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rif. Bloomsbury-9781526530837Bloomsbury Professional. Paperback. New. 344 pages Bloomsbury Professional paperback
rif. Bloomsbury-9781526530837Bloomsbury Professional. Paperback. New. 344 pages Bloomsbury Professional paperback
2012rif. x-9400743068Springer 2012. Hardcover. New. 2004 edition. 482 pages. 9.69x9.61x1.26 inches. Springer hardcover
1767rif. 126534à Genève, [i.e. Grenoble ou Paris, Pierre-Étienne-Germain Durand] M. DCC. LXVII 1767 In-16 17 x 9,5 cm. Reliure de l’époque veau havane marbré, dos à nerfs encadrés de fers dorés, 152 pp. Ex-libris Marquis Bons de Farges ? Coiffe de tête arasée, accroc en pied de dos, intérieur assez frais.
2018rif. x-3319674730Springer 2018. Hardcover. New. 750 pages. 9.25x6.10x1.81 inches. Springer hardcover
rif. L09OS-00604Little Brown and Company. Collectible - Like New. Signed Copy Collectible - Like New. Like New dust jacket. Inscribed by author on front endpage. Little, Brown and Company unknown
1838rif. 00JT39France 1838. On offer is an 1838 Royal Bulletin booklet of 400 patents including inventor and invention covering all types of machines engineering architecture construction etc. etc. in French over 47 pages. VG. Unbound. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Manuscript. Paperback
1954rif. 5690New York: Committee for Justice for Puerto Ricans 1954. Very good. 4pp. on a single folded sheet plus mimeographed transmittal letter. Minor wear central vertical crease throughout. A fundraising pamphlet seeking support for prominent African-American lawyer Conrad Lynn who at that time was defending seventeen Puerto Rican citizens arrested in the wake of an incident in 1954 when four Puerto Rican nationalists opened fire in the United States Congress. Lynn's clients were additional Puerto Rican nationals arrested under a "crack down" described here as "a sweeping and unprecedented indictment for general conspiracy to overthrow the government by force and violence." The transmittal letter details Lynn's recent success in securing the acquittal on appeal of Ruth Reynolds another Puerto Rican national arrested after being accused of participating in the 1950 uprising in Puerto Rico. The committee points out the similarities in that case and the current one urging that Lynn will attempt to bring the same result. Conrad Lynn was known as the "Lawyer for the Damned" who worked over the course of his career for civil rights and in defense of draft resisters Puerto Rican nationals the Black Panthers and others. Lynn was also notable as the first Black graduate of the Syracuse Law School in 1932. We could locate no other copies of this appeal in OCLC or elsewhere. Committee for Justice for Puerto Ricans unknown
1954rif. 5690New York: Committee for Justice for Puerto Ricans 1954. Very good. 4pp. on a single folded sheet plus mimeographed transmittal letter. Minor wear central vertical crease throughout. A fundraising pamphlet seeking support for prominent African-American lawyer Conrad Lynn who at that time was defending seventeen Puerto Rican citizens arrested in the wake of an incident in 1954 when four Puerto Rican nationalists opened fire in the United States Congress. Lynn's clients were additional Puerto Rican nationals arrested under a "crack down" described here as "a sweeping and unprecedented indictment for general conspiracy to overthrow the government by force and violence." The transmittal letter details Lynn's recent success in securing the acquittal on appeal of Ruth Reynolds another Puerto Rican national arrested after being accused of participating in the 1950 uprising in Puerto Rico. The committee points out the similarities in that case and the current one urging that Lynn will attempt to bring the same result. Conrad Lynn was known as the "Lawyer for the Damned" who worked over the course of his career for civil rights and in defense of draft resisters Puerto Rican nationals the Black Panthers and others. Lynn was also notable as the first Black graduate of the Syracuse Law School in 1932. We could locate no other copies of this appeal in OCLC or elsewhere. Committee for Justice for Puerto Ricans unknown books
1963rif. 13058Iowa City: Stone Wall Press / Finial Press 1963. Limited Edition. Softcover. Near fine. Quarto 12pp. A near fine copy in the publisher's greenish printed wraps. Edges sun-faded with a few tiny nicks and a tiny ink mark to back cover. This is one of 270 limited copies printed by A D. Moore and K. K. Merker. A pleasing association copy SIGNED and INSCRIBED by Justice on the first leaf to fellow poet Mark Strand and his wife Antonia: "For Mark & Antonia with love & kisses Donald Justice." A handsome early work by Merker. Berger 11. Stone Wall Press / Finial Press unknown
1988rif. 66557Austin TX: W. Thomas Taylor 1988. First Edition. One of 125 copies specially bound and signed by Justice and London. Navy cloth; dustjacket; small 4to. 40pp. Fine copy in like dustwrapper. First performed at Cleveland State University in 1988. Rare in the trade. W. Thomas Taylor unknown
1981rif. 522442Middletown Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press 1981. Softcover. Fine. First revised edition wrappered issue. Octavo. 58pp. Pictorial wrappers. Donald Justice has revised the text for this 1981 edition with a new introduction about the editing of the text by Donald Justice.Spine is very slightly tanned else a fine bright copy. Originally published in 1960 as the 1959 Lamont Poetry Selection being the author's first regularly published book it was extensively revised for this 1981 edition with a new introduction by Justice. This copy is Inscribed by Donald Justice to editor Harry Ford and his wife: "To Harry & Kathleen - happiness forever - Donald Justice. Jan. 1982". Laid into the book is an autograph note by Justice stating in part: "Sorry - but these have come out only in paperback. The Chinese painting is only about 60 or 70 years old but we were much taken with it. I didn't dare choose a wine to leave as token! Last set of keys we'll mail" A nice association copy. Ford was poetry editor of Atheneum publisher of Donald Justice's Selected Poems which won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1980 and Atheneum with Ford as editor also published two other titles by Donald Justice. Wesleyan University Press unknown
1984rif. 66422Iowa City: Windhover Press 1984. First Edition. Sewn illustrated wrappers; thin 8vo. Cover drawing by Laurence Donovan. One of 210 copies. This copy especially signed by the author the edition was not signed. and is scarce as such. Additionally there is a note card with a personal note: "see you at Bread Loaf. and signed Don"; dated 5/18/84. A nearly fine copy a touch of glue or something on the front cover. Windhover Press unknown
1988rif. 66557Austin TX: W. Thomas Taylor 1988. First Edition. One of 125 copies specially bound and signed by Justice and London. Navy cloth; dustjacket; small 4to. 40pp. Fine copy in like dustwrapper. First performed at Cleveland State University in 1988. Rare in the trade. W. Thomas Taylor unknown books
1981rif. 522442Middletown Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press 1981. Softcover. Fine. First revised edition wrappered issue. Octavo. 58pp. Pictorial wrappers. Donald Justice has revised the text for this 1981 edition with a new introduction about the editing of the text by Donald Justice.Spine is very slightly tanned else a fine bright copy. Originally published in 1960 as the 1959 Lamont Poetry Selection being the author's first regularly published book it was extensively revised for this 1981 edition with a new introduction by Justice. This copy is Inscribed by Donald Justice to editor Harry Ford and his wife: "To Harry & Kathleen - happiness forever - Donald Justice. Jan. 1982". Laid into the book is an autograph note by Justice stating in part: "Sorry - but these have come out only in paperback. The Chinese painting is only about 60 or 70 years old but we were much taken with it. I didn't dare choose a wine to leave as token! Last set of keys we'll mail" A nice association copy. Ford was poetry editor of Atheneum publisher of Donald Justice's Selected Poems which won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1980 and Atheneum with Ford as editor also published two other titles by Donald Justice. Wesleyan University Press unknown books
1984rif. 66422Iowa City: Windhover Press 1984. First Edition. Sewn illustrated wrappers; thin 8vo. Cover drawing by Laurence Donovan. One of 210 copies. This copy especially signed by the author the edition was not signed. and is scarce as such. Additionally there is a note card with a personal note: "see you at Bread Loaf. and signed Don"; dated 5/18/84. A nearly fine copy a touch of glue or something on the front cover. Windhover Press unknown books
1764rif. 9572Edinburgh: printed for A. Kincaid and J. Bell and R. Fleming 1764. 1764. 8vo. 1 page ad 443 pp. 4 pp. Index 2 pp. Explanation of Author's Names. Contemporary full calf with raised spinal bands and gilt-stamped morocco spinal label. Front leather external hinge cracked some overall leather wear very good minus; contents bright. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Edinburgh: printed for A. Kincaid and J. Bell, and R. Fleming, 1764. hardcover
1836rif. BOOKS288572--/No Dustjacket. 1836. One page folio with the seal as Chief Justice of New York Supreme Court. . unknown
1875rif. 103812Couverture rigide. 10 volumes 16 x 24 cm d'environ 400 pages, reliures demi basane en très bon état.
rif. 296826Hippolyte Walzer, Libraire-Editeur Paris 1888-1890 3 volumes in-4 ( 280 X 190 mm ) de LI-804-4 829 et 857 pages, demi-chagrin tabac, dos à nerfs jansénistes ( Reliures de l'époque ). Edition originale. Bon exemplaire.
rif. CZC-7797auquels sont joints quelques ouvrages de MM. Baptiste du Mesnil, advocat général du Roy, de M. Pierre Pithov, Sieur de Sauoye, advocat en la cour & de plusieurs autres célèbres personnage de leur temps. Le tout receuilly & mis nouvellement en lumière par M. Claude Joly, cy-devant advocat en parlement, & à présent Chanoine en l’Église de Paris, petit fils de M. Antoine Loisel. Complet, volume in4, 260x400, relié pleine basane époque, accrocs, bel état intérieur, bien frais, 754pp Paris, chez Jean Guignard, 1656 ref/be
rif. CZC-7797auquels sont joints quelques ouvrages de MM. Baptiste du Mesnil, advocat général du Roy, de M. Pierre Pithov, Sieur de Sauoye, advocat en la cour & de plusieurs autres célèbres personnage de leur temps. Le tout receuilly & mis nouvellement en lumière par M. Claude Joly, cy-devant advocat en parlement, & à présent Chanoine en l’Église de Paris, petit fils de M. Antoine Loisel. Complet, volume in4, 260x400, relié pleine basane époque, accrocs, bel état intérieur, bien frais, 754pp Paris, chez Jean Guignard, 1656 ref/be
rif. CZC-7127Nouvelle édition augmentée de plusieurs pièces qui ont été trouvées parmis les papiers de l'auteur après sa mort. Seule édition complète. Les plaidoyers et les œuvres diverses de Monsieur Patru, membre de l'Académie Française, sont des textes littéraires et juridiques qui ont marqué la littérature française du XVIIe siècle. Guy-Patin, un contemporain de Patru, les décrit comme étant « écrits avec tant d'esprit, de grâce et de force, que c'est une chose admirable » Patru était un avocat renommé, et ses plaidoyers étaient considérés comme des modèles de rhétorique. Ses discours étaient connus pour leur clarté, leur éloquence et leur capacité à persuader les juges. Ses plaidoyers étaient souvent cités en exemple dans les écoles de droit. Il est important de noter que les écrits de Patru étaient très appréciés de son vivant, mais ils sont moins connus aujourd'hui. Cependant, ils restent des témoignages importants de la littérature et de la rhétorique du XVIIe siècle français. Complet en un fort volume in, 190x130, relié pleine basane époque, dos a nerfs, bien frais, 984pp+ table. Plaidoyers pour le Duc de Noailles, pour Maximilien Fraçois de Béthune, Duc de Sully, pour les Pères Mahurins, pour les Religieux de ND de Nevers, pour l'université de Paris, pour Catherine de Rambouillet, pour le Sr de la Rochelie, pour le Duc de Rohan, Pour la Fontaine Desprez, pour Maitre Gratien Galichon, etc.. Rare exemplaire ! Belle provenance " Bibliothèque de M. de Barray, Conseiller au Parlement ". Ex libris. Paris, chez Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy, 1681
rif. CZC-7127Nouvelle édition augmentée de plusieurs pièces qui ont été trouvées parmis les papiers de l'auteur après sa mort. Seule édition complète. Les plaidoyers et les œuvres diverses de Monsieur Patru, membre de l'Académie Française, sont des textes littéraires et juridiques qui ont marqué la littérature française du XVIIe siècle. Guy-Patin, un contemporain de Patru, les décrit comme étant « écrits avec tant d'esprit, de grâce et de force, que c'est une chose admirable » Patru était un avocat renommé, et ses plaidoyers étaient considérés comme des modèles de rhétorique. Ses discours étaient connus pour leur clarté, leur éloquence et leur capacité à persuader les juges. Ses plaidoyers étaient souvent cités en exemple dans les écoles de droit. Il est important de noter que les écrits de Patru étaient très appréciés de son vivant, mais ils sont moins connus aujourd'hui. Cependant, ils restent des témoignages importants de la littérature et de la rhétorique du XVIIe siècle français. Complet en un fort volume in, 190x130, relié pleine basane époque, dos a nerfs, bien frais, 984pp+ table. Plaidoyers pour le Duc de Noailles, pour Maximilien Fraçois de Béthune, Duc de Sully, pour les Pères Mahurins, pour les Religieux de ND de Nevers, pour l'université de Paris, pour Catherine de Rambouillet, pour le Sr de la Rochelie, pour le Duc de Rohan, Pour la Fontaine Desprez, pour Maitre Gratien Galichon, etc.. Rare exemplaire ! Belle provenance " Bibliothèque de M. de Barray, Conseiller au Parlement ". Ex libris. Paris, chez Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy, 1681
2026rif. x-1041167067Taylor & Francis Ltd 2026. Hardcover. New. 240 pages. 9.18x6.12x9.45 inches. Taylor & Francis Ltd hardcover
