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réf. 1907IM004Pelo. da Companhia de Jesus com a approvação da authoridade ecclesiastica. Traduzida do original Francez por Francisco d'Azeredo Teixeira d'Aguilar Conde de Samodães Ministro e Secretario d'Estado Honorario. Precedida d'um Proemio do Traductor a respeito da Maçonaria Portugueza. Livraria Internacional de Ernesto Chardron. Porto. Livraria Internacional Eugenio Chardron. Braga. 1873 e 1874. 3 volumes encadernados em 1. De 22x14 cm. Com lii-187 194 e 184 págs. Encadernação com ferros a ouro na lombada em pele e pastas forradas com papel decorativo marmoreado. Obra de cariz anti-maçónico traduzida do original francês pelo Conde de Samodães ele próprio tal como afirma no proémio um homem devoto à religião e um anti-maçónico professo. Obra muito importante para o estudo da questão religiosa durante o regime Liberal em Portugal para o conhecimento da Maçonaria da sua organização interna e das suas formas de actuar segundo a visão do mais destacado político e intelectual católico do século XIX em Portugal. O Conde de Samodães foi autor das traduções de outras obras de polémica religiosa sobre a Maçonaria e os Papas a saber: Carta do Sr. Bispo de Orleans ao Sr. Minghetti Ministro da Fazenda do Rei Victor Emanuel a respeito da expoliação da Igreja em Roma e na Itália. Porto 1875 e do P. Francisco Xavier Gautrelet. A Franco Maçonaria e a Revolução. Porto 1873-1874. Francisco de Azeredo Teixeira de Aguilar 2º Visconde e 2º Conde de Samodães. Vila Nova de Gaia 1828 - Porto 1918 foi um grande jornalista político intelectual católico e bibliófilo que reuniu a mais valiosa das livrarias em Portugal. Liberal combativo e católico militante filho do Tenente-General Francisco de Paula de Azeredo Figueira de Carvalho liberal militante após a revolta de Aveiro e do Porto de 16 de Maio de 1828 teve que escapar para o estrangeiro. A mãe Maria do Carmo de Lemos Teixeira de Aguilar uma senhora da nobreza rural conheceu na carne a radicalização da intolerância política visto que na ausência do marido exilado deu à luz o seu filho numa quinta perto de Vila Nova de Gaia onde se acolhera. O pai só pôde ver o filho no final de 1829 quando Dona Maria do Carmo se juntou ao marido em Bruges. Regressados a Portugal após a vitória final do Liberalismo Francisco de Azeredo foi aluno de Joaquim Ramalho Ortigão no Colégio da Irmandade da Lapa prosseguindo depois os estudos no Liceu de Lisboa. A experiência no estrangeiro nos primeiros anos de vida o convívio com o pai e a sua própria reflexão sobre o que via e ouvia mostraram-lhe que a vida obriga a opções fundamentais e que é imperioso agir segundo a própria consciência. Também muito cedo terá compatibilizado no seu espírito a defesa das liberdades constitucionais com a crença católica. Cursou a Universidade de Coimbra nas Faculdades de Matemática e Filosofia e ingressou na carreira das armas frequentando o curso de Engenharia Militar e Civil da Escola do Exército em Lisboa. Em 1851 foi eleito deputado por Lamego iniciando então um longo ciclo dedicado à atividade política. À cultura portuguesa prestou relevantíssimos serviços não apenas como autor de livros mas também como jornalista católico em vários periódicos mas especialmente no jornal «A Palavra» no qual entre 1872 e 1910 assinou centenas de artigos. Os sucessivos mandatos como Provedor da Misericórdia em épocas de grande aperto económico do país lograram a saúde financeira da instituição e contribuíram para a tomada de consciência da vocação unitária e corporativa dos diversos estabelecimentos da Santa Casa. O Conde de Samodães era um exímio poliglota exprimindo-se fluentemente em seis idiomas para além do latim e de boas noções de hebreu grego e árabe. Tal desenvoltura linguística foi-lhe útil como tradutor mais de uma dezena de títulos mas também como homem de negócios visto que foi fundador e director da Real Companhia Vinícola do Norte. Foi condecorado pelos governos de Espanha e de França. Desempenhou cargos relevantes: Ministro da Fazenda Par do Reino Deputado à Câmara dos Deputados Vice-Presidente da Câmara do Porto Governador Civil Inspetor da Academia de Belas Artes Diretor da Sociedade do Palácio de Cristal Presidente da Comissão Executiva da Exposição Industrial de 1897. Homem das letras e das artes matemático engenheiro político a sua existência tornou-se num inestimável valor do Património Humano não apenas do Porto onde foi uma das personalidades mais influentes na segunda metade de oitocentos até ao fim da Monarquia mas também do País e da Europa. I-105-D-41 unknown
réf. 52961Bungay Suffolk : Printed And Published By C. Brightly And T. Kinnersley 1807. A very good two volume set in original matching flame calf bindings. Illustrated with 39 full-page engravings; one table and 22 maps. 4to. 10.0" x 9.0" x 2.5". Hinges and corners carefully strengthened. Each volume with a flat spine and original brown leather title label chipped edges: "Blomfield's View Of The World.". Dedication to the verso of each front board: "Robert Henry Cobbold. A gift from his dear Papa February 14th 1828". Also: A small white bookseller's label: "Abbott Printer Bookseller Stationer & Binder Diss." Printed title with engraved vignette and light offsetting from the frontis. Clear English text. Some intermittent foxing and off-setting but overall a clean set. Vol. I. : Title page dated 1807. pp.5/1p./pp.3-8271p. - blank 11 full-page engravings including frontis 1 folding table 1 folding-maps and 8 full-page maps. Vol. II. : Title page dated 1807. 2pp./pp.695/29pp. - Index 19 full-page engravings including frontis 2 folding-maps and 11 full-page maps. A well preserved set with an interesting provenance. There will be an extra charge to send this heavy set overseas. VG. "Robert Henry Cobbold Rev was born on 14 January 1820 in Eye Suffolk his father Robert was 27 and his mother Emily was 22. He married Caroline Anne Brown in April 1852 in Suffolk. They had nine children in 12 years. He died on 16 September 1893 at the age of 73. In that long life he spent 10 years working for the Church Missionary Society in China. He and his family returned to England wherehe had a number of posts ending with Surrogate and Rural Dean in 1873 and Prebend of Hereford Cathedral in 1885. Active in the community until his death in 1893 he is buried at Ross and commemorated by a window there and by a plaque in Hereford Cathedral." - See Anthony Cobbold 2011 . " Ezekiel Blomfield 1778�1818 was a Congregational minister author and compiler of religious works and works on natural history. His parents were Stephen Blomfield born c.1740 died 27 November 1809 and Elizabeth Blomfield n�e Luiss Lewis born c.1750 died 17 March 1799. Ezekiel was the youngest of four children. He was born on 28 October 1778 at North Walsham Norfolk then moved with his parents to Norwich. He died on 14 July 1818 at Great Glemham Suffolk and was buried on 21 July 1818 in the grounds of the Meeting House at Wortwell Norfolk." - See Wikipedia Bungay [ Suffolk ]: Printed And Published By C. Brightly And T. Kinnersley, 1807. hardcover
réf. 45174Bungay Suffolk : Printed And Published By C. Brightly And T. Kinnersley 1805 - 1807. A very good two volume set in original matching flame calf bindings. Illustrated with 39 full-page engravings; one table and 19 maps. 4to. 10.75" x 8.25" x 3.0". Each front board with red leather name label: "J. Hunby St. Osyth. 1807." Hinges carefully strengthened. Each volume with a flat spine gilt volume number and original red leather title label: "Blomfield's Geography". Printed title with engraved vignette and light offsetting from the frontis. Clear English text throughout. Some intermittent foxing but overall a clean set. Vol. I. : Title page dated 1807. pp.5/pp.3-254/pp.571/1pp. - blank 5 full-page engravings including frontis 1 folding table 1 folding-maps and 5 full-page maps. Vol. II. : Title page dated 1805. 2pp./pp.573-827/pp.695/29pp. - Index 33 full-page engravings including frontis 2 folding-maps and 11 full-page maps " Ezekiel Blomfield 1778�1818 was a Congregational minister author and compiler of religious works and works on natural history. His parents were Stephen Blomfield born c.1740 died 27 November 1809 and Elizabeth Blomfield n�e Luiss Lewis born c.1750 died 17 March 1799. Ezekiel was the youngest of four children. He was born on 28 October 1778 at North Walsham Norfolk then moved with his parents to Norwich. He died on 14 July 1818 at Great Glemham Suffolk and was buried on 21 July 1818 in the grounds of the Meeting House at Wortwell Norfolk." - See Wikipedia Bungay [ Suffolk ]: Printed And Published By C. Brightly And T. Kinnersley, 1805 - 1807. hardcover
réf. 1348279028.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1777réf. 726711777. London: Printed for the author 1777. London: Printed for the author 1777. The Last Words of the "Macaroni Parson" Villette Reverend John d.1799. Dodd William 1729-1777. A Genuine Account of the Behaviour and Dying Words of William Dodd LLD. Who was Executed at Tyburn for Forgery on Friday the 27th of June 1777. By the Reverend John Villette Ordinary of Newgate. London: Printed for the Author and Sold by J. Bew 1777. 24 pp. Octavo 7" x 4". Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet. Light toning trimming to fore-edge with minor loss to title page and a few other leaves all text still legible light soiling to first and final leaves. $650. Second edition. Dodd known to many as the "Macaroni Parson" for his extravagant lifestyle had turned to forgery in an attempt to clear his debts and was sentenced to death. Although Dodd was deeply penitent and many petitioned for him to be pardoned Samuel Johnson among them he was nevertheless hanged at Tyburn in 1777. His final addresses and dying words received some posthumous attention due to his notoriety though they were in fact largely written for him by Johnson. English Short-Title Catalogue N18090. unknown
réf. 2601RS124Organização de Pe. Textos. e. Santuário de Cristo Rei. Almada. 2016. De 23x21 cm. Com 295 págs. Brochado. Profusamente ilustrado no texto com fotografias a cores de Anabela Sousa Rui Fernandes Bruno Máximo Leite e Fotos Milai. Tem junto um DVD acondicionado em balsa plástica no verso da capa posterior. Nota prévia de José Ornelas Carvalho Bispo de Setúbal. SACO RS786-29 unknown
1861réf. 110263Philadelphia: J B Lippincott 1861. Full Leather. Good/No Dj. Larger 8vo. pp. vii 1 302 bound in worn full leather front hinge weak boards and hinges scuffed corners bumped with corrections and additional matter by the American editor. J B Lippincott hardcover
1979réf. Q-0720710529Pelham 1979-01-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Pelham hardcover
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réf. 1016316402.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1878réf. 147133Hobart Town: J. Walch and Sons 1878. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Hobart Town J. Walch and Sons 1878. Octavo xxiv 160 2 book list pages plus a chromolithographed frontispiece of a waratah and 3 plates containing numerous small line illustrations with all artwork credited to E.D. Spicer. Brown cloth decorated in gilt and blind; cloth a little rubbed and lightly worn at the extremities; a very good copy. J. Walch and Sons hardcover
1861réf. C101452London: Wertheim Macintosh And Hunt 1861. First Edition. Hardback. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 8vo. pp vii 224. Original blue blind patterned and textured cloth lettered gilt at the spine. Only 4 copies noted at WorlCat hence scarce. Theology. Very good. Wertheim, Macintosh And Hunt hardcover
1839réf. blb01252London: T.M. Cradock 1839. 10th . Hardcover. Very Good . Full leather boards original with black title box on spine. Book is protected in professionally applied mylar. Binding is loose at bottom of spine but otherwise book is Very Good with clean interior. Uncommon to Rare in any condition. T.M. Cradock hardcover
1962réf. mon0000086529Crown Publishers 1962-01-15. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Macdonlad UK EDITION with dust jacket - rare and collectable - will send out 1 st class post Crown Publishers hardcover
1992réf. 029193Clen Carbon Illinois: Glen Carbon Centennial Inc 1992. First Separate . Soft cover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. First Soft Cover Edition First Separate. Hardcover And Soft Cover Editions Were Published At The Same Time. Minor Wear With No Ownership Information Present. Tiny Tear At The Base Of The Spine. Glen Carbon Centennial Inc paperback
réf. 71421London Reevers o. J. ca.1910. 8° 544 S. einige Abb. OLwd. goldgepr. Deckel min. berieben tadell. A new edition revised an corrected. - Flagellation & the flagellants from the earliest period to the present time. Text engl. 010 London, Reevers, o. J. (ca.1910) unknown
1988réf. 6qrrtN.G. Sendingpers 1988. 2nd edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Gift inscription written by the previous owner. Reprint 2nd edition 1988. Publication of 158 pages. Frontispiece. The Pictorial boards are a little shelf rubbed and slightly faded marks. Internally the pages are clean and complete. The text is legible. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. N.G. Sendingpers hardcover
réf. 070832150X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1988réf. 18198North Bay Ontario 1988. Soft Cover. BOOK VERY GOOD. 4to - over 9¾"" - 12"" tall. Spiral Bound A VERY CLEAN ATTRACTIVE COPY. NO PREVIOUS OWNER MARKINGS. Spiral bound. Many photos. Approx. 200 pages. Appendix. 1884-1984. paperback
1841réf. 9929London: Robert Tyas 1841. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair/No DJ. First Edition. DESCRIPTION: Green cloth with gilt coat of arms to front on blind stamped border. Gilt titles to spine. Folding genealogical table opposite title page. Language: English. Book Condition: Fair: Wear to corners edges and spine ends. Heavily rubbed cloth. Toned spine and margins. Neat historic repair to endpapers. Previous owners name to ffep dated 1844 and more recent bookplate to front paste down of P.R. Thompson. DJ Condition: No DJ Pages viii 409. Size: 23cm by 14.5cm. Robert Tyas hardcover
1870réf. 030898LONDON: George Bell & Sons 1870 A nice set of the second edition of Morris's History of British Birds. In 6 volumes with original decorative cloth bindings and 365 hand coloured plates as called for. The bindings are all clean with bright gilt pictures of birds to each front board and gilt titles and decoration to spine. There is some wear: volume I has some cloth splitting at the hinges and splitting at the rear endpaper with rubbing to corners; volumes II III and IV have very slight pulling to top and bottom of spine and a little rubbing at corners; volume V has very small splits at the top and bottom of the spine; and volume VI has a 1 inch tear at the top of the spine with no loss and scuffing at the corners. Internally all have the original endpapers; the first section including the frontispiece is becoming loose on volumes I II and III; volume IV is sound but the stitching is looser than on the others. There is a little spotting to some plates and text pages but in general the contents are very clean looking unread and the plates are bright and well coloured. A few plates in volume III lack tissue guards and the plate of the Whitethroat is present but detached. Volume 5 has 4 plates present but detached: the Little Stint Schinz's Sandpiper Pochard and Polish Swan - and pages 131-134 the same. A few pages have been roughly opened and a few have darkening to edges. Overall the set is complete with bright bindings and well coloured plates. George Bell & Sons hardcover
1956réf. 195528Marion Methodist Church June 1956. Hardcover. Good. Brown cloth boards are bowed outward slightly and have rubbing at corners and spine edges. Minor soiling. Endpapers have a good bit of foxing. Front endpaper has a name in red pen. One page towards the end has arrow marks in pencil. LO Marion Methodist Church hardcover
1896réf. 114062London: John C. Nimmo 1896. Paperback. Very Good. London John C. Nimmo 1896 fifth edition. Large octavo four volumes xxxii 253; vi 180; ii iv 223; and vi 5-321 pages with 3 illustrations plus 132 hand-coloured plates. Bound from the original parts in contemporary binder's cloth with the wrappers from one of the parts bound in at the rear of each volume; cloth slightly marked and rubbed with minor wear to the head of the rear joint of the last volume; endpapers offset; an excellent set. Provenance: Johann Gottlieb Otto Tepper 1841-1923 botanist schoolteacher and entomologist with the 1906 receipt for the binding and the address label to him at 'Room No. 3 Public Library North Terrace' from the Adelaide bookseller and bookbinder W.C. Rigby mounted on the first flyleaf. 'In March 1883 Tepper was appointed natural history collector at the South Australian Museum; in 1888 he was promoted to entomologist numismatist and librarian there' 'Australian Dictionary of Biography'. John C. Nimmo paperback