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1740rif. 2929London: William Mount and Thomas Page 1740. Scarce first edition. In hard back neat burgundy coloured library cloth. Ex-library copy. With one full-page engraved plate showing seals plus other engravings in text. Lovely deep impressions. 2311pp. 255 x 195 mm 10 x 7¾ inches. Has expected library stamps new endpapers. Tipped-in handwritten note to back of plate reads: This Tract is written by John Lewis author of the History of the Abbey of Faversham etc. Another small insert tipped-in to title page states: Purchased out of a donation of £250 given by George William Palmer Esq. to the Reading Free Public Library. One or two pages have been reinforced towards the spine edge. Light foxing but overall in very good shape. William Mount and Thomas Page hardcover
1994rif. 832Newton 1994. Unknown. Good. Trade Paperback cover has a little corner wear Newton unknown
2003rif. 032716Padova: Viella 2003. Collana ""Fonti per la storia della terraferma veneta"" 20. Un volume di CXXVIII-1332 pagine tela editoriale con titolo dorato al dorso figura dorata al piatto e acetato protettivo trasparente. Dimensioni: 17x25 cm. Ottime condizioni. XII tavole in b/n fuori testo. Nota introduttiva di Alfredo Michielin e Gian Maria Varanini. Peso: 2000 gr. Viella hardcover
1987rif. 032673Oxford: Clarendon Press 1987. Collana ""Oxford Medieval Texts"". Un volume di CXIII-385 pagine tela editoriale con sovracoperta. Dimensioni: 15x22 cm. Alcuni difetti alla sovracoperta dorso scolorito una piccola mancanza e lievi usure ai margini firma di possesso alla pagina di occhiello volume in ottime condizioni. Una tavola in b/n in antiporta. In lingua latina con traduzione inglese a fronte. Clarendon Press hardcover
1878rif. 9976London: Religious Tract Society c1878. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/No DJ. First Edition. DESCRIPTION: Blue cloth with gilt illustration in black ornate border. Gilt titles and deocration to spine. Language: English. Book Condition: Good: Light wear to corners edges and spine ends. Lightly rubbed cloth. Lightly cracked front endpaper. Hinges remain very firm. Toned endpapers. Clean unmarked pages. DJ Condition: No DJ Pages 214. Size: 28.5cm by 20cm. Religious Tract Society hardcover
1990rif. 5819921Electa Napoli 1990. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1350grams ISBN:9788843532148 Electa Napoli paperback
rif. 3846568619.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1878rif. 47440Portland: B. Thurston and Company 1878. Paperback. Good. Paperback. 34pp. Spots of moisture staining to front loss to extremities and spine else a good example in publisher's wraps. B. Thurston and Company paperback
rif. 1163345628.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1889rif. 6941New York: Phillips & Hunt 1889. First edition. 8vo 3 291pp plus 4 ads at rear. Beige textured cloth backed parchment boards stamped in gilt and blind. Some rubbing and soiling corners worn. Clean internally and very good. A strange book with a fun title which tells the cautionary tale of a hypochondriac woman how she brings down those around her and finally rids herself of her condition. She does this more or less through an odd combination of mind and faith-healing. Dr. Homer H. Moore was a Methodist clergyman and author of such other titles as Matter Life & Mind: Their Essence Phenomena & Relations examined with Reference to the Nature of Man & the Problem of His Destiny; and The Anatomy of Atheism As Demonstrated in the Light of the Constitution and Laws of Nature. A blurb from the Methodist Review September 1889 states: "Dr. Moore. has discovered the secret of much of the sickness that afflicts the human family and offers in this work a prescription which. will result in a cure. through a common-sense belief in one's health with suitable exercise and an abundance of nourishing food. The professional sick. must be treated not as they desire but according to the facts." In the author's preface he mentions all the people he may offend with his book including doctors. It does seem to be a text of belief-based medical denial. OCLC cites only 4 holdings. . Phillips & Hunt unknown
1731rif. 048653Lisboa: Officina Herreriana 1731. Second Edition. Hardcover Full Leather. Very Good Condition. Attractively bound in later but old acid calf with gilt spine. Light wear remains of old paper label to spine inner joint slightly cracked but binding quite firm; marbled endpapers later blank endpapers. Small section with a bit of worming in the lower margin not really touching any text slight creasing to text. A bright attractive copy of the second Spanish language edition. 18 252pp Related to Portuguese poet and historian de Faria y Sousa's planned history of the Portuguese in all the parts of the world of which Asia Portuguesa Europa Portuguesa and Africa Portuguesa appeared posthumously . The first edition of this work appeared in 1642 but without de Faria y Sousa listed as the author. Palau 86689 Brunet V 272 1642 ed Provenance: Jose da Silva Santos Porto bookplate or bookshop ticket; Dorothy Willard Straight bookplate Size: Folio. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Inventory No: 048653. Officina Herreriana hardcover
1987rif. 031806Milano: Memphis 1987. Un catalogo opuscolo 215x28 cm di 24 pagine non numerate illustrate a piena pagina foto di Santi Caleca con le opere del gruppo Memphis. Pieces by Martine Bedin Andrea Branzi Beppe Caturegli Aldo Cibic Michele De Lucchi Nathalie du Pasquier Massimo Iosa-Ghini Shiro Kuramata Ferruccio Laviani Giovanni Levanti Angelo Micheli Peter Shire George Sowden Ettore Sottsass Marco Zanini Marco Zanuso. Copertina morbida illustrata. Ottime condizioni. Memphis
rif. 122293Boston MA USA: St. Paul Editions. hardcovers with dust jacket. fair/good. Fair condition. Moderate to heavy wear. Binding is starting to loosen pages age toned. Dust jacket is in good to very good condition with minor wear with light chips present. Pictures available upon request. . nd. St. Paul Editions unknown
1738rif. 98727Venezia: Presso Niccolo Pezzana MDCCXXXVIII 1738. 1738. Very good. - Quarto 9 inches high by 6-3/4 inches wide. Hardcovers two volumes uniformly bound in full cream vellum with the title embossed in gilt within gilt decorated bronze panels on the spines. The cream covers are slightly stained. There is a spot of rubbing to the bottom of the first volume's front hinge with damage to the vellum of the rear cover of that volume. The title page of the first volume is printed in red and black with the collation as follows volume 1: half title title with printer's mark pages i-lxxxiii 1 pages 1-217 220-221 220-221 224-225 224-630 & 1-34. Pages 218-219 and 222-223 are skipped in the numbering without any loss of text; pages 220-221 and 224-225 are repeated in the numbering. The second volume's collation is as follow: title with printer's mark pages iii-xxv 1 pages 1-192 1-4 193-609 & 1-31. Each volume is illustrated with an engraved headpiece by Carlo Orsolini c.1703-c.1780. In volume 1 the Creation is pictured and in volume 2 the Annunciation. Each volume is further enhanced with pictorial initials and tailpieces. There is a tear to the inner edge of the folding plan not affecting the image. The first volume's text block is cracked opposite the title page with a tiny tear to the bottom of the inner edge of that volume's slightly pulled title signature. There are remnants of an early brown paper stamp to the verso of the first volume's title page resulting in a tiny hole to that page. There is offsetting to the first three leaves of the second volume from a paper stamp which once adhered to the verso of that volume's title page. There is occasional staining and minor foxing throughout. Very good. The work was first published in French in 1718. It is here translated into Italian by the Venetian Carmelite Arcangelo Agostini 1660-1746 writing under his pseudonym Selvaggio Canturani. It is a history of the Old and New Testaments up to the destruction of Jerusalem. The folding plan of Herod's Temple is accompanied by 4 pages describing its numbered sites. The volumes also contain detailed chronological tables. Venezia: Presso Niccolo Pezzana, MDCCXXXVIII (1738). hardcover
1850rif. 37267New York April 30th 1850. 1850. Good. - Over 80 words penned on 6-1/4 inch high by 7-3/4 inch wide buff paper. Under the heading of "A card - To the Public" Rev. William K. Hoyt addresses his letter to the editor of the Police Gazette. Complaining of an article which appeared in the Police Gazette the previous week entitled "A gross case of Swindling" which implicates Hoyt. The Reverend claims that it is "calculated to do me great injury while the facts of the case have not yet transpired by an investigation." He goes on to request that "the community may suspend their opinion." until he's had opportunity to defend himself in court from "the base charges thus made against me". Signed "Wllm K. Hoyt". Folded for mailing the letter is creased and soiled with some tiny specks of ink touching the word "Gazette" at the top. An anti-Catholic Protestant minister in New York the Reverend William K. Hoyt published sensationalistic claims made by Maria Monk in a nativist periodical the "American Protestant Vindicator". Several of the stories were probably fabricated by Hoyt. They were subsequently published in a book entitled "Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk" a work supposedly written by her. A young prostitute Maria Monk had been confined in the Charitable Institution for Female Penitents by her mother. Her behavior having led to her expulsion Maria ran off to the United States with the Reverend Hoyt. The book supposedly narrated by Maria Monk to the Reverend John Jay Slocum claimed she'd been a nun at the Hotel-Dieu convent in Montreal. According to the book and stories Maria supposedly claimed that nuns were forced to have intercourse with priests and she had witnessed a nun being killed for resisting a priest's advances and that babies born to the nuns were strangled and buried in the convent's basement. Pregnant when she arrived in New York which was not a surprising condition for a prostitute in the 19th Century the book claimed that the father was the Abbe Patrick Phelan. The stories played into the anti-Catholic nativist's convictions of the period. The appearance of another supposed nun who was said to have also fled from the convent drew even more attention. The tales of secret passages scandalous behavior and crimes at the Hotel-Dieu convent came under investigation by journalists including the American journalist William Leete Stone who very quickly recognized the lie after gaining access to the convent. Stone wrote that "After 10 minutes the imposture had become as plain as day. I now declare more openly than ever that neither Maria Monk nor Francis Partridge have ever set foot in the convent of Hotel Dieu". Meanwhile the Reverend Hoyt and his cohorts had pocketed most of the profits from the best seller and additional sensational books which supposedly related Maria's experiences as a nun were published. Interest in the Monk affair finally declined after a Protestant organization was given permission to visit the Hotel-Dieu and Iles des Soeurs. In 1849 Maria Monk was arrested in a "house of ill repute" for stealing from her "client" and incarcerated in a New York prison. She died there that Summer. A rare letter from one of the 19th century's most notorious charlatans. New York, April 30th, 1850. unknown
