CURE (Henri), VIREY (Jean)Livre Rare Book
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rif. 9262Paris, Picard et fils, 1905. In-4, 511-(3) pp., broché, couverture rempliée (couverture un peu frottée).
rif. 9958Préface du Comte Albert De Mun. Vanves. Bilbliothèque fransiscaine, Sans date (vers 1900). Grand in-8, XXXIX-298 pages. Pégamoïde bleue marine, façon bradel. (Couvertures conservées). Trace d'humidité sur la marge de quelques feuillets .(Annotations explicatives anciennes dans quelques marges).
rif. 2601RS013para que interceda a Jesus pelos seus compatriotas pelo seu indigno capellão aposentado O PADRE ANTONIO MATHIAS. LISBOA: Na Impressão Regia. Anno 1823. Com Licença da Real Commissão de Censura. De 14x95 cm. Com 31 i págs. Brochado com as capas em papel marmoreada. Exemplar com cota manuscrita na folha de guarda. Folha de erratas na última página sem numeração. Contém notas de rodapé. 1.ª e única edição muito raro desta obra pouco conhecida ligado ao contexto da defesa da fé católica em tempos de controvérsias religiosas. Trata-se de uma obra escrita num período em que a Igreja Católica sentia necessidade de afirmar publicamente os seus princípios muitas vezes em resposta a críticas heresias ou tensões religiosas. A protestação é essencialmente uma declaração solene de fidelidade aos ensinamentos da Igreja. Gravureiro Gav. 7-45 unknown
rif. 27634Paris, Alphonse Picard et fils, 1894-1897. 4 forts vol. in-8° brochés, couv. vertes imprimées. Ex-libris de l'abbé Michel Bourderioux au v°. Exemplaire débroché. XXVI-294 pp., (1) p.; (3) ff., 372 pp.; (2) ff., 351 pp.; VII-420 pp.
1948rif. 22313Aix-les-Bains, Paul Jacques, 1948 ; in-8, large demi-maroquin à coins rouge, dos à quatre nerfs plats, caissons avec un double encadrement et titre dorés, couverture illustrée et dos conservés (reliure de l'époque) ; XVI-544 pp. et [8] ff. de photographies.
rif. 012485Révérend Père Augustin Colombel (1833-1905), missionnaire jésuite en Chine, père de l'astronomie moderne en Chine à qui on doit la construction de l'observatoire de Shanghai. L.A.S., Shanghai, 13 mars 1890, 2p in-8. A sa soeur Marie-Thérèse Colombel (1839-1912), baronne Richerand : « Ma bien chère sour, Merci de ton exactitude à me donner des nouvelles de ton fils. Je les attendais car j'ai bien souvent prié pour lui. Remerciez bien le Bon Dieu. Nous devrions mettre autant et plus de soin à remercier Dieu des grâces accordées qu'à les lui demander. Dis à ce cher enfant de se montrer reconnaissant. Qu'il voue au service de Dieu la vie que Dieu lui a laissée. La mère Saint Dominique te remercie bien du bon souvenir que tu lui gardes. Je lui ai montré tes lettres et je sais qu'elle t'aime beaucoup. Leur ouvre va toujours bien. Elles sont très aimées ici par les dames de toute la société. Ton ornement est à notre petite chapelle domestique. Toutes les fois qu'il sert, je suis heureux de penser que votre travail sert à la messe. Vous aurez une part des prières qui s'y font. Adieu cher sour Je vous embrasse de tous coeur. Ton frère Augustin. » Cette lettre a été publié avec quelques autres sur le blog du Bibliomane Moderne le 14 octobre 2021. Elles apportent un éclairage particulièrement intéressant sur le développement des missions jésuites en Chine et à Shanghai en particulier. [242]
rif. 012491Révérend Père Augustin Colombel (1833-1905), missionnaire jésuite en Chine, père de l'astronomie moderne en Chine à qui on doit la construction de l'observatoire de Shanghai. L.A.S.,Shanghai, 31 mars 1890, 1p 1/2 in-8. A sa soeur Marie-Thérèse Colombel (1839-1912), baronne Richerand : « Ma chère sour, Le bateau qui emportera cette lettre va ramener en France le Lt-Colonel Palle qui revient de Saigon avec sa femme, son fils et sa fille. C'est un de mes anciens élèves, un excellent chrétien, je suis en correspondance avec lui. Il a gardé pour moi un souvenir de bien bonne amitié et je le lui rends grandement. Il était attaché militaire du gouverneur général du Tonkin et rentre avec lui par le Salazie. Je l'ai prié de faire ta connaissance. Je crois que tu n'y trouveras que du plaisir. Il a été élevé à Metz avec les Purnot(?), les Guerquin(?). Madame Colombel sera peut-être heureuse de parler d'eux avec cet excellent colonel à Paris. Il habite rue Pauque23 (Champs-Elysées). Je pense qu'il y sera quelques jours après ma lettre. Adieu chère sour, je vous embrasse tous et de tout coeur. Ton frère Augustin. » Cette lettre a été publié avec quelques autres sur le blog du Bibliomane Moderne le 14 octobre 2021. Elles apportent un éclairage particulièrement intéressant sur le développement des missions jésuites en Chine et à Shanghai en particulier. [242]
1955rif. 3044np: unknown 1955. Saddle-stapled octavo 6 x 8-3/4 inches in photo-illustrated wraps 6 pages. Very good condition pages toned with light edge wear and some paper clip imprints and creasing to top edge. Revered J.A. Delaine was a civil rights leader and minister at the Greater St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church in Lake City South Carolina after transferring from Pine Grove A.M.E. Church in Summerton South Carolina where he worked on the Briggs v. Elliott desegregation case in 1950-1 and though ruled against in Charleston it would be the first of five cases appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court that ultimately led to Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954. DeLaine was under constant harassment during his ministry work in Clarendon County and then Lake City following the Brown v. Board of Education case with abject neglect from local law enforcement given the documented threats and evidence to support his endangerment. The cover photo of this pamphlet shows DeLaine and his family standing atop the remnants of their Summerton home that burned down while the fire department watched in 1950 an event that led to his transfer. Following the landmark Supreme Court ruling on October 6 1955 The Greater St. James Church was burned to the ground. The following day shots were fired on DeLaine's home from a car to which he responded with reciprocal gunfire receiving a warrant for his arrest as the 4 white passengers and driver of the instigating car were declared innocent. DeLaine fled and was reported missing as of October 11 1955 having fled the state's unjust assault and battery charges for which he wouldn't receive a federal fugitive warrant from Eisenhower in the following months of the same year and would continue to evade South Carolina extradition. Four decades later he was pardoned in the year 2000. After leaving Lake City in October 1955 DeLaine went to New York City and then onto Buffalo where he would establish a new A.M.E. Church. This scarce pamphlet documents the work of DeLaine Levi Pearsons Harry Briggs the NAACP and others in the Clarendon County school case of 1950 and fellow cases which would support the Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954. The State Columbia SC 20 October 1955; The Item Sumter SC 20 October 1955; The State Columbia SC 14 October 1955. [unknown] unknown
2000rif. 8324Torino: Allemandi 2000-2001. Lievi segni del tempo su cofanetti e sovraccoperte ma bell'esemplare internamente in ottimo stato. Opera completa sei volumi in tela con sovraccoperta e cofanetto editoriale cm21.5x31.5 pp 361 3 404 2 512 2 507 3 297 3 570 4; centinaia di illustrazioni in nero nel testo e fuori testo. VERY HEAVY ITEM AN ADDITIONAL FEE WILL BE REQUIRED FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. Allemandi hardcover
1875rif. 105214Bar-Le-Duc, Constant-Laguerre 1875 In-8 22 x 13,5 cm. Demi-basane havane, dos à nerfs encadrés de roulettes dorées, 390 pp. Table des matières. Exemplaire en bon état.
1880rif. 81962Adelaide: E. Spiller Government Printer 1880. Paperback. Very Good. Adelaide E. Spiller Government Printer 1880/ 1878. Octavo 24 pages. Title-wrappers slightly marked and a little dusty; tear to one leaf expertly closed; bottom corner of another leaf a little marked; a very good copy. First published as a separate pamphlet in 1878 it was reissued in 1879 as an addendum to Taplin's 'The Folklore Manners Customs and Languages of the South Australian Aborigines' and reprinted the following year with reset contents page and variant title page. The title page differs in a number of ways: the recently deceased author is now referred to as 'the late'; the Government Printer is E. Spiller not W.C. Cox; the date is 1880 and different fonts have been used. Interestingly we have discovered that both the 1878 and 1880 imprints have been used as addenda to the 1879 book and it is almost certainly another way of determining the status of the original photographs in that work. Ferguson 16710. E. Spiller, Government Printer paperback
1892rif. blb00666New York: Semlar Hass 1892. 1st revised. Hardback. Very Good. Full-Leather. 1892 Revised American Edition Four Volumes. Edited by Marion Harland. Illustrated profusely with black and white plates chromolitho frontis pieces. Half leather with very bright gilt title on cover and on raised spine all edges gilt. Moire endpapers. Large heavy octovo volumes 9 3/4"" x 12"" Semlar Hass hardcover
1936rif. 52839San Francisco:: The Grabhorn Press 1936. First edition; one of 110 copies. original printed wrappers. Bookplate; light dust-soiling and use to the edges of the wrappers. Folio. 2 leaves of facsimile letters. Translated into English with an introduction by Henry R. Wagner. Inscribed with the compliments of Henry R. Wagner. The Grabhorn Press, unknown
rif. a873921805. Fully handwritten manuscript very neatly written but in tiny ink letters. Octavo 40 213 leaves or 426p. original 3/4 leather with marbled boards and spine label. Opens to title page. Good Plus cover rubbed and worn; label worn off backstrip. Text clean. No ownership marks. Intact; binding secure. Pictures available on request. . hardcover
1845rif. 200This leather bound book from 1845 has a gold seal on the cover depicting a figure holding a staff with a cross on top circled by letters in gold saying "Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge 1698". The book contains the three essays titled: The Churches of Rome and England Compared In Their Declared Doctrines and Practices; The Corruptions of the Church of Rome in Relation to Ecclesiastical Government; Dialogues Between a Protestant and a Roman Catholic written by Mant Richard Bishop; Bull George Bishop; Hobson S. Reverend respectively. The covers show some wear on the edges and corners and there is the remnant of a paste-on label on the cover.The pages shiw some foxing. There is a former owner's inscription inside the cover dated April 23 1845. This old book will make a unique addition to the library of the religious historian. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge; Printer hardcover
1719rif. 45476Lisboa occidental Lisbon: Officina de Pascoal da Sylva. Good. Second Edition. Vellum. 12mo; 19 f 522 & 6 f pages; Text in Portuguese. Manual de meditações para todos os dias do ano oferecido à Santíssima Virgem Maria Nossa Senhora concebida sem a mancha da culpa original: Pelo Padre Francisco De Matos da Companhia de Jesus e Província do Brasil. Lisboa occidental: na officina de Pascoal da Sylva impressor de Sua Magestade. M. DCCXIX. 1719 "Com todas as licenças necessarias." 12mo. signatures A-Z-12 Aa-10. 19 ff 522 & 6 ff. index. Contemporary limp vellum. Text block very nearly detached from the binding the connection is now dependent on a bit of sewing at the lower headband. Two short clusters of leaves with minor worm tracks. Lacks two leaves -- R2 and almost all of leaf Aa2 of which just an upper corner remains. Rare. Not in OCLC. The author Francisco de Mattos was born in 1636 in Lisbon where he entered the Jesuit order in 1652. He traveled to the Northeast of Brazil to make his noviciate in Bahia -- returned to Portugal where Padre Mattos served as Procurador-general for the S.J. Upon his return to Brazil Padre Mattos became rector of the Jesuit colleges at Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. He became Provincial Professor of the humanities philosophy and theology and died in Bahia in 1720. This rare little book seems to be a second edition of these "meditações". BLPL cites an edition of this title published in 1717 at the printing office Universidade Évora Portugal. Moraes also describes a more substantial work by Padre Francisco de Mattos -- a chronological biography of the founder of his order published the previous year with an imprint identical to our work printed by Pascoal da Sylva in Lisboa occidental. see Vida chronologica de S. Ignacio de Loyola fundador da Companhia de Jesus offerecida ao Illistrissimo Senhor Arcebispo da Bahia . This is a rare contribution to Brazilian literature in every respect save for the formal location in Lisbon of its printer. Printing in Brazil did not begin formally for nearly another 90 years after this little volume was printed. . 1719. Officina de Pascoal da Sylva hardcover
1917rif. 49088Morganton NC: Published Periodically in the interest of the Morganton Missions by the Rev. George Hilton B.A. L.Th. Durham England Priest-in-Charge 1917. Very Good. Morganton NC: Published Periodically in the interest of the Morganton Missions by the Rev. George Hilton B.A. L.Th. Durham England Priest-in-Charge 1917. First Edition. Octavo bifolium 26.5x17.25cm; photographs of the St. Margaret's Day School and of a "Mountain home." Light rubbing and wrinkling; horizontal mail folds; overall Very Good and sound. An unrecorded leaflet relaying news on the Cotton Mill Workers Mission The Mountain Missions and the St. Stephen's colored Mission in and around Morganton North Carolina. The newsletter touches upon World War I acknowledging the need to for Belgian Armenian and Syrian relief funds though cautioning that the work of the Red Cross should not displace support for the Mission. The St. Stephen's Colored Mission is in want of a "colored worker" to lead it and here gives updates on the ongoing search for one. The isolated mountain communities also remain in search of a school teacher after Miss Kilburn had to depart apparently leaving the local schoolchildren "awful lonesome." A rare look into a small but determined community; we find no record of this publication in retail auction records or institutional holdings. Published Periodically in the interest of the Morganton Missions by the Rev. George Hilton, B.A., L.Th., (Durham, England) Pries unknown
1917rif. 49088Morganton NC: Published Periodically in the interest of the Morganton Missions by the Rev. George Hilton B.A. L.Th. Durham England Priest-in-Charge 1917. Very Good. Morganton NC: Published Periodically in the interest of the Morganton Missions by the Rev. George Hilton B.A. L.Th. Durham England Priest-in-Charge 1917. First Edition. Octavo bifolium 26.5x17.25cm; photographs of the St. Margaret's Day School and of a "Mountain home." Light rubbing and wrinkling; horizontal mail folds; overall Very Good and sound. An unrecorded leaflet relaying news on the Cotton Mill Workers Mission The Mountain Missions and the St. Stephen's colored Mission in and around Morganton North Carolina. The newsletter touches upon World War I acknowledging the need to for Belgian Armenian and Syrian relief funds though cautioning that the work of the Red Cross should not displace support for the Mission. The St. Stephen's Colored Mission is in want of a "colored worker" to lead it and here gives updates on the ongoing search for one. The isolated mountain communities also remain in search of a school teacher after Miss Kilburn had to depart apparently leaving the local schoolchildren "awful lonesome." A rare look into a small but determined community; we find no record of this publication in retail auction records or institutional holdings. Published Periodically in the interest of the Morganton Missions by the Rev. George Hilton, B.A., L.Th., (Durham, England) Pries unknown books
1930rif. 19426London: The Mitre Press 1930. First edition. Hardcover. vg. 8vo. 183 pp. Blue covered boards with gold lettering on spine with original dj depicting b/w facsimile photograph of a woman praying at the Wailing Wall western Wall in Jerusalem. Illustrated with 9 b/w facsimile photographs and 3 maps the first of Salonika and Struma Front 1917 the second of South Judæ and the final of North Judæ. Books is the personal account of a young officer from the 1st Leinsters Irish Military stationed in the Mediterranean during the First World War. Yellowing and age wear to dj. Bottom inch of dj missing chipping to top of dj. Bumping to head and foot of spine minor yellowing to pages due to age dj is in good book is in very good condition. "This book is not intended to be a chronicle of military exactitudes; it was written in moments of leisure in 1922 when I was stationed in the Perisan Gulf at Muscat and is primarily a narrative of impressions and reminiscences from the point of view of a regimental officer." statement by author on page before table of contents. "As the author frankly states in his prefatory note this book . . . is a record of the personal experiences of a young officer in Macedonia and Judæ in the anxious years of 1916-17." from foreword. The Mitre Press hardcover
1930rif. 19426London: The Mitre Press 1930. First edition. Hardcover. vg. 8vo. 183 pp. Blue covered boards with gold lettering on spine with original dj depicting b/w facsimile photograph of a woman praying at the Wailing Wall western Wall in Jerusalem. Illustrated with 9 b/w facsimile photographs and 3 maps the first of Salonika and Struma Front 1917 the second of South Judæ and the final of North Judæ. Books is the personal account of a young officer from the 1st Leinsters Irish Military stationed in the Mediterranean during the First World War. Yellowing and age wear to dj. Bottom inch of dj missing chipping to top of dj. Bumping to head and foot of spine minor yellowing to pages due to age dj is in good book is in very good condition. "This book is not intended to be a chronicle of military exactitudes; it was written in moments of leisure in 1922 when I was stationed in the Perisan Gulf at Muscat and is primarily a narrative of impressions and reminiscences from the point of view of a regimental officer." statement by author on page before table of contents. "As the author frankly states in his prefatory note this book . . . is a record of the personal experiences of a young officer in Macedonia and Judæ in the anxious years of 1916-17." from foreword. The Mitre Press hardcover books
rif. 5251Boston: London: Printed. Boston: Re-printed and Sold at Fowle and Draper's Printing Office opposite the Lion & Bell in Marlborough-Street 1759. 12mo pamphlet 19 cm removed from sammelband. v 2 8-23 1 pp. 1 publ. ad. A vivid account of hostile encounters with Russian soldiers during the Prussia vs. Austria/Russia conflict in the Seven Year War. Russian troop atrocities against clergy and villagers are described; the author categorizes the Russians into three different sorts: "First Cossacks they are of a middle size strong bodied and of a terrible countenance; they would feign kill one with their looks and are void of all humanity. They wear a red Polish coat a short blue waistcoat and upon their bare head a little red cap." Sorge describes in depth the following Cossack arms: a 15 ft. sharpened iron rod two pistols a musket sabre wide knife whip and more. And continues with "Second Callmuks these are still more cruel than the former; they wear blue and instead of arms they make use of bows and arrows . Third Carcolpaks these are a terrible people they are very big wear grey and know nothing of shirts. They all serve on horseback and are as quick as eagles." Includes dedication by unidentified G. W. REFERENCES: American Imprints 41078. CONDITION: Good minor stains. [Boston]: London: Printed. Boston: Re-printed and Sold at Fowle and Draper's Printing Office, opposite the Lion & Bell, in Marlb unknown
rif. 5251Boston: London: Printed. Boston: Re-printed and Sold at Fowle and Draper's Printing Office opposite the Lion & Bell in Marlborough-Street 1759. 12mo pamphlet 19 cm removed from sammelband. v 2 8-23 1 pp. 1 publ. ad. A vivid account of hostile encounters with Russian soldiers during the Prussia vs. Austria/Russia conflict in the Seven Year War. Russian troop atrocities against clergy and villagers are described; the author categorizes the Russians into three different sorts: "First Cossacks they are of a middle size strong bodied and of a terrible countenance; they would feign kill one with their looks and are void of all humanity. They wear a red Polish coat a short blue waistcoat and upon their bare head a little red cap." Sorge describes in depth the following Cossack arms: a 15 ft. sharpened iron rod two pistols a musket sabre wide knife whip and more. And continues with "Second Callmuks these are still more cruel than the former; they wear blue and instead of arms they make use of bows and arrows . Third Carcolpaks these are a terrible people they are very big wear grey and know nothing of shirts. They all serve on horseback and are as quick as eagles." Includes dedication by unidentified G. W. REFERENCES: American Imprints 41078. CONDITION: Good minor stains. [Boston]: London: Printed. Boston: Re-printed and Sold at Fowle and Draper's Printing Office, opposite the Lion & Bell, in Marlb unknown books
1947rif. 19881Philadelphia and Toronto: The John C. Winston Company 1947. First Edition. Cloth. Slipcase with same cloth. Fine. 4to. 25.5 by 19.5 cm. Unpaginated 14 folded sheets of glossy paper not counting prelim and final blank leaves. Leaves folded Japanese-style. Szyk illustrations are half-title title first leaf quoting bible as to origin of 10 commandments then an illustration on every recto. Facing versos have commentary. Following tenth commandment two pages of further commentary and final page with content is a colophon crediting those responsible for different aspects of the book including some not mentioned in this description such as the typographers. Light wear on the slipcase with a modest corner bump. Overall Fine. The John C. Winston Company unknown
1947rif. 19881Philadelphia and Toronto: The John C. Winston Company 1947. First Edition. Cloth. Slipcase with same cloth. Fine. 4to. 25.5 by 19.5 cm. Unpaginated 14 folded sheets of glossy paper not counting prelim and final blank leaves. Leaves folded Japanese-style. Szyk illustrations are half-title title first leaf quoting bible as to origin of 10 commandments then an illustration on every recto. Facing versos have commentary. Following tenth commandment two pages of further commentary and final page with content is a colophon crediting those responsible for different aspects of the book including some not mentioned in this description such as the typographers. Light wear on the slipcase with a modest corner bump. Overall Fine. The John C. Winston Company unknown books
1925rif. 32793Shanghai: The Commercial Press Limited 1925. Hardcover. First Edition Second Impression. 5 x 7.5in. xii. 147pp. Publisher's cloth boards. A unique association copy connecting several early important sinologist educators and translators. Shau Wing Chan has signed the book to John C. Griggs whom the book is dedicated to and who has signed beneath the presentation and the author George Kin Leung has signed "with my compliments" over the dedication page bearing Griggs' name. VERY GOOD. Slight shelf rubbing of the extremities a small pinpoint prick of the cloth at the spine otherwise the binding is strong and tight the text is clean and unmarked and the boards remain bright and distinct. As pictured. The Commercial Press Limited hardcover
