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2005Best.-Nr. x-1403917191Palgrave Macmillan 2005. Paperback. New. illustrated edition. 384 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.50 inches. Palgrave Macmillan paperback
Best.-Nr. 1331880491.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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2019Best.-Nr. 1-3337820034hansebooks 2019. Paperback. New. 392 pages. 8.50x5.99x0.89 inches. hansebooks paperback
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1790Best.-Nr. 001267London: T. Cadell 1790 Rebound long ago in tan leather new endpapers with spine misdated 1740 leather with edgewear. Pages with rounded corners text bright and clean with minor foxing. T. Cadell hardcover
1790Best.-Nr. 990F25London: T. Cadell 1790 . Leather. Good. 9" by 6". Not Stated. Handsomely bound in tree calf this is the two volume third edition of American preacher Jacobe Duche's popular Anglican sermons. The third edition of this uncommon work complete in two volumes.Illustrated with an engraved frontispiece to each volume. Collated complete.First published in 1779 this is a collection of sermons by a popular preacher and member of the colonial Philadelphia ruling class whose views were at odds with the authors of the Declaration of Independence resulting in his exile to England where he worked as 'Chaplain to the Asylum for Female Orphans in the Parish of Lambeth'.ESTC T127329Library bookplates of the General Theological Seminary to pastedowns with blind stamps to title pages and further library markings to title page versos.A collection of Anglican sermons on 'various subjects' such as evangelical righteousness truth sacrifice pilgrimage and Christ. In tree calf bindings with gilt detailing to back strips. Rubbing to board perimeters with ink library markings to back strip tails. Front joints starting with boards a touch tender. Bookplates to pastedowns. Internally firmly bound. Blind stamps to title pages with ink library markings to title page versos. Pages otherwise clean and bright. Good T. Cadell hardcover
1779Best.-Nr. 29540London: J. Phillips / T. Cadell et al. 1779. Good. London: Printed by J. Phillips George-Yard Lombard-Street; And Sold by T. Cadell in the Strand; H. Payne Pall-Mall; C. Dilly in the Poultry; and J. Phillips 1779. First Edition. Two volumes; octavos 21cm.; early 20th-century brown library cloth upper covers debossed "Mercantile Library Co." in blind gilt-lettered spines; xii28362; 8430pp. both volumes lacking final blanks else collated complete; engraved frontispieces signed in margin "West." Ex-Mercantile Library Co. with their extensive early 20th-century century rubber-stamps throughout boards a bit scuffed at spine ends and corners evidence of spine labels removed lacking all of the library binding's endpapers hinges cracked Vol. I frontispiece starting to separate uneven foxing throughout. A Good still quite serviceable set of an exceptionally uncommon collection of colonial American sermons published in exile during the Revolutionary War. A member of the colonial Philadelphia ruling class his father the Colonel Jacob Duché once served as mayor Jacob Duché 1738-1798 had gained prominence as a religious leader for the beauty and eloquence of his preaching serving twice as chaplain to the Continental Congress. However his political views were at odds with the authors of the Declaration of Independence and in 1777 he foolishly wrote to George Washington insisting that he undo the Declaration whether peacefully or by force. For this he and his family were obliged to make a speedy retreat exiling themselves to London where Duché was once again a hit as a religious orator. Perhaps misleadingly in these two volumes he is listed as the "Rector of Christ-Church and St. Peter's in Philadelphia" a position he had to abandon in his exile. See the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for additional information. Testament to his popularity in London is the extensive list of subscribers bound at the beginning of Vol. I boasting the Archbishop of Canterbury the Earl of Macclesfield Dr. Samuel Johnson and nearly two hundred women including the dedicatee Juliana Penn who together with her husband Thomas Penn played a substantial role in the administration of the Colony of Pennsylvania. ESTC T 116264; SABIN 21050. J. Phillips / T. Cadell et al. unknown
Best.-Nr. 1331835801.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1800Best.-Nr. 1412310158Philadelphia : Printed by B. & J. Johnson 1800-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. xv 266 pages. Lacking front board. 1/4 leather spine over marbled board. First pages loose. Evans 47349. The history of Quaker Thought. Part of a large collection of Quaker / Society of Friends books used for religious and philosophical education. Contemproary inscription to page after title page to Phineas Janney 1778-1852 members of Hopewell Friends Meeting in Loudon Co. Va founding members of Alexandria monthly meeting. See the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy: Virginia. Philadelphia : Printed by B. & J. Johnson hardcover
1779Best.-Nr. 29540London: J. Phillips / T. Cadell et al. 1779. Good. London: Printed by J. Phillips George-Yard Lombard-Street; And Sold by T. Cadell in the Strand; H. Payne Pall-Mall; C. Dilly in the Poultry; and J. Phillips 1779. First Edition. Two volumes; octavos 21cm.; early 20th-century brown library cloth upper covers debossed "Mercantile Library Co." in blind gilt-lettered spines; xii28362; 8430pp. both volumes lacking final blanks else collated complete; engraved frontispieces signed in margin "West." Ex-Mercantile Library Co. with their extensive early 20th-century century rubber-stamps throughout boards a bit scuffed at spine ends and corners evidence of spine labels removed lacking all of the library binding's endpapers hinges cracked Vol. I frontispiece starting to separate uneven foxing throughout. A Good still quite serviceable set of an exceptionally uncommon collection of colonial American sermons published in exile during the Revolutionary War. A member of the colonial Philadelphia ruling class his father the Colonel Jacob Duché once served as mayor Jacob Duché 1738-1798 had gained prominence as a religious leader for the beauty and eloquence of his preaching serving twice as chaplain to the Continental Congress. However his political views were at odds with the authors of the Declaration of Independence and in 1777 he foolishly wrote to George Washington insisting that he undo the Declaration whether peacefully or by force. For this he and his family were obliged to make a speedy retreat exiling themselves to London where Duché was once again a hit as a religious orator. Perhaps misleadingly in these two volumes he is listed as the "Rector of Christ-Church and St. Peter's in Philadelphia" a position he had to abandon in his exile. See the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography for additional information. Testament to his popularity in London is the extensive list of subscribers bound at the beginning of Vol. I boasting the Archbishop of Canterbury the Earl of Macclesfield Dr. Samuel Johnson and nearly two hundred women including the dedicatee Juliana Penn who together with her husband Thomas Penn played a substantial role in the administration of the Colony of Pennsylvania. ESTC T 116264; SABIN 21050. J. Phillips / T. Cadell et al. unknown books
1847Best.-Nr. 682231847. Boston Med. Surg. J. 36/23. - Boston David Clapp Wednesday July 7 1847 8° pp.449-468 Broschur. First Print! This letter is also reprinted in Edward Warren 1778-1856 'Some Account of the Letheon: or Who is the Discoverer." 3rd. Ed. Boston 1847. "I am much pleased with a communication in a recent No. of your Journal signed "J. B." It seems to be a fair and impartial statement of the matter in controversy. Although gratified with the whole article 1 was particularly pleased with the principles laid down on which the honor of other great discoveries has been awarded and which must govern the public mind in regard to this. And acting on these principles the only ones heretofore recognized by the world in determining the rights of discoverers "J. B."-understood to be Jacob Bigelow M.D has it seems to me conferred all the honor in the case in question upon Dr. Morton. I will let this distinguished writer however speak for himself. He states the case thus:-" Several Portuguese navigators suggested. that there was undoubtedly a western continent and Columbus discovered that there really was one. .Jonathan Hullin 1736 made a theoretical steamboat on paper and seventy years afterwards Robert Fulton made a practical one on the Hudson. The milkers in Gloucestershire discovered that their sore fingers contracted in milking cows prevented them from having the smallpox and suggested this mode of prevention to Dr. Jenner who at that time knew no more about vaccination than Dr. Morton did about ether." These are the principles or rather this is the great principle which has governed and which cannot fail-even to gratify Dr. Morton's enemies-to govern the judgment and opinion of the public in its verdict relative to the question in controversy." Edward Warren: Dr. Jackson's Review of Dr. Gay's Statement Ac. BMSJ 36 1847 p.521 Jacob Bigelow 1787-1879 was an American physician botanist and botanical illustrator. He was architect of Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge Massachusetts in which he is interred husband to Mary Scollay and the father of physician Henry Jacob Bigelow. The standard author abbreviation Bigelow is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. Further "Etheral Inhalation" p.465 and "Inhalation of Ether in Labor" p.466 unknown
1991Best.-Nr. __0821865951Amer Mathematical Society 1991. Hardcover. New. 388 pages. 10.50x7.50x1.00 inches. Amer Mathematical Society hardcover
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Best.-Nr. 04220015.6A3Hardcover. Good. Pictorial boards show light surface and corner wear. Binding intact. Significant dust spotting to top edge of text block; text appears clean and unmarked otherwise. hardcover
2003Best.-Nr. x-3540003711Springer Verlag 2003. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 853 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.50 inches. Springer Verlag hardcover
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1992Best.-Nr. USD_9780817647742Birk 1992. N/A. Soft Cover. Used - Like New/Used - Like New. Birk paperback
1986Best.-Nr. 1100319.46Birkhäuser Boston 1986. Hardcover. Good. 8vo hardcover. No dj. Good condition. Ex-lib copy w/ front bookplate top text-block edge stamped rear pocket & outer labels neatly removed; exterior slightly edge-rubbed contents bright & clean binding tight. xii 264 p. Birkhäuser, Boston hardcover
Best.-Nr. 62172326Springer . Papeback. New. pp. 284 2nd Edition Springer unknown
2008Best.-Nr. x-0817647740Springer Verlag 2008. Paperback. New. 2nd rep rev edition. 264 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. Springer Verlag paperback
