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1910Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original paper autograph letter handwritten signed by Pirizade Ibrahim Hayrullah Bey. 22x14 cm. In Ottoman script. Paper with the letterhead of 'Selânik Vilâyeti' [i.e. Governorship of Salonica]. AH: 1326 = AD: 1910. With its elqab, letter has 10 lines. A legible script in Turkish with Arabic letters. Letter warns interlocutors against Bulgarian atrocities. Hayrullah Bey was a statesman who held various positions in the last period of the Ottoman Empire. He was born in 1859 in the rooted Pirizade family in Istanbul. His father was the head of the State Department of Shura and Shaykh al-Islam Pirizâde Mehmed Sahip Molla (1838-1910), and his mother was Hekimbasizade Fahrünisa Hanim. There are also two sheikh al-islams among their great grandfathers. Ibrahim Hayrullah Bey, a member of the Committee of Union and Progress, rapidly rose to state administration after the declaration of the 2nd Constitutional Monarchy. In September 1909 he was appointed Governor of Thessaloniki.
2016Best.-Nr. SKU1717570Pro Ed 2016. paperback. New. 9x6x0. New Book Ships with Tracking Pro Ed paperback
2016Best.-Nr. SKU0629906Pro Ed 2016. paperback. New. 9x6x0. New Textbook Ships with Tracking Pro Ed paperback
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1997Best.-Nr. 534637West Chester Pa.: Aralia Press 1997. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. 12mo. 16pp. Red cloth with printed paper spine label. Fine. One of 170 copies. This copy is signed by both authors. Aralia Press hardcover
1997Best.-Nr. 534637West Chester Pa.: Aralia Press 1997. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. 12mo. 16pp. Red cloth with printed paper spine label. Fine. One of 170 copies. This copy is signed by both authors. Aralia Press hardcover books
Best.-Nr. 14058Paris. 23 February 1790. 1p. 4to. Bifolium. Very good on lightly-aged paper. Addressed on reverse of second leaf with Dupont-Duterte's red wax seal broken in two to 'Monsieur Celerier Lieutenant de <> Mr Plaisant administrateur des travaux publique'. He begins by asking the two men 'de vouloir bien faire ensorte que mon pauvre jeune homme dont on est content ne quitte pas son attelier et ne passe du Coté du Faubxbourg St Antoine ou il est pus connu etant ne dans ce quartier'. In the second paragraph he discusses getting the lad 'de la ville quelques chemises dont ils manque absolument'. He concludes by stating that his aim is to 'montrer aux hommes de cette espece qu'ils ne faut pas desesperer de soi même et de la Bonté des autres hommes lorsqu'on revient a l'honnêteté'. Docketed at the head of the page: 'Repondre par le change que je lui donnerai trois chemises et qu'il peut me l'envoyé <>'. Dupont-Duterte was driven from office in 1792 and guillotined the following year. [Paris.] 23 February 1790. unknown
Best.-Nr. 19279On letterhead of the 'Judges' Chambers' 'Supreme Court Gibraltar.' Dated by Harington 'Gibraltar 18 May 1901'. 10pp. 8vo. In fair condition lightly aged and worn on ten leaves held together with a brass stud. With a number of deletions and emendations. The first paragraph reads: 'Rex v Alvarez Rex v Galliano This was an application by the Attorney General acting on the instructions of the British Minister in Morocco that certain dies a punching machine & a quantity of <> partly in dies partly in rolled plates & partly in ingots found in the possession of the prisoners respectively should be delivered up to the Government of Morocco - the application purporting to be founded on S27 of 24 & 25 Vict c. 99. The prisoners being convicted plus undergoing their sentence had no more standing before the Court nor had they instructed counsel but Mr Ballon who defended Galliano at his trial was heard as amicus curiae & raised the question .' After going into the details of the case Harington concludes: 'On the whole I am of opinion that I have no power to make any order in the matter except to direct as I do that the articles in question shall remain in the charge of the police unitl otherwise disposed of in due course of law.' Early on in the judgment he elaborates: 'In this state of things it appears to me clear that the only persons who can claim them under S27 are the Officers of Her majesty's Mint or the Solicitor to Hks Majesty's Treasury or some person authorised by them to receive them. The learned Attorney General was not in possession of authority from either the one or the other - nor was there any evidence that the abstruction called the Moorish Government the Sultan of Morocco as an individual or any person representing him was in possession of any such authority.' From the Harington family papers. On letterhead of the 'Judges' Chambers', 'Supreme Court | Gibraltar.' Dated by Harington 'Gibraltar | 18 May 1901'. unknown
Best.-Nr. 9370Fundamental Laws: Gibraltar c.1889. Report: Gibraltar 1897. Gatty's annotations are of interest considering his legal standing in Gibraltar and his position as one of the Library's committee members. One: 'Report'. Two pages on the versos of a 4to bifolium. Very good on lightly-aged paper. Concerning the proposed 'establishment of a Club' within the Library and concluding 'Generally we are of opinion that the above scheme is the best that can be suggested for upholding both institutions - the Library and the Club. The proposed agreement i may appear at first sight to entail a loss on the Library but the loss it would suffer from the establishment of a Club outside would probably be far heavier .'. Signed in type by Major-General F. Carrington; W. H. Rathborne; Stephen H. Gatty C.J.; Herbert Marsh R.N.; L. Barnes-Lawrence; and Joseph A. Patron. Addressed on reverse to 'His Honour S. H. Gatty Esqr Chief Justice'. Attached at the head of the first page is a 12mo leaf with one page reproducing the third and twentieth of the 'Fundamental Laws'. Two: Unbound stitched pamphlet 12mo 17 pp giving the 'Fundamental Laws'. In poor condition on aged paper with the first leaf loose. Two pages annotated by Gatty and with several passages amended by later printed leaves being laid down on them. Three: printed receipt for Garrison Library subscription filled in signed and dated 3 November 1904. From the residue of Sir Stephen H. Gatty's papers. See Image. Fundamental Laws: [Gibraltar,] c.1889. Report: [Gibraltar,] 1897. unknown
2021Best.-Nr. __0414088042Sweet & Maxwell 2021. Paperback. New. 19 edition. 156 pages. Sweet & Maxwell paperback
2022Best.-Nr. __0414110412Sweet & Maxwell 2022. Paperback. New. 7th edition. 120 pages. Sweet & Maxwell paperback
1991Best.-Nr. 13468Hanover NH U.S.A.: University Press of New England 1991. Cloth. As New/As New. On top of first front end paper in tiny black ink: "For Maggie--with all old affection and alove--Larry Donovan: Poet artist professor at Miami University and close friend of Donald Justice to his former wife Maggie a bookseller. Slightly smaller sturdy book fine red-brown cloth silver lettering bright on spine 171 lightly browned heavy pages. Also includes card with typewritten: Donald Justice--Pulitzer Prize for Poetry 1980 "Selected Poems" then signed in back ink "Donald Justice." DJ glossy beneath mylar with light gray background and red and darker gray design black lettering red spine small b/w photo of Jistice at top back left praise on back from Howard Nemerov Anthony Hecht and Mark Strand. DJ has tiny light crease at top front tip and spine top edge as well as bottom back edge. Fine DJ/Very Fine book. University Press of New England hardcover
1772Best.-Nr. 010288Neapoli 1772 Sumptibus Dominici Terres Full-Leather
Best.-Nr. 584879Abel L Paris 1610 2 ouvrages reliés en 1 fort volume petit in-4 ( 225 X 175 mm ), plein vélin ivoire, dos lisse avec titre manuscrit. ( Reliure de l'époque ). Traces d'anciennes mouillures claires. Bon exemplaire.
1866Best.-Nr. 2537Madrid: Imp. Nacional 1866.- XXXIV338 p.: con profusión de estados; Folio; Tela Cartoné Ed.- RARO. DERECHO EN GENERAL Libro en español Imp. Nacional hardcover
2022Best.-Nr. x-3030771830Palgrave Macmillan 2022. Paperback. New. 350 pages. 8.27x5.83x0.73 inches. Palgrave Macmillan paperback
2022Best.-Nr. x-0192859609Oxford Univ Pr 2022. Hardcover. New. 304 pages. 8.75x5.75x1.25 inches. Oxford Univ Pr hardcover
2021Best.-Nr. x-3030771806Palgrave Macmillan 2021. Hardcover. New. 350 pages. 8.26x5.82x1.06 inches. Palgrave Macmillan hardcover
1840Best.-Nr. 738751840. Scarce Tract on Judicial Reform in Scotland A Member of the College of Justice. A Letter to the Hon. Fox Maule M.P. Chairman of the Committee of the Committee of the House of Commons Appointed to Enquire into the Administration of the Law of Scotland On Some Points Connected with the Subject of that Enquiry. Edinburgh: Sold by Adam and Charles Black 1840. 51 1 pp. Octavo 7-1/2" x 4-1/2"; 19.1 x 11.4 cm. Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet with red-speckled edges. Title page and following four leaves are detached with the title page separated from the group. Features moderate toning light foxing and minor soiling on the outer leaves. $250. Written during a period of intense parliamentary debate over the Scottish legal system this tract specifically addresses proposed reductions in judicial staff. The author criticizes the political motivations driving the reform agenda and argues that effective administration of Scottish law requires maintaining or expanding rather than decreasing the bench. The pamphlet is exceptionally scarce with OCLC recording only 4 holding institution copies worldwide including 2 in North America: University of Minnesota Law School and New York Public Library. unknown
1840Best.-Nr. 738751840. Scarce Tract on Judicial Reform in Scotland A Member of the College of Justice. A Letter to the Hon. Fox Maule M.P. Chairman of the Committee of the Committee of the House of Commons Appointed to Enquire into the Administration of the Law of Scotland On Some Points Connected with the Subject of that Enquiry. Edinburgh: Sold by Adam and Charles Black 1840. 51 1 pp. Octavo 7-1/2" x 4-1/2"; 19.1 x 11.4 cm. Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet with red-speckled edges. Title page and following four leaves are detached with the title page separated from the group. Features moderate toning light foxing and minor soiling on the outer leaves. $250. Written during a period of intense parliamentary debate over the Scottish legal system this tract specifically addresses proposed reductions in judicial staff. The author criticizes the political motivations driving the reform agenda and argues that effective administration of Scottish law requires maintaining or expanding rather than decreasing the bench. The pamphlet is exceptionally scarce with OCLC recording only 4 holding institution copies worldwide including 2 in North America: University of Minnesota Law School and New York Public Library. unknown books
Best.-Nr. 674104to. Five pages approximately 750 words; Clark's concern about the case seemed to center around an ethical or legal question over whether he should disclose to other parties that he was not living in Halifax County at the time of the transaction making his deed to the property invalid; accompanied by a second ALS Nov. 10 1890 to Greenough with a related question in which he comments "I have been so badly swindled I wish it were so you could have found some way to reverse the wrong but Rogers the other litigant is evidently an expert in rascality." Clark an 1864 graduate of UNC served as an officer in the Confederate army during the Civil War edited a 5-volume history of the state's regiments in that conflict and served on the N. C. Supreme court 1889-1924 the final 21 years as its Chief Justice. Old fold lines but very good. unknown
Best.-Nr. 674104to. Five pages approximately 750 words; Clark's concern about the case seemed to center around an ethical or legal question over whether he should disclose to other parties that he was not living in Halifax County at the time of the transaction making his deed to the property invalid; accompanied by a second ALS Nov. 10 1890 to Greenough with a related question in which he comments "I have been so badly swindled I wish it were so you could have found some way to reverse the wrong but Rogers the other litigant is evidently an expert in rascality." Clark an 1864 graduate of UNC served as an officer in the Confederate army during the Civil War edited a 5-volume history of the state's regiments in that conflict and served on the N. C. Supreme court 1889-1924 the final 21 years as its Chief Justice. Old fold lines but very good. unknown books
2015Best.-Nr. 95578n.p.: Equal Justice Initiative EJI 2015. 1st ed. Paperback. Fine. some color photos 24 unnumbered interior page plus softcover wrapper. 26 cm. The 2015 dinner celebrated the previous year's reform and advocacy work by EJI and honored Winfred Rembert and Piper Kiernan as formerly incarcerated persons who had achieved remarkable success since leaving prison. A portion of Rembert's first "All Me" picture was illustrated in full color on the memorable front cover. This program contains full-page biographical information for each of the honorees. Bryan Stevenson the founder and Executive Director of EJI wrote the Foreword to "Chasing me to My Grave: An Artist's Memoir of the Jim Crow South" by Winfred Rembert as told to Erin I. Kelly which was awarded the 2022 Pulitizer Prize in Biography. Stevenson's Foreword to the book devotes two of its last paragraphs to Winfred's attendance and loving remarks about his wife Patsy at this dinner. Equal Justice Initiative [EJI] paperback
2015Best.-Nr. 95578n.p.: Equal Justice Initiative EJI 2015. 1st ed. Paperback. Fine. some color photos 24 unnumbered interior page plus softcover wrapper. 26 cm. The 2015 dinner celebrated the previous year's reform and advocacy work by EJI and honored Winfred Rembert and Piper Kiernan as formerly incarcerated persons who had achieved remarkable success since leaving prison. A portion of Rembert's first "All Me" picture was illustrated in full color on the memorable front cover. This program contains full-page biographical information for each of the honorees. Bryan Stevenson the founder and Executive Director of EJI wrote the Foreword to "Chasing me to My Grave: An Artist's Memoir of the Jim Crow South" by Winfred Rembert as told to Erin I. Kelly which was awarded the 2022 Pulitizer Prize in Biography. Stevenson's Foreword to the book devotes two of its last paragraphs to Winfred's attendance and loving remarks about his wife Patsy at this dinner. Equal Justice Initiative [EJI] paperback books
Best.-Nr. 51-2703Washington D.C. 1877. Engraved calling card 5.5x9.5 cm 2¼x3¾".Inscribed on the reverse: "Stephen J. Field Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court. Washington Mar. 8 1877." Prior to serving on the U.S. Supreme Court Feld was Chief Justice of California. In 1859 Field replaced the former chief justice of the California Supreme Court David S. Terry because Judge Terry killed a United States Senator from California David Colbreth Broderick in a duel and left the state.Lot AmendmentsCondition:Lightly toned; very good. [Washington, D.C.], 1877 unknown
