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2024réf. x-0190099674OUP USA 2024. Hardcover. New. box edition. 1333 pages. 11.50x9.25x3.75 inches. OUP USA hardcover
2024réf. __0190099674OUP USA 2024. Hardcover. New. box edition. 1333 pages. 11.50x9.25x3.75 inches. OUP USA hardcover
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2013réf. x-1479832146New York Univ Pr 2013. Hardcover. New. 248 pages. 9.00x6.25x1.00 inches. New York Univ Pr hardcover
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2013réf. DADAX1479818925New York University Press 2013-12-02. paperback. New. 6.00x0.62x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. New York University Press paperback
2013réf. x-1479818925New York Univ Pr 2013. Paperback. New. 248 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.00 inches. New York Univ Pr paperback
1857réf. dacs1371Philadelphia: Blanchard and Lea 1857. With Philadelphia: Blanchard and Lea 1856. Octavo half calf & marbled boards viii 17-316 pp.; viii 9-276 pp. Illus. Barely Very Good; with the spine rubbed the front hinge beginning and moderate foxing throughout. Blanchard and Lea, 1857. [With] Philadelphia hardcover books
1857réf. dacs1371Philadelphia: Blanchard and Lea 1857. With Philadelphia: Blanchard and Lea 1856. Octavo half calf & marbled boards viii 17-316 pp.; viii 9-276 pp. Illus. Barely Very Good; with the spine rubbed the front hinge beginning and moderate foxing throughout. Blanchard and Lea, 1857. [With] Philadelphia hardcover
réf. M43Quarto ca. 275x21 cm. 2 pp. Brown ink on watermarked laid paper West’s printed letterhead on top. Ink stamp of “James O. Aplan Library Collection” on verso. Fold marks but overall a very good letter. Rare original Wild West letter giving an insight into the 1878 trial of notorious Deadwood gambler and stagecoach robber Samuel S. Hartman or “Laughing Sam.” The letter was written by Laughing Sam’s attorney Isaac E. West and addressed to “My dear Sheriff” – most likely to the sheriff of Pennington County Frank P. Moulton 1845-1922 who based in Rapid City where Laughing Sam was being detained. Laughing Sam “a hard case <…> widely known in the Black Hills” Three Omaha Men while on their Way Home from Deadwood Corraled and Robbed by Three Road Agents// St. Louis Globe-Democrat 27 September 1877 p. 2 was a gambler and highway robber active in and around Deadwood in the late 1870s and once was confronted by the famous Calamity Jane. He was known as a criminal who “moves around town by daylight searching for his victim and when night comes invariably has two or three captured” St. Louis Post-Dispatch St. Louis Missouri 13 August 1877 p. 2. In early 1878 Laughing Sam was arrested for robbery and had a trial in Rapid City. During the trial he told the jury about “his life’s wanderings which carried him all over the western States and Territories from Illinois Mercer county the place of his birth to Mexico Colorado Salt Lake and the Buffalo country. He has been engaged in all kinds of business from driving government mules to hunting buffaloes and from his statement it has been a hard laborious one and from the sweat of his brow has he earned his bread” All about Laughing Sam// The Black Hills Daily Times Deadwood South Dakota 8 October 1878 p. 1. Nevertheless Laughing Sam was found guilty and sentenced to nine years and eight months which he spent in the Detroit house of correction. Isaac E. West was born in Shiloh N.J. and started his law career in Newbern N.C. in 1867 where “he acquired the title of judge which he now wears being elected judge of probate and clerk of the superior court. <…> He resigned in 1877 to come to Dakota and located at Yankton in the practice of law. He served as private secretary to Gov. Pennington and afterwards to Gov. Howard. In 1878 he was appointed deputy collector of internal revenue for North Dakota having removed to Fargo. When the legislature created the board of railroad commissioners Gov. Ordway appointed Judge West a member and the present board has chosen him secretary. The judge is a member of the staff of Gen. Dennis commander of the Dakota militia and one of the most active officers of the G.A.R. <…> The judge is a staunch Republican but thinks better of Cleveland than he ever expected to of any Democrat in that position. He also favors the division of Dakota upon the 46th parallel and the admission of two states” The Saint Paul Globe Saint Paul Minnesota 3 April 1886 p. 11. The letter also mentions the just appointed 6th Governor of the Dakota Territory William A. Howard in office: 1878-1880 Alonzo Joseph Flanner 1851-1913 - a resident of the Crook City and the first State’s Attorney of Dakota’s Lawrence County and Captain A.W. Lavender 1842- after 1905 a grocery shop owner and a long-time resident of Yankton. The verso of the letter bears an ink stamp of the library of a noted South Dakota art and antique dealer and historian James O. Aplan 1931-2018. The text of the letter: "My Dear Sheriff I received a letter from Laughing Sam Saturday asking if I had seen or heard from you that he was anxious to see you &c. What in your opinion ought I to do in his matter I wish to act fairly and honorably by him but I am really unable financially to go to Rapid City and incur the expense of hotel bills &c. during what may be a tedious trial with little prospect of remuneration. Yet I told him I would do so. If he can raise money to pay expenses only I will gladly keep my promise & defend him to the best of my skill & ability. By the way did you use your warrant under the requisition you had when here I wish you would counsel Sam about this matter & let me hear from you soon as Court is not far off. Tell Flanner he owes me two letters & that I expect him to either discharge the debt or go into bankruptcy before they repeal the Statute. I have just gotten a job for Elk Point firm to file a Petition in bankruptcy for them one partner has left the Terr. which complicates the matter very much. Gov. Howard has assumed the reigns. I think him very pleasant he is old but has a clear head has appointed me Private Secretary which does not interfere with my law practice and I remain in the room I have heretofore occupied. Mr. Lavender has gone East. Cap. rooms at my house so I keep him straight. By the way he has signed the Pledge “while yet the lamp holds out to burn” &c. " unknown
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1848réf. 006558NY: Bedford and Company. First edition. Quarter leather and marbled boards. Published NY: Bedford and Company 1848. 8vo. 6" x 9 3/4" 192pp. illustrated with 6 engraving plates several reproductions within the text. A short-lived publication. Covers detached spine backing gone large darkening stain throughout. Fair but a good reading copy. . Fair. Hard. 1st. 1848. Bedford and Company unknown
1972réf. 09732ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE #102 2-17-1972 first edition very good plus to near fine in wraps. Janis Joplin John Lennon Isaac Hayes et.al. Straight Arrow Publishers, Inc. paperback books
réf. a33292Washington 1960. Publication 821 National Academy of Sciences National Research Council. 4to. 917pp. Good light soiling and wear. unknown
2004réf. 1239556Berlin: Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, 2004. 161 S. Originalbroschur.
1986réf. Q-0451522761New American Library 1986-12-02. Mass Market Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! New American Library paperback
2007réf. Q-0451530659Signet 2007-09-04. Mass Market Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Signet paperback
1946réf. 55091Paris: Editions du Centre 1946. First edition. Softcover. poor to vg-. Octavo. 230 1pp. 2 plates. Original stiff gray wraps with black publisher's device and lettering in decorative ruling on cover black lettering on spine; protected by modern mylar. Publisher's device on title page. Issued by "Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine. Série Études et Monographies." One of two publications by the Contemporary Jewish Documentation Center. From 1942 onwards all the detainees of the various French Camps ended up in Drancy. It was the assembly center for Jewish victims to be handed over to the Germans. Later in 1943 when the occupation was complete and reaching total control of France roundups arrests and deportations would be executed by the Gestapo French militias and the Waffen SS and take complete control over Drancy. The history of Drancy became the subject of Wellers' study from its founding on August 20 1941 to its liquidation on August 17 1944. It covers the important events taking place in Drancy the internal organization the mechanisms of deportation and the behavior of its inmates and their masters. The second part consist of a series of brief monographs devoted to deportees the author had the opportunity to get to know closely. Sometimes the author evokes scenarios of other Nazi Prisons like Auschwitz and Buchenwald. Contains a list of the author's friends who died or disappeared during deportation. The work is illustrated with three reproductions of woodcuts by Grotko and several reproductions of documents. Text in French. Back wrapper missing with final leaf detached but present. Front wrapper with some wear along edges small chips more pronounced on spine. Block age-toned due to paper quality. Wrappers in poor interior in very good- condition overall. Book block tight overall. Protected in modern mylar. Editions du Centre unknown books
1946réf. 55091Paris: Editions du Centre 1946. First edition. Softcover. poor to vg-. Octavo. 230 1pp. 2 plates. Original stiff gray wraps with black publisher's device and lettering in decorative ruling on cover black lettering on spine; protected by modern mylar. Publisher's device on title page. Issued by "Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine. Série Études et Monographies." One of two publications by the Contemporary Jewish Documentation Center. From 1942 onwards all the detainees of the various French Camps ended up in Drancy. It was the assembly center for Jewish victims to be handed over to the Germans. Later in 1943 when the occupation was complete and reaching total control of France roundups arrests and deportations would be executed by the Gestapo French militias and the Waffen SS and take complete control over Drancy. The history of Drancy became the subject of Wellers' study from its founding on August 20 1941 to its liquidation on August 17 1944. It covers the important events taking place in Drancy the internal organization the mechanisms of deportation and the behavior of its inmates and their masters. The second part consist of a series of brief monographs devoted to deportees the author had the opportunity to get to know closely. Sometimes the author evokes scenarios of other Nazi Prisons like Auschwitz and Buchenwald. Contains a list of the author's friends who died or disappeared during deportation. The work is illustrated with three reproductions of woodcuts by Grotko and several reproductions of documents. Text in French. Back wrapper missing with final leaf detached but present. Front wrapper with some wear along edges small chips more pronounced on spine. Block age-toned due to paper quality. Wrappers in poor interior in very good- condition overall. Book block tight overall. Protected in modern mylar. Editions du Centre unknown
2026réf. LRB39014779Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 776 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1874. Text in English. This comprehensive work by Isaac Cummings Wellcome provides a detailed historical account of the Second Advent movement its doctrines and its followers. The book examines the origins development and impact of the movement offering valuable insights into its theological and social dimensions. Wellcome's meticulous research and analysis make this a significant resource for scholars of religious history and millenarian studies. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
2026réf. LRB39014093Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 707 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1874. Text in English. This historical work provides a comprehensive study of the Second Advent movement its doctrines and its followers. The book examines the origins development and impact of the movement offering valuable insights into 19th-century religious history. It includes bibliographical references and illustrations that enrich the narrative. A key resource for scholars of religious studies and American history. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
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