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1904(Elisabetta Sirani pittrice bolognese - Processo per veneficio) In 8°, legatura in mezza pergamena con titoli impressi al dorso, carta decorata ai piatti, pp. XIX,(1),91,(3), con una tavola in antiporta. "Biblioteca storica bolognese" (VII). Volume ben conservato.
1956ref. 184698Pretoria: The Government Printer 1956. A major moment in South African history First edition of the indictment for the "Treason Trial" in which Nelson Mandela and almost the entire anti-apartheid leadership were prosecuted. One defendant Ahmed Kathrada has signed beside his name; the signature was acquired by a collector in recent years. "The core of the treason charge related to a momentous - and for the government disconcerting - event at Kliptown on the outskirts of Johannesburg on 25-26 June 1955. The delegates were drawn from the ranks of the Congress Alliance a coalition of race-based anti-apartheid groups - the ANC still Africans only the Indian Congresses the Coloured People's Congress and the white mix of communists and non-communists. They had come together to draw up the country's first democratic constitution. Out of the deliberations came the endorsement of a Freedom Charter which to western eyes was an unexceptionable statement of democratic principles and equal rights owing something to the UN Charter but virtually nothing to the Communist Manifesto" Herbstein pp. 28-9. In response 156 individuals who attended or were associated with the meeting were arrested under the 1950 Suppression of Communism Act. The trial helped unite the anti-apartheid movement and attracted worldwide support for the struggle and international condemnation of the South African government. The trial lasted over four years after which all the accused were acquitted. However soon after Mandela and other defendants were imprisoned following the Rivonia Trial. 3 vols bound in 1 as issued folio. Ex library of the South African embassy in Bonn with their stamp to the front free endpaper and their shelf label and number to spine; binding rubbed and slightly worn and shaken contents toned. A good copy. Denis Herbstein White Lies: Canon Collins and the Secret War Against Apartheid 2004. unknown
1993Mandrioli Crisanto Corso di diritto processuale civile. Il processo di cognizione (Vol. 2). , Giappichelli 1993, Piatti e dorso macchiati, con fioriture. Tagli con gore. Firma a penna nell'antiporta. Interno del libro scollato dalla copertina, Complessivamente in buono stato. Mediocre (Poor) . 464 88-348-3099-7
ref. DADAX0521063477New unknown
1966ref. 80466Freiburg im Breisgau, 1966. VIII, 317 S. Kart.
1966ref. 611492Freiburg im Breisgau, 1966. VIII, 317 S. Kart.
1962ref. 255691962 Paris, Robert Laffont, 1962, In huit, 222 pp, broché,avec jaquette illustrée d'une scène extraite du film
1961139, 5 [ads] pages. Black and white photos. Critically annotated on many pages by prior owner who applied a masking tape label to the front cover upon which to state his disagreement with the content. Annotation on page 101 suggests prior owner served in the air force of an allied country during WWII. Notes on title page document the development of this person's revisionist view of WWII from 1945 through 1995. Heavy wear. Binding open at page 81. One page of photos loose but present. In short, a poor but intriguing copy. Book
ref. 58224, Paris, Cl.Herissant 1759, 16 vol. in-16, pl. veau blond fauve raciné, dos à cinq nerfs estampés au fer doré, tit. et tom. dorés sur pc. de cuir grenat, caissons ornés de motifs floraux, filets encadrants et frises dorés, tr. jaspées, filets dorés sur les coupes, lettrines, bandeaux et vignettes, Ex-libris manuscrit «David», (rel. endommagées à de nb. endroits par des trous de vers non traversants, certaines coiffes mq. ou accidentées, coupes et coins frottés, rares piqûres), int. très frais.
ref. 35115....Procureurs-Généraux, Charette de La Gacherie, Picquet de Montreiul, Euzenou de Kerfalaun, du Bourgblanc, Charette de La Colinière, Conseillers au Parlement de Bretagne, le Marquis de Poulpry, Lieutenant-Général des Armées du Roi, de Begasson, Chevalier, Seigneur de La Lardais, Robert de La Bélangerais etc, etc... Chez Manoury, libraire en 1770. 4 vols. in-12 en veau blond blond, raciné d'époque. Dos à 5 nerfs ornés avec pièces de titre et de tomaison. Tranches rouges. Portrait et 4 planches. 357, 427, 240 et 497 pages. Bon état. Rare.
1818ref. 8370Paris Pillet 1818 In-8 xxxij+190 pp, (.) Explicatifs de sa conduite dans le procès de l'assassinat de M. Fualdès ; écrits par elle-même, et adressés à Madame Enjalran, sa mère. Avec portrait en frontispice, vignettes et fac-simile dépliant hors-texte. Plats passés avec quelques manques débrochés ; dos manquant. Rares rousseurs mais mouillure sur page de faux-titre et frontispice
1818ref. 016347Paris Pillet 1818 in-8, pleine basane d'époque, dos lisse orné, pièce de titre, filets dorés, xxxii-190-(2)pp. (dos usé, coiffe inférieure manquante, coins frottés, auréole sombre sur les plats, rousseurs). Portrait, vignette et fac-similé. Reliè à la suite : " Procès des prévenus de l'assassinat de M. Fualdès, ex-magistrat a Rhodez; accompagné d'une Notice historique sur les principaux Personnages qui figurent dans cette affaire, et de Portraits. ", Paris, Pillet, 1817, 208pp. (rousseurs et brunissures). Deux planches.
1926ref. GITb055Paris Librairie Universitaire Gamber 1926. 2vol fort in-8 broché totalisant 1274pp. Illustré d'un grand arbre généalogique dépliant de la famille Werg, 15 planches réunissant 20 figures dont 16 fac similés d'autographes.
1807ref. 708151807. I Am Inclined to Give Credit to Her Assertions": An Irish Magistrate's Defense of an 1807 Rape Victim Manuscript. Trial. Ireland. Account of a Rape. County Carlow Ireland June 25 1807. 11" x 7" 27.9 x 17.8 cm leaf docketed on verso. Single leaf manuscript on paper measuring 11" x 7" 27.9 x 17.8 cm. Unbound as issued with contemporary legal docketing and extensive manuscript annotations by the presiding magistrate to the lower margin of the recto and across sections of the verso. Light horizontal folds from period mailing/filing mild uniform browning and light wear along the edges otherwise remarkably fresh and completely legible throughout. $1500. A powerful and hauntingly detailed original sworn manuscript record detailing an account of sexual violence in rural County Carlow paired with a rare candid commentary by the presiding local magistrate regarding the legal competence and credibility of the female victim. Taken before Gilbert Fitzgerald a prominent local Magistrate of the Peace this manuscript records the direct testimony of Margaret Janson regarding an assault by Myles Barin. The body of the information vividly captures the victim's contemporaneous narrative: "Myles Barin opened his small cloths informant asked him what he was going to do to her he answered he would ride her then extending her legs and endeavouring to force something into her body and struggled with her near an hour." In 19th-century Irish and British common law victims of sexual crime faced formidable legal obstacles often compounding the trauma of the assault itself. Female testimony was frequently met with deep skepticism stringent requirements for physical corroboration and strict adherence to oaths that marginalized uneducated or illiterate witnesses. What elevates this document from a routine legal record to a remarkable artifact of historical criminal justice is Magistrate Fitzgerald's handwritten commentary appended directly to the foot of the document: "I did not swear Informant to this Information as she appeared to be entirely ignorant of the nature of an Oath but the facts are strongly corroborated by other evidence and I am inclined to give credit to her assertions." Fitzgerald's willingness to bypass strict procedural religious swearing while explicitly validating Janson's truthfulness. unknown
1796ref. 821781796. A Vermont Estate Case Involving Two Former Mayors of New York City Manuscript. Trial. Vermont. Colden vs. Custis and Morgan. Movnt & Judgment. Woodstock VT September 21 1796. 12-3/4" x 8" 32.4 x 20.3 cm bifolium and 12-3/4" x 8" 32.4 x 20.3 cm leaf which was pinned to bifolium forming 6 pp. document. Text in neat hand to rectos and versos docketed on verso of final leaf. Content in neat hand. Moderate toning light soiling horizontal fold lines rubbing to edges short clean tears along folds pin holes to upper-inside corners. $250. In this post-Revolutionary land dispute the estate of Whitehead Hicks 1728-1780-a prominent Queens landowner judge and pre-Revolutionary Mayor of New York City 1766-1776-was represented by Cadwallader David Colden 1769-1834 a Long Island lawyer future abolitionist and later Mayor of New York City 1818-1821. Acting on behalf of the estate Colden sued two Vermont residents Elias Curtis written as Custis in court records and Isaac Morgan for back rent dating to 1775. The disputed property was located in the colonial-era Gloucester County New York-a territory including Woodstock that was absorbed into the newly declared state of Vermont in 1777. Prepared and intended for official filing this manuscript is divided into two distinct parts: a legal motion and a formal judgment which effectively placed the case on appeal. unknown
1830ref. 734651830. A Pennsylvania Court Summons from 1830 Manuscript. Trial. Pennsylvania. Summons to Appear as a Witness. Lycoming County PA September 1 1830. 4 pp. 6-3/4" x 8" docketed on verso embossed seal near upper-left corner. Light browning and edgewear a few ink spots vertical and horizontal fold lines a few minor tears along folds. $250. This summons directs Peter Shaddy Charles Huff Sophia Graft and James Danley to appear in the court of quarter sessions in Williamsport to testify in the case of Pennsylvania v. James Kinman and Mrs. Dunlap. unknown
1796ref. 821781796. A Vermont Estate Case Involving Two Former Mayors of New York City Manuscript. Trial. Vermont. Colden vs. Custis and Morgan. Movnt & Judgment. Woodstock VT September 21 1796. 12-3/4" x 8" 32.4 x 20.3 cm bifolium and 12-3/4" x 8" 32.4 x 20.3 cm leaf which was pinned to bifolium forming 6 pp. document. Text in neat hand to rectos and versos docketed on verso of final leaf. Content in neat hand. Moderate toning light soiling horizontal fold lines rubbing to edges short clean tears along folds pin holes to upper-inside corners. $250. In this post-Revolutionary land dispute the estate of Whitehead Hicks 1728-1780-a prominent Queens landowner judge and pre-Revolutionary Mayor of New York City 1766-1776-was represented by Cadwallader David Colden 1769-1834 a Long Island lawyer future abolitionist and later Mayor of New York City 1818-1821. Acting on behalf of the estate Colden sued two Vermont residents Elias Curtis written as Custis in court records and Isaac Morgan for back rent dating to 1775. The disputed property was located in the colonial-era Gloucester County New York-a territory including Woodstock that was absorbed into the newly declared state of Vermont in 1777. Prepared and intended for official filing this manuscript is divided into two distinct parts: a legal motion and a formal judgment which effectively placed the case on appeal. unknown books
1807ref. 708151807. I Am Inclined to Give Credit to Her Assertions": An Irish Magistrate's Defense of an 1807 Rape Victim Manuscript. Trial. Ireland. Account of a Rape. County Carlow Ireland June 25 1807. 11" x 7" 27.9 x 17.8 cm leaf docketed on verso. Single leaf manuscript on paper measuring 11" x 7" 27.9 x 17.8 cm. Unbound as issued with contemporary legal docketing and extensive manuscript annotations by the presiding magistrate to the lower margin of the recto and across sections of the verso. Light horizontal folds from period mailing/filing mild uniform browning and light wear along the edges otherwise remarkably fresh and completely legible throughout. $1500. A powerful and hauntingly detailed original sworn manuscript record detailing an account of sexual violence in rural County Carlow paired with a rare candid commentary by the presiding local magistrate regarding the legal competence and credibility of the female victim. Taken before Gilbert Fitzgerald a prominent local Magistrate of the Peace this manuscript records the direct testimony of Margaret Janson regarding an assault by Myles Barin. The body of the information vividly captures the victim's contemporaneous narrative: "Myles Barin opened his small cloths informant asked him what he was going to do to her he answered he would ride her then extending her legs and endeavouring to force something into her body and struggled with her near an hour." In 19th-century Irish and British common law victims of sexual crime faced formidable legal obstacles often compounding the trauma of the assault itself. Female testimony was frequently met with deep skepticism stringent requirements for physical corroboration and strict adherence to oaths that marginalized uneducated or illiterate witnesses. What elevates this document from a routine legal record to a remarkable artifact of historical criminal justice is Magistrate Fitzgerald's handwritten commentary appended directly to the foot of the document: "I did not swear Informant to this Information as she appeared to be entirely ignorant of the nature of an Oath but the facts are strongly corroborated by other evidence and I am inclined to give credit to her assertions." Fitzgerald's willingness to bypass strict procedural religious swearing while explicitly validating Janson's truthfulness. unknown books
1830ref. 734651830. A Pennsylvania Court Summons from 1830 Manuscript. Trial. Pennsylvania. Summons to Appear as a Witness. Lycoming County PA September 1 1830. 4 pp. 6-3/4" x 8" docketed on verso embossed seal near upper-left corner. Light browning and edgewear a few ink spots vertical and horizontal fold lines a few minor tears along folds. $250. This summons directs Peter Shaddy Charles Huff Sophia Graft and James Danley to appear in the court of quarter sessions in Williamsport to testify in the case of Pennsylvania v. James Kinman and Mrs. Dunlap. unknown books
ref. 14556s.d. (années 50), 1 feuillets libres. 14 pages manuscrites ;
1926ref. 471175Stuttgart, Enke, 1926. VIII, 110 S. Mit 9 Textabbildungen. OKart.
1894ref. 116CxOrdre des Avocats 1894 Plaquette In8 - demi toile rouge - couvertures conservées - 34 pages
1894ref. 116CxOrdre des Avocats 1894 Plaquette In8 - demi toile rouge - couvertures conservées - 34 pages
1938ref. 11591Librairie Hachette 1938 253 pages in8. 1938. broché. 253 pages. Le livre retrace l'arrestation le procès et l'exécution de Louis-Antoine-Henri de Bourbon duc d'Enghien en 1804 sur ordre de Bonaparte. Il examine les circonstances de cet enlèvement en Allemagne le simulacre de procès et les responsabilités de cet événement considéré comme un crime politique
ref. JUS015C128GARBIS1956 / 300 pages. EDITION HORS COMMERCE N°403 / 6000 Editions Club du Meilleur Livre.
