: I have just taken this little blank book made and once used by my dead uncle Tim Ladd as a diary. I had cut out what he had written fearing it would some time meet the eye of those that do not love his memory as I do Mar 14 1882. The opening entries describe her intense worry for her adult daughter Alice who is in the late stages of pregnancy and references Alices husband Henry William Lincoln about whom she only refers to as Mr. Lincoln: Pleasant sunny day though cold and sleighing bad as usual at this season. Mr. Lincoln just called. Says all well at home. I shall feel so relieved when Alice gets through her confinement Mar 14 1882. She recounts an accident with her horse when returning from a visit to Alice: We have just returned from Alices. Went up after meeting. Very bad sleighing half bare ground and Billy fell down and broke the shafts and frightened me very much Mar 19 1882. Alice gives birth to a daughter named Mary Alice on March 23 1882 and Cassandra goes on to enjoy watching Mary Alice and her siblings grow up: Mr. Lincoln brought by Alice Eben her grandsonand dear baby Mary Alice down this afternoon. The first time the dear little one had been down. Cassandra her granddaughter one of Alices older children stayed down last night. It was the annual Rail Road meeting today May 29 1882. She recounts the deaths of many member of family and of the community and it is clear she is affected by these: Received a letter from Mary this morn saying that Mr. Stowell is very sick and the Dr. Feared the worst. Had advised sending for Alice. Oh dear! God help poor Celestia and the girlsHis brother Charles is with them which will be a good help and comfort to Celestia I think Feb 10 1883 BIO NOTE: Mr. Stowell refers to Edward Stowell who was the husband of Cassandras step-daughter Celestia. A day to remember. Mr. Stevens went to Laconia. Came home on the noon train about two o'clock. Mrs. Wiggin called and brought a Telegraph dispatch to him saying "Your brother hung himself today about noon." Fanny was the first to find him hanging in the barn and took him down herself. It had been barely 1/2 an hour since he was out of her sight. It must have been a sudden impulse for him as he ate his dinner and then just went down to the barn and done the awful deedSo much sickness all around us and so much death." Mar 15 1883. BIO NOTE: Paul Stevens was Ebenezers baby brother born in 1818. Fanny was one of his sisters. Cassandra is a staunch Republican which makes sense given her husbands political involvement see BIO NOTE below. She writes of her disappointment when Democrat Grover Cleveland gets elected President. Cassandras last entry recounts a visit from her daughter and grandchildren and also references her husband Col. Ebenezer Stevens: Mr. L. Alice and the children and Stella all came down to church today and stopped to supper. Cass was here came down yesterday. It was her grandfathers birthday 75 years old. She brought him a lamp shade and the other children sent him a cake. Celestia and Mary both sent him handkerchiefs and collars May 10 1885. This is an outstanding piece of local history. For a historian it is rich in detail of life in this small rural New Hampshire community in the late 1800s. It is also a superb resource for genealogists who are researching New England families. Her warmth shines through and her journal is easy pleasant reading. It is no surprise then that the University of New Hampshire has a substantial collection of Ebenezer and Cassandras diaries which cover years not covered by this diary. EBENEZER STEVENS 1810-1901 BIO NOTES: Ebenezer Stevens was an active Republican interested in militia matters. He became a colonel and a brigade and division inspector. He served three years as an elected selectman and held the commission of justice of the peace. He was a Presedential elector for Honest Abe Lincoln in 1860 and a selectman of Meredith New Hampshire during the Rebellion. A devout Baptist he was connected with the Free-Will Baptist Church as a trustee of the New Hampton seminary. He was one of the incorporators and served as president and treasurer of the Meredith Mechanic Association; one of the incorporators and trustees of the Meredith Village Savings-Bank; one of the directors of the Belknap County Bank Laconia and also a trustee of Laconia Savings-Bank. This journal is handmade using trimmed pages and having a cover made out of a larger sheet of heavier paper folded to form a cover. The pages were then stitched through the cover. It measures about 6.25 inches by 4 inches. The diary is in very good condition It contains 88 pages and is 100% complete. The handwriting is quite legible.; Manuscripts; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 88 pages . paperback
1999Best.-Nr. Q-0717288706Grolier Books 1999-01-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Grolier Books hardcover
2001Best.-Nr. Q-0717288978Scholastic Inc 2001-01-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Scholastic, Inc hardcover
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2002Best.-Nr. 004777Piatkus 2002 "Moon and Star Magic - Angels Fairies and Animals of the Nigh - Candles Meditations and Healing ". Excellent clean and tightly bound book. Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. 216 pages. Size: Approx 5½ " Wide - 8½ " Tall Piatkus paperback
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