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1760réf. AQ29026Potsdam Et se trouve A Amsterdam: Chez J. H. Schneider 1760. 308pp 2. Title page printed in red and black. Contemporary gilt-tooled Calf. A trifle rubbed without lettering-piece. Internally clean and crisp. A collection of poetry and philosophical musings composed by Friedrich II of Prussia whilst summering at the palace San-Souci Potsdam. First published for private circulation in 1752 in 1760 several unauthorised editions of the book appeared. In response Friedrich II published a self-edited version in the same year under the title Poesies Diverse. . 12mo. Chez J. H. Schneider unknown
1789réf. 17494London: G. G. J. and J. Robinson. Very Good. 1789. First English Edition. Hardcover. Handsome set in full leather with 5 spine bands red leather labels & gilt lettering & gilt ruled panels. Gilt dentelles on cover edges. Interior of text is tight clean & intact; light foxing only on endpapers. Translated from the French by Thomas Holcroft. Vol #6-- 1 544pp; Vol #7--1 521pp; Vol #8--1 562pp; Vol #9--1 440pp; Vol #10--1 499pp; Vol#11--1 463pp; Vol #12--1 512pp; Vol #13--1 520pp. Errata at the rear of Vol #13." Kelso Library" handwritten in decorative script on each title page. Spine heads lightly rubbed; slight loss to vols #6 & #7. Old inked shelf numbers on front fixed endpaper of each volume. Missing rear endpaper from vol #12. Europe History Military Seven Year's War Philosophy Religion Poetry. ; 8vo; 4061 pages . G. G. J. and J. Robinson hardcover
1900réf. 53591London UK Gibbings & Company and J Pollard London and Truro 1900. Hardcover Second Edition 1900. Good to Very Good: Shows careful use: some rubbing and scuffing to the top of the rear hinge; the binding shows slight lean and is a little cocked; else only very light wear to the extremities; the binding remains secure; the text is clean. NOT a Remainder Book-Club or Ex-Library. 12mo 7.35 x 5 x 0.85 inches. xxv 147 pages. Frontispiece maritime illustration Introduction and Notes by John B. Cornish. Language: English. Weight: 13.4 ounces. Decorated olive cloth over boards with dark green titles and designs at the front panel and gilt titles and designs at the backstrip. Hardback: Lacks DJ. The Carters of Prussia Cove were a family of Cornish smugglers active in the late 18th century operating out of Prussia Cove Cornwall where they had a hideout/home in a remote cliff next to the ocean. John Carter born 1738 mysteriously disappeared presumed dead 1807 was nicknamed the "King of Prussia" in reference to his smuggling operations with some of his brothers among them Harry Carter 1749-1809. John obtained the nickname because he was said to closely resemble Frederick the Great the King of Prussia and was said to much admire him and gave his name to the cove located east of Penzance. The BBC said of the brothers "The Carters of Prussia Cove are among the most famous of all the Cornish smugglers." By all accounts despite his profession John Carter was a devout Methodist and was noted for his honest dealing as a smuggler. Much of what is known about John and the Carters came from Harry's autobiography "The Autobiography of a Cornish Smuggler" and folklore passed down through the generations. Gibbings & Company and J Pollard, London and Truro, hardcover
1915réf. 2092902138000190Tokyo Kaikosha 1915. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Tokyo Kaikosha paperback
1915réf. 2092902138000060Tokyo Kaikosha 1915. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Tokyo Kaikosha paperback
1914réf. 2092902138000083Tokyo Kaikosha 1914. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Tokyo Kaikosha paperback
1914réf. 2092902138000044Tokyo Kaikosha 1914. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Tokyo Kaikosha paperback
1915réf. 2092902138000091Tokyo Kaikosha 1915. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Tokyo Kaikosha paperback
1914réf. 2092902138000191Tokyo Kaikosha 1914. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Tokyo Kaikosha paperback
1777réf. AQ23759London: Printed for J. Nourse 1777. 130pp. Later blind-ruled half-calf buff paper boards lettered in gilt armorial blind-stamps to both boards. Rubbed and marked joints split some loss to head of spine paper library shelf-label to foot. Bookplate of the Swansea Training College to FEP manuscript shelf-marks to FFEP occasional spotting. A remarkably rare survival of the first edition in English of Lettre sur l’education 1760 the declaration of Frederick II King of Prussia 1712-1785 announcing his desires regarding educational reform. Soon after the original Continental publication Frederick laid the basic foundations of what would eventually become the Prussian primary education system issuing in 1763 a decree for the first Prussian general school law based on the principles developed by Johann Julius Hecker. A true progressive in matters of learning he championed the acquisition of knowledge for the sake of knowledge and believed that women ought to be provided with the same opportunities of their male counterparts as the were no less capable: 'leur intelligence ne le cède point à celle de l'homme et même qu'avec une éducation plus mâle elles l'emporteraient sur nous'. 'Their intelligence does not yield to that of man and even that with a more masculine education they would prevail over us'. ESTC records a single copy Miami. ESTC N33830. First edition in English. 8vo. Printed for J. Nourse hardcover
1968réf. 44-202Greenwood 1968. 1968. Facsimile reprint of the 1757 English translation of the German original. West Point Military Library Series. 408 p. Folding tables. Blue cloth. Fine Copy. First Thus. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. Greenwood, 1968. Hardcover
1968réf. 53-96Greenwood 1968. 1968. 408p. Translation of German original 1757. West Point Military Library Series. Gray cloth. Fine Copy. Hardcover. Fine. Greenwood, 1968. Hardcover
réf. 44912The grandson of King Frederick William III of Prussia was himself a military officer who rose through the ranks to field marshal serving notably in the Second Schleswig War of 1864 the Austro-Prussian War and the Franco-Prussian War. DS in German 1p 8½" X 14" Berlin Germany 29 June 1863. Very good. Faintly age toned and with original folds evident; a tad delicate about the edges with several small expert archival edge mends on verso; triangular chip at lower left corner. On printed upper left letterhead of the Third Army Corps "III. Armee-Corps General Commando" the then lieutenant-general informs the Royal Headquarters of a soldier's transfer. Roughly translated in part: "I respectfully reply that the young Hoffman in the noncommissioned officers school in Potsdam is to be assigned to the Brandenburg Rifle Regiment no. 35 and I have provided the said regiment with the proper notice." Boldly penned in brown ink with Friedrich Karl's huge signature at the close. The verso contains two holograph columns of six dockets or endorsements of some sort whose purpose is not clear. One of these is signed by noted Prussian infantry general Georg Ferdinand von Bentheim 1807-84 and another by noted Prussian infantry general Wolf Louis Anton Ferdinand Stulpnagel 1813-85. The remaining four are signed by three different persons likely also infantry generals although we have been unable to identify them. Fascinating item. unknown
réf. 110033London: Chapman & Hall circa 1887 people's edition. Hardcover set Very good no dust jacket. 33 of 37 volumes. Brown cloth decoratively stamped in black and with gilt titles on the spine. Folding maps appendix index. Previous owner's name ex-library with library stamps clippings taped to endpapers of a few volumes some notes and lining in ink and pencil in margins and endpapers. Externally this is a very presentable set which is bright and with no markings. Lacks: Latter-Day Pamphlets. Life of Schiller. Translations from Musaeus Tieck and Richter 2 Vols. Biography of Oliver Cromwell Frederick the Great--Emperor of Prussia. Book about French Revolution & Wilhelm Meister. Sets Sets. Chapman & Hall Hardcover
1911réf. 001901Paris: Plon-Nourrit et C. 1911. Un volume di XII-453 pagine tela editoriale con titolo in oro al dorso. Dimensioni: 165x23 cm. Minime tracce d'uso. Un ritratto in heliogravure un autografo e quattordici incisioni in b/n fuori testo. Plon-Nourrit et C. unknown
1787réf. 018048Berlin Venise: Vieweg Formaleoni Storti 1787-92. 25 tomi riuniti in 13 volumi in 8vo 125x19 cm con titoli separati. In lingua francese. Legatura in mezza pelle del tempo dorso liscio ornato e dorato con doppio tassello rosso e verde. Qualche usura a una cuffia; piccoli fori di tarlo nel dorso e nel bianco di qualche volume quasi invisibili. Ex libris Biblioteca Polesini e bollo a inchiostro della medesima biblioteca agli occhielli e in un paio di casi anche ai titoli etichette a ldorso dei volumi. --- Vol 1 tomi 1 e 2: Memoire pour servir a lhistoire de Brandebourg. Première partie seconde. Berlin Venezia Formaleoni 1787. Con XII-232pp; 248pp. --- Vol 2 tomi 3 e 4: Correspondence familière et amicale. avec U. F. de Suhn. Première partie seconde. Berlino Venezia Formaleoni 1787. Con 136pp; 200pp. --- Vol 3 tomi 5 e 6: Histoire de mon temps. Tome I II. Berlino Venezia Storti 1789 // Da questo tomo luogo e nome dello stampatore non cambiano più//. Con 294pp-2; 343pp-3. --- Vol 4 tomi 7 e 8: Histoire de la guerre de Sept Ans. Tome I .III. 1789. Con 4-366pp-2; 208pp-1. --- Vol 5 tomi 9 e 10: segue 224pp-1. Memoires depuis la paix de Hubertsbourg jusqa la fin du partage de la Pologne et de la guerre de 1788. 1789. Con 295pp.1 --- Vol 6 tomi 11 e 12. Correspondence. au sujet de la succession de la Bavière. 1789. Con 4-279pp-2. Poesies. 1789. Con 4-313pp-2. --- Vol 7 tomi 13 e 14. Poesies. Seconde partie. 1789. Con 303pp-4. Correspondence. avec M Jordan et avec M. de Voltaire. 1790. Con 320pp. --- Vol 8 tomi 15 e 16. Suite de la correspondance avec Voltaire. 1790. Con 304pp. Suite de la correspondance avec Voltaire. 1790. Con 315pp. --- Vol 9 tomi 17 e 18. Correspondance. avec DAlembert. 1790. Con 334pp. Suite de la correspondance. 1790. Con 304pp. --- Vol 10 tomi 19 e 20. Correspondance du marquis dArgens. 1791. Con 352pp. Correspondance de M. DAlembert. 1791. Con 285pp. --- Vol 11 tomi 21 e 22. Correspondance de M; DAlembert. 1791. Con 278pp. LAntimachiavel ou examen du Prince de Machiavel avec des notes. 1792. Con XXII-328pp.--- Vol 12 tomi 23 e 24. LArt de la guerre. 1792. Con 328pp. Epitres familières et autres oeuvres. 1792. Con 226pp.--- Vol 13 tomo 25. Essai sur la vie et le règne de Frédéric II roi de Prusse par M. labbé Denina. 1792. Con 472pp. Al titolo la menzione première partie ma lopera è completa senza partizioni. Il nome dell'ed. tedesco Federic Viweg l'aine sul verso dell'occhietto del v. 3. Bell'esemplare completo di questa edizione delle opere di Federico Secondo di Prussia il re filosofo. Vieweg, Formaleoni, Storti unknown
réf. a90088Berlin 1832 first edition. In German. Hardcover. 4to. 112p. paper covered boards with red spine label and old green number label on heel of spine. Good cover worn. Binding secure. a bit of ink writing and old circular owner stamp on titlepage. . hardcover
réf. a88785Berlin 1826 first edition. Debitskomtoir fur die Allgemeine LVI. In German. Hardcover. Sm.4to. cloth. Good light wear. . hardcover
réf. 85387Editions de la Béroche, 1958, 262 p., broché, couverture légèrement salie, bon état.
réf. 113557Alerion Alerion, 1996, 444 p., broché, une signature sur la page de garde, bon état.
réf. 36816Ponthieu et Compagnie, Paris, 13 volumes, 1828, in-8, demi-basane à coins, dos frottés par endroits, 3 mors fendus à l'intérieur mais encore solides, premiers contreplat frottés, intérieurs propres.
1969réf. 5942Editions rencontre Lausanne 1969 512 pages in8. 1969. reliure editeur. 512 pages.
1948réf. 8154Librairie hachette 1948 506 pages in8. 1948. broché. 506 pages. Cet ouvrage historique analyse comment l'aide anglo-française a contribué à la domination prussienne en Europe entre 1875 et 1882 une erreur qui selon l'auteur a mené à la "guerre de trente ans" (1914-1945). Jacques Bardoux membre de l'Institut propose une étude documentée et psychologiquement éclairée de cette période
