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1779rif. BMM2321Dublin: W. & H. Whitestone J. Williams W. Colles W. Wilson C. Jenkin T. Walker R. Moncrieffe W. Hallhead J Exshaw J. Beatty L. White & B. Watson 1779. Freshly rebound by Jon Buller with brown leather & marbled paper over boads gilt spine title & date & marbled endpapers / pastedown to match; A very good textblock with a bit of foxing almost entirely on first & last two leaves in a handsome fine binding; 158 pages. . 5.25"x8.75". W. & H. Whitestone, J. Williams, W. Colles, W. Wilson, C. Jenkin, T. Walker, R. Moncrieffe, W. Hallhead, J Exshaw, J. Beatty hardcover
rif. 1015559336.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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rif. 7799Dublin. Printed for W. and H. Whitestone J. Williams W. Colles. 1779. First Irish edition. 158pp. Bound in contemporary tree calf rebacked in modern calf with original lettering piece laid down. Some v. occ. light foxing o/w a clean and sound volume. Very scarce. Norton 32. A reprint of the first London edition with the corrections made. Gibbon unlike many writers did read the criticisms of his works. Copies of many of the attacks on 'The History of the Decline and Fall.' were found in his library when he died. It was an attack by one of the least worthy of his critcs that lead Gibbon to write 'A Vindication'. Davis of Oxford was only twenty-one but it was he who questioned Gibbon's honesty and reliability as an historian. Gibbon felt this was a criminal accusation. "Mr. Davies sic of Oxford presumed to attack not the faith but the good faith of the historian". 'A Vindication.' was priced at 2s 6d and sold out within a few weeks. While it failed to silence his opponents it was very well received generally. unknown
1849rif. 19970London. 1849. A classic work in the theory of colonization the culmination of Wakefield's attempt at a theory of colonization based upon scientific principles. His ideas influenced colonial officials and practices in Canada Australia and New Zealand and in the latter place Wakefield was instrumental in establishing a permanent British colony. "The importance of Wakefield's achievements in colonial matters can hardly be overestimated. The tangible fruits of his labours are the least part of their result for all subsequent colonial development has followed the direction of his thought" - DNB. Half title. Modern half calf and marbled boards spine gilt leather label. Early ownership signature on titlepage minimal foxing. Very good plus. FERGUSON 5235. DNB XX pp.449-52. hardcover books
rif. ria9781024241617_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; "A View of the Art of Colonization in Letters Between a Statesman and a Colonist" offers a fascinating glimpse into the theories and practices of colonization during the 19th century. Attributed to Edward Gibbon Wakefield this collect hardcover
rif. ria9781019494578_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This thought-provoking collection of letters offers an insightful look at the art of colonization with particular reference to the British Empire. Written by Edward Gibbon Wakefield and George Hooper it provides a compelling examinati hardcover
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rif. B9781108023481Paperback / softback. New. Edward Gibbon Wakefield 1796-1862 was a controversial colonial advocate and political theorist who vigorously promoted the colonization of New Zealand and South Australia. This volume first published in 1849 contains a discussion of Wakefield's influential philosophy of colonization in the form of letters between himself and an anonymous statesman. paperback
rif. 358125John W Parker 1849. FIRST EDITION super octavo brown heavy boards black lettering to label on spine xxiv 513pp 6 VG- light to moderate rubbing to board edges & spine light chafing to boards boards slightly warped moderate foxing & soiling to page edges previous owner's name & bookplate to front pastedown sporadic v slight soiling to pages John W Parker, 1849 hardcover
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1849rif. 19970London. 1849. A classic work in the theory of colonization the culmination of Wakefield's attempt at a theory of colonization based upon scientific principles. His ideas influenced colonial officials and practices in Canada Australia and New Zealand and in the latter place Wakefield was instrumental in establishing a permanent British colony. "The importance of Wakefield's achievements in colonial matters can hardly be overestimated. The tangible fruits of his labours are the least part of their result for all subsequent colonial development has followed the direction of his thought" - DNB. Half title. Modern half calf and marbled boards spine gilt leather label. Early ownership signature on titlepage minimal foxing. Very good plus. FERGUSON 5235. DNB XX pp.449-52. hardcover
2026rif. LRB11000830Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 513 pages. English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1849. Study of colonization policies and imperial administration in the British Empire presented as a series of letters between a statesman and a colonist. Edward Gibbon Wakefield examines the principles practical aims and political implications of colonization making this a significant work in the history of British imperial thought and nineteenth-century colonial planning. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
1849rif. 140241London: John W. Parker 1849. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. London John W. Parker 1849. Octavo xxiv 514 6 publisher's catalogue pages plus a tipped-in errata slip. Antique-style half calf and marbled boards; spine gilt in compartments with a contrasting title-label; minimal signs of age and use; overall an excellent copy. 'Under the device of imaginary letters between colonist and statesman Wakefield fully develops his cherished theories on colonisation particularly of Australia and New Zealand . Amidst his numerous valuable contributions this is Wakefield's chief work. Ever since its publication controversy has never ceased to defend or denounce the author's propositions which it is but fair to say have never been fairly carried into practice .' Hocken page 149. Ferguson 5235; Bagnall 5818; Hocken page 149. John W. Parker hardcover
rif. 1019494573.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
rif. 1346146543.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1914rif. 130275Oxford: Oxford U. P. 1914. 1st ed. thus. Nice copy. octavo. hardback in original cloth xxiv 510pp. Originally published in 1849. This is a nice tight square copy Oxford U. P. hardcover
rif. 441606Relfe Brothers. Hardcover. Fair. Publication date guessed as 1888 mentioned in listings of other books. Lightly worn one name inside. Relfe, Brothers hardcover
