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1929réf. 000394Chicago: Privately Printed 1929. Limited Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Slip Case . 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Very fine copy in very fine slipcase Charles Nodier Frncesco Colonna A Fanciful Tale of the Writintg of the Hypnerotomachia. Translated by Theodore Wesley Koch. In wonderful condition limited to four hundred unnumbered copies. This copy is inscribed for Richard H. Plow in beautiful writing by the author translator. Quarter black cloth binding over tangerine boards. Top of block is gilded and bottom and fore edge are untrimmed. In very fine slipcase. A fine Press book. Privately Printed hardcover
1865réf. 22981865. Hardcover. Covers are worn and well used with some tears on the spine and corners bumped. John Shaw & Co hardcover
1964réf. 46566N.p.: s.i. 1964. Very Good. N.p.: s.i. n.d. but 1964. Offprint. Large slim octavo; original staplebound self-wrappers; 221pp. Stock lightly toned and margins starting to curl else Very Good and sound. Offprint of a paper by Charles H. Wesley 1891-1987 first published in The Journal of Negro History Vol. 49 no. 1 January 1964. In it Wesley noted Black educator and historian argues for the need of a Black historical tradition citing the Irish- and Jewish-American traditions as notable examples. Wesley then tracks the timeline of a Black historical tradition beginning with a "doctrine of inferiority" before transitioning to the achievements of Black figures like William Wells Brown George Washington Williams and Carter G. Woodson. s.i. unknown books
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réf. 3730611Np. nd. 1963. Large 8vo 21 pages. Printed wrappers. Mild foxing and light creases; mild offsetting to covers; internally clean Very Good. “On the foundation of our history we can continue to build a lasting temple of self-respect and self-esteem as other population groups have done” p21 Seminal and important essay written by Charles H. Wesley 1891–1987 the esteemed historian of Black American history. Wesley persuasively argues for the utilization of the entirety of Black history to encourage self worth. Wesley presented his paper as part of his 1963 ASNLH The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History presidential address. The essay was a call to arms to strengthen the ties between African-American history and education and civil rights activism. “Blacks Wesley argued should employ their past in the same way: to use Black history as a tool for building Black pride…”¹ The present item was separately-issued likely at the behest of Wesley for distribution at the 1963 ASNLH conference. The influential essay would later appear The Journal of African American History in 1964. OCLC 50084877 four locations. Note 1. Grob and Billias Interpretations of American History 6th Ed Vol.: Since 1877 p128. Refs. Jones Birthright Citizens: A History of Race and Rights in Antebellum America 2018. Conyers Charles H. Wesley. The Intellectual Tradition of a Black Historian 1997. unknown
