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Best.-Nr. 19280Gibraltar 1892 and 1901. . Thirteen items from the Harington family papers. Sir Richard Harington of Ridlington 12th Baronet was educated at Eton and Christ College Cambridge. Called to the Bar in 1886 he practised as a barrister on the Oxford Circuit before taking up an appointment as a Puisne Judge in the High Court of Justice at Fort William in Bengal in 1899 serving in that capacity until returning home in 1913. In later years he acted as Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant for Herefordshire. The collection is in fair condition aged and worn. ONE: Printed document completed in manuscript signed by the Governor of Gibraltar Sir Robert Biddulph 1839-1918 docketed by Harington 'Letters patent appointing Sir R. Harington temporarily Chief Justice of Gibraltar' dated 8 May 1892. The document with damaged seal of Queen Victoria under paper appoints 'His Honour Sir Richard Harington Baronet Judge of the County Court of Worcester … to act as Chief Justice of Gibraltar during the absence on leave of His Honour Sir Henry James Burford Burford Hancock Knight Companion of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George'. TWO: Typed document signed by Colonial Secretary of Gibraltar Henry More Jackson 1849-1908 docketed 'letters Patent appointing Sir Richard Harington Bt acting Chief Justice of Gibraltar' dated March 1901. With seal of Edward VII under paper. Appointing Harington to the position 'during the absence on leave of His Honour Stephen Herbert Gatty'. 2pp. folio. THREE: Autograph 'Draft letter to Sir H Jackson in draft ordinance as to assessors' by Harington dated 16 May 1901. 4pp 8vo. On letterhead of the Supreme Court Gibraltar Judges' Chambers. The letter is headed 'Presentment of the Grand Jury in the matter of Assessors.' FOUR: Typed Letter Signed to Harington from Jackson 'H. Jackson'. On letterhead of the Colonial Secretary's Office Gibraltar 3 April 1901. 1p. 8vo. Informing him of the Easter closure of the 'Public Offices'. FIVE: Printed grey-paper 'Pass to Sketch or Photograph' in Gibraltar issued to Harington. Signed by Major Crawford Assistant Adjutant General stamped and dated 30 June 1901. SIX: Printed pink-paper 'Officer's Pass' made out to Harington and giving him 'permission to pass along the roads but not off them nor along the footpaths comprised in the triangle – Willis's Signal Station and Windmill Hill Gate'. Signed by Crawford and dated 31 March 1901. SEVEN and EIGHT: Two duplicated letters in facsimile manuscript from the Assistant Military Secretary. 14 and 15 March 1901; the first from Government House the second from 'The Convent'. Each 1p. 12mo. The two relating to a visit by 'the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York'. The first with the names of 'Sir R. and Lady Harington' added an invitation to 'the Dinner to be given by His Royal Highness on board the “Ophir” on the 21st. March. The second with 'The Acting Chief Justice' added inviting Harington to 'the Landing Stage on H. M. Dock … to receive Their Royal Highnesses'. NINE: Eastern Telegraph Company telegram from 'Nicolson' inviting Harington and his wife to dinner. 4 April 1901. TEN: Notebook with waxed black cloth cover containing itemised manuscript account of expenditure on food. No evidence of author or place but compiled during Harington's second tenure between 5 March and 19 May 1901 by Lady Harington's household. 118pp. 12mo with 2pp. 12mo on leaves loosely inserted. Good English fare from 'Sponge Cake' to 'Mutton Cutlets' with prices. Compiled by or for Lady Harington. ELEVEN and TWELVE: Two printed cards relating to the 'Royal Fusiliers Races' on Gibraltar. First an invitation completed in manuscript to the 'Regimental Races North Front.' from 'Lieut. Col: Briggs and the Officers Royal Fusiliers' to 'Sir J. sic Lady & Miss Harrington sic'. THIRTEEN: Printed 'List of Passengers outwards by P. & O. Company's Steamer' 'Per P. & O. S.s. EGYPT CAPTAIN G. L. LANGBORNE R.N.R. from LONDON Feb. 28; from MARSEILLES Mar. 7. For GIBRALTAR MARSEILLES PORT SAID ISMAILIA ADEN and BOMBAY.' [ Gibraltar, 1892 and 1901. ] hardcover
Best.-Nr. 24355561-nnew. unknown
1989Best.-Nr. BN451583Paladin PressU.S. 1989. 1989. Electronic Funds Transfer Systems Fraud Electronic Funds Transfer Systems Fraud Dept of Justice Us Paladin Press,U.S. unknown
2011Best.-Nr. 2081502111907409Sanqin Publishing Company China 2011. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 3324p Size: B5 Soft Cover Number of books: 10 Sanqin Publishing Company, China paperback
2017Best.-Nr. Manohar-9781138646414Routledge 2017. Hardcover. New. Routledge hardcover
2017Best.-Nr. Manohar-9781138646414Routledge 2017. Hardcover. New. Routledge hardcover
2018Best.-Nr. __1784731285Family Law 2018. Paperback. New. 1 pages. 9.65x6.22x2.05 inches. Family Law paperback
2008Best.-Nr. NOCT17-9780073379173-393McGraw-Hill Education 2008-08-11. Paperback. New. NEW TEXTBOOK SHIPS WITH EMAILED TRACKING FROM USA McGraw-Hill Education paperback
1919Pages 353-440, plus 16 pages of nostalgic ads. Features: Flying in Central Africa - part 2 - tales from the log book of an R.A.F. officer during the campaign in German East Africa - article with interesting photos; Torn by Starving Jackals in Macedonia - Private James McDade of the 6th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers recounts his experience - with photo of McDade; Death-Struggle with An Alligator - what happened to Van Campen Heilner when he was photographing an alligator in a Florida swamp - photo-illustrated article; The Thrills of Parachuting - early and marvelously photo-illustrated article on this topic; Photo of tourist party in Solomon's Quarry, the world's most ancient quarry; My South African Adventures - part 1 of Jack West's incredible recollections, including photo of him aged 17; Ship Built By One Man - Liberian missionary, the Rev. James E. Lewis - photo-illustrated article of him, his wife and "The Coloured Missionary Yacht"; John A. Jordan and his African Leopard-Hunting Adventures; Our Trip to Catch Murderers - the rough and ready methods of achieving justice in Bolivia; An Exciting Night Drive - 35 miles in a South African Cape Cart; Relief Workers' Adventures - part 2 of this superb photo-illustrated article on thrilling experiences among the War Victims of Armenia, Syria and Persia; With a Caravan in Corsica - photo illustrated article which relates the primitive life of the people; A Mountain of Gold - photo-illustrated article about the discovery made by the Fisk Expedition - Captain James L. Fisk and Dr. William Denton Dibb; In the Wilds of Siberia - part 2 - fascinating article with great photos document the explorations of Harry Somerset-Lister; The Adventures of a Newspaper-Man - part 4 - Exploring New York - article with nice photos and fascinating observations of the people; A Butterfly Farm in France - French Entomologist M. Andre's farm near Macon - article with photos; Fascinating photo of flume in British Columbia, by which logs are carried to the sawmills; Photo of amber mine on the coast of Samland in the eastern Prussian peninsula. Somewhat above-average external wear. Openings and loss at each end of backstrip. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy of this marvelous issue. Book
1991394 pages of perhaps the most important court judgement in British Columbia history. Sections include: Summary of findings and conclusions; introduction; the claim and the territory - an outline; definitions; historical overview; the plaintiffs; the nature of the action; history of the Gitksan and We't'suwet'en people; remaining legal issues; creation of aboriginal interests; relevant political history of British Columbia in the pre-colonial and colonia period; relevan political history of the province from union with Canada in 1871 to present; the authorities and some comments; the plaintiff's specific claims for aboriginal interests; extinguishment and fiduciary duties; damages; the lands subject to aboriginal rights at the date of British sovereignty; abandonment of aboriginal rights; other defences; the counterclaim of the province; the judgement in this case; some comments; maps; schedules. Average wear. Unmarked. Short openings at each end of backstrip. Minor lean to spine. A sound reference copy. Book
Best.-Nr. ORD-14183Lettres manuscrites autour de 1826. Feuilles de dimensions diverses couvertes d'une écriture difficilement lisible mais déchiffrable.
Best.-Nr. 448885Chez Vincent Paris 1772 2 volumes in-4 carré ( 260 X 200 mm ) de X( 2 )-908 et 870 pages, plein veau fauve marbré, dos à nerfs ornés de caissons et fleurons dorés, pièces de titre de maroquin grenat et de tomaison de maroquin tabac, tranches brique ( reliures de l'époque ). EDITION ORIGINALE. Anciens cachets réformés ( Séminaire de Moutiers ), agréable exemplaire, pur.
Best.-Nr. 238145Paris, Chez l'Auteur, 1837 2 tomes en 1 vol. in-8, LXVIII-299 pp. et 397 pp., demi-basane rouge, dos à nerfs de guirlandes, de filets et de fleurons dorés (reliure de l'époque). Coiffes, nerfs et plats frottés, épidermures. Titré Oeuvres au dos. Sans le portrait.
1944Best.-Nr. 3153Newell Ca: November 1944. Very good. 13pp. mimeographed forms printed on rectos only. Minor wear small paper clip rust stains to top edges. A cover letter datelined "November blank 1944 Newell California" intended to accompany the attached blank version of the actual application intended for use by Tule Lake internees wishing to renounce their United States citizenship. The cover letter is pre-addressed to the Attorney General and Edward J. Ennis the director of the Justice Department's Alien Enemy Control Unit in Washington D.C. The form letter begins "I wish to renounce my United States nationality in accordance with the recent government promulgation so I am enclosing a typewritten copy of this application form executed by me." A blank copy of the application is included here numbering three pages. The application includes a renunciation statement intended to be signed by applicants followed by ten questions pertaining to the applicant's history of birth residence last point of entry into the U.S. close relations education military service Selective Service classification and a declaration that the applicant has given "true and correct" answers intended to be dated and signed at the end. Tule Lake became the holding center for Japanese American internees viewed as disloyal after the issuance of the infamous loyalty questionnaire in the summer of 1943. These "disloyal segregees" were sent to Tule Lake where they suffered ostracization from fellow internees poorer living conditions inferior food and harsher treatment from American military guards among other indignities. There were even disagreements among the segregated internees as some of them truly wished for repatriation to Japan and identified as Japanese while others viewed this group as disloyal and undeserving of assistance or relief. In other words not only were these internees seen as disloyal by their own government but also by some of their fellow internees. Their feeling of dislocation ran deep. Eventually many of these segregees sought to renounce their American citizenship and repatriate to Japan. The present forms were many internees' first step in this process. November unknown
1944Best.-Nr. 3153Newell Ca: November 1944. Very good. 13pp. mimeographed forms printed on rectos only. Minor wear small paper clip rust stains to top edges. A cover letter datelined "November blank 1944 Newell California" intended to accompany the attached blank version of the actual application intended for use by Tule Lake internees wishing to renounce their United States citizenship. The cover letter is pre-addressed to the Attorney General and Edward J. Ennis the director of the Justice Department's Alien Enemy Control Unit in Washington D.C. The form letter begins "I wish to renounce my United States nationality in accordance with the recent government promulgation so I am enclosing a typewritten copy of this application form executed by me." A blank copy of the application is included here numbering three pages. The application includes a renunciation statement intended to be signed by applicants followed by ten questions pertaining to the applicant's history of birth residence last point of entry into the U.S. close relations education military service Selective Service classification and a declaration that the applicant has given "true and correct" answers intended to be dated and signed at the end. Tule Lake became the holding center for Japanese American internees viewed as disloyal after the issuance of the infamous loyalty questionnaire in the summer of 1943. These "disloyal segregees" were sent to Tule Lake where they suffered ostracization from fellow internees poorer living conditions inferior food and harsher treatment from American military guards among other indignities. There were even disagreements among the segregated internees as some of them truly wished for repatriation to Japan and identified as Japanese while others viewed this group as disloyal and undeserving of assistance or relief. In other words not only were these internees seen as disloyal by their own government but also by some of their fellow internees. Their feeling of dislocation ran deep. Eventually many of these segregees sought to renounce their American citizenship and repatriate to Japan. The present forms were many internees' first step in this process. November unknown books
1973Best.-Nr. 010629Iowa: Penumbra Press 1973. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. No. 121/175 copies signed by author. Penumbra Press hardcover
1972Best.-Nr. 52179Iowa City: The Seamark Press 1972. Fine. 12mo. 20 numbered pages printed on one side only plus title half-title and colophon. Limited to 317 copies. This copy INSCRIBED to Joshua Odell on title page. Olive silk cloth with paper spine label. Clear mylar dust jacket. "One of the twentieth century's most quietly influential poets Donald Justice was a master of poetic form and technique as well as a masterful teacher of poetry."- poetry foundation. The Seamark Press unknown
1970Best.-Nr. 13059Iowa City: Stone Wall Press 1970. Limited Edition. Softcover. Fine. Quarto unpaginated. A fine copy in the publisher's prown printed wraps very slightly offset on the rear wrap. A pleasing association copy SIGNED and warmly INSCRIBED by Justice on the first leaf to fellow poet Mark Strand and his wife Antonia: "To Mark & Antonia Strand as the dedication was supposed to have read Don Justice May 1970." There is no printed dedication. While there is a lenghty Acknowledgments section Justice simply thanks a number of publications for allowing his poems to be reprinted here. As such given the content of the inscription this may be the closest thing to a "dedication copy" imaginable. Merker the printer writes: "One of the things that was hard for me was that Don didn't really appreciate what I was trying to do. It was hard to get very enthused about doing a book for someone who would not appreciate what you had done no matter how well you did it." Berger 40. Justice's passive-aggressive inscription seems to corroborate Merker's account of the tension between author and publisher. Stone Wall Press unknown
1987Best.-Nr. 354930New York: Atheneum 1987. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper. From the library of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Peter Taylor and his wife the National Book Award-nominated poet Eleanor Ross Taylor. Inscribed by the author: "For Eleanor & Peter with love – Don. May 1987." Justice was the brother-in-law of Eleanor Ross Taylor. Atheneum hardcover
1973Best.-Nr. 010629Iowa: Penumbra Press 1973. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. No. 121/175 copies signed by author. Penumbra Press hardcover books
1987Best.-Nr. 354930New York: Atheneum 1987. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Fine in fine dustwrapper. From the library of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Peter Taylor and his wife the National Book Award-nominated poet Eleanor Ross Taylor. Inscribed by the author: "For Eleanor & Peter with love – Don. May 1987." Justice was the brother-in-law of Eleanor Ross Taylor. Atheneum hardcover books
1998Best.-Nr. 540530New York: Farrar Straus Giroux 1998. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. Inscribed to Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Donald Justice and his wife on the front fly: "For Don Jean from Charles after all these years with deep affection." Additionally Signed by Wright on the title page. A nice association between two Pulitzer Prize winners. Farrar Straus Giroux hardcover
1998Best.-Nr. 540530New York: Farrar Straus Giroux 1998. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. Inscribed to Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Donald Justice and his wife on the front fly: "For Don Jean from Charles after all these years with deep affection." Additionally Signed by Wright on the title page. A nice association between two Pulitzer Prize winners. Farrar Straus Giroux hardcover books
2019Best.-Nr. DBS-9781788821650ED - TECH PRESS 2019. 1st. Hardcover. New. ED - TECH PRESS hardcover
2019Best.-Nr. DBS-9781788821650ED - TECH PRESS 2019. 1st. Hardcover. New. ED - TECH PRESS hardcover
