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1979réf. 273829The Sceptre Press 1979. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Poems printed on 2-4 pages. All copies are numbered limited editions. First editions first printings. Near fine copies in wrappers paperback. Numbered limited editions. The Sceptre Press paperback
1957réf. 2643381957. Ephemera. Florence Becker Lennon was a freelance writer for the New York Call the Boulder Daily Camera and Town and Country Review. She hosted the radio program 'The Enjoyment of Poetry' in New York and later in Boulder Colorado. Two typed pages addressed to Karl Shapiro and signed by Lennon. She discusses her life and living situation and her weekly radio program inviting Shapiro to be a guest. unknown
1882réf. OCB7996London: London: Harrison Bookseller to the Queen 1882. Hardcover. Good. Brown pebbled cloth flexible covers chipping at corners. Worn and rubbed. Undated London Edition. Advertisements at front and back on back cover stating 1882. Text is tanned a shade. 8vo 79 pp. imprint 1. Good. Florence Nightingale May 12 1820 - August 13 1910 was an English social reformer statistician and the founder of modern nursing. She rose to fame during the Crimean War by managing and training nurses to care for wounded soldiers in Constantinople. By dramatically improving hygiene and living standards she drastically reduced death rates. Her dedication including making nightly ward rounds earned her the iconic Victorian title "The Lady with the Lamp" and gave nursing a highly favorable reputation. London: Harrison, Bookseller to the Queen hardcover
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réf. 270881915-1936. The present item - Daisy Harriman's Visitors' Book - is a significant artefact. Harriman was an important social activist and one of New York's leading socialites at age 86 as Life Magazine reported she still continued to host regular Sunday dinners for around twenty guests. Grouped together within its pages are several hundred signatures of influential figures of the Progressive Era mixed with those of members of the high society of the Gilded Age of Edith Wharton's New York and of American and international figures from politics the arts and the aristocracy; the dating and annotation of the album providing a historical record of their interactions.Over a period of nine decades Florence Jaffray 'Daisy' Harriman occupied as she states in her autobiography 'From Pinafores to Politics' 1923 'a box seat at the America of my times'. A daughter of the shipping magnate F. W. J. Hurst at the age of six during the 1876 election campaign she witnessed a visit to her family home by Presidents Garfield and Arthur and in 1963 at the age of 87 she received a Citation of Merit for Distinguished Service from President Kennedy for her 'singular and lasting contributions to the cause of peace and freedom'. A lifelong Democrat and leading proponent of women's suffrage Harriman campaigned on a range of social issues from child labour to insanitary housing. In 1903 she co-founded with the wife of John Jacob Astor IV the Colony Club New York City's first club exclusively for women and in 1909 she lent her financial support to the New York Shirtwaist Strike. In 1912 President Woodrow Wilson appointed Harriman a member of the first Federal Commission on Industrial Relations whose report she refused to endorse organising the publication of an alternative. President Roosevelt praised her as 'the woman who was most responsible for helping to provide milk for dependent poor children in the great city of New York'. As United States Minister to Norway in the Second World War she organized the safe evacuation of members of the Norwegian royal family. An interesting lighthearted 'graphological diagnosis' of Harriman's character is provided by 'H. Bergson' i.e. the French philosopher Henri Bergson 1859-1941 one of the twelve signatories to this album on the occasion of 'Washington's birthday dinner - 1917' who writes besides Harriman's own signature 'Florence J. Harriman': 'Logique esprit de comparison suite dans les idées décision bonté amabilité. Voilâ mon diagnostique graphologique. H. B.'The volume is 101pp. landscape octavo 17 x 22 cm. In worn and stained brown leather binding and all edges gilt with repaired front cover rebacked with 'Florence Jaffray Harriman' in gilt on spine; original green silk endpapers; all edges gilt. Internally in fair condition on aged paper with light damp staining to fore-edges. Covering the periods 1915-1917 54pp. 1920-1927 42pp. 1930-1936 3pp.On the reverse of a page on which Harriman notes that on 'Monday April 2nd. 1917 - President Wilson went to the Congress to ask for a declaration of a State of War' is a caricature of the President in overcoat and hat striding forwards while trailing three toy boats on a string and at the same time holding up a glass to receive wine from a large bottle captioned 'HON. F. D. R. LEADING THE NAVY TO THE GRAPE JUICE'. The volume is accompanied by a 1987 TLS NOW MISSING from Frances M. Seeber Chief Archivist Franklin D. Roosevelt Library discussing the caricature and its possible authorship by the page's signatories Roosevelt's Harvard classmate Samuel A. Welldon his wife Julia and Gertrude Beeks. The volume also contains three photographs including one relating to Harriman's time in the Red Cross Motor Corps. These and the volume's other insertions are discussed with other points of interest at the end of this description.The signatures are sometimes accompanied by comments see the descriptions of Upshur's poem and Aidy's drawing at the end of this description. Besides the obvious Christmas New Year Easter Thanksgiving the signatures are grouped around the date of the social engagement at which they were given. Comments added by Harriman regarding specific dates include: 6 May 1915 'Hearings Labour Conditions on Penn. Railway'; 7 May 1915 'Hearing on Pennsylvania Constabulary'; 13 May 1915 '"Labour & the Law"'; 'Today - April 19 - 1916 The U. S. demands that Germany modifies her Submarine Warfare '; 'Preparedness Week - 1917 - Jan. 25. 26. 27. 28'; 'Washington's birthday dinner - 1917'; 'Ethel's nineteenth birthday dinner - Dec. 11. '16'; 'Decoration Day - luncheon - May 30 - 1922'. One page is headed: 'Ennis Cottage Newport R.I. December of 1916 - Arrived June 29'. It is also Harriman's practice throughout the album to write in pencil the names of guests who did not sign as for example on 29 May 1917 when she writes 'Mr. Hoover'; on 11 June 1917 'Mr. Marconi'; on 30 November 1920 of a visit from President Wilson 'C in C'; and on 21 January 1923 'Italian Ambassador'.The volume begins with Harriman living mainly in Washington as a result of her work on the Federal Commission. This was a time when as 'Current Biography' stated in 1940 she was considered one of the city's 'foremost and most envied hostesses' and it is clear from the album that the pergola of her house provided a social hub. On signing the album on 13 May 1915 the Progressive attorney Frank P. Walsh 1864-1939 the Chairman of the Commission on Industrial Relations whose report Harriman refused to endorse describes it as 'The Pergola Militant'. The first page is headed by her: 'Under the Pergola - 1709 H. St. Washington D.C. April 30 - 1915.' Affixed to the page is a photograph of two men and a woman seated at a dining table under her pergola. The page carries the signatures of two of these individuals: the artist and sculptor Gutzon Borglum 1867-1941 and Harriman's friend Beatrice Bend 1874-1941 daughter of bankrupt New York stockbroker George H. Bend. Bends signature features on a number of occasions latterly as 'Beatrice Fletcher' after her marriage in 1917 to Henry Prather Fletcher 1873-1959 American diplomat under six presidents. Following the marriage a page carries signatures of those attending a 'Farewell Dinner to Prather & Beatrice - March 3 - 1922'. Harriman notes in pencil the identity of the other party in the photograph 'M.E. Stone Jr.'Members of the Harriman family sign throughout for example her daughter 'Ethel Harriman Russell' born Ethel Borden Harriman 1897-1953 with her husband Henry Potter Russell 1893-1943; and her sister Elise Mairs born Caroline Elise Hurst with her husband George Hope Mairs 1866-1933 but these individuals do not of course provide the volume's main interest. The following list of signatories by no means exhaustive is divided into sections: 1. Politics; 2. High Society; 3. Activism Women's Rights and Philanthropy; 4. Business and Finance; 5. The Arts and Culture; 6. Journalism; 7. Britain; 8. International. It is followed by a short section on Further Points of Interest.POLITICS: Margaret Woodrow Wilson 1886-1944 daughter of the President and Hindu mystic and translator who at the time of writing 21 May 1915 was the First Lady of the United States 'list of distinguished figures headed by the First Lady . . .'; 'Eleanor W. McAdoo' i.e. Eleanor Randolph Wilson McAdoo 1889-1967 another daughter of President Woodrow Wilson; 'Alice Longworth' i.e. Alice Roosevelt Longworth 1884-1980 eldest child of President Theodore Roosevelt; Warren Delano Robbins 1885-1935 diplomat first cousin of F. D. Roosevelt with his wife Irene de Bruyn Robbins 1887-1960; Arthur James Balfour 1st Earl of Balfour 1848-1930 British Conservative Prime Minister 1902-1905; William Lyon Mackenzie King 1874-1950 Prime Minister of Canada; William Phillips 1878-1968 US diplomat twice Under Secretary of State; David Franklin Houston 1866-1940 Democratic politician Secretary of the Treasury while Secretary of Agriculture 2 June 1916 with his wife Helen Beall Houston; Rear Admiral Cary Travers Grayson 1878-1938 personal aide to President Woodrow Wilson and chairman of the American Red Cross with his wife Gertrude Gordon Grayson 1892-1961; John Purroy Mitchel 1879-1918 Mayor of New York; James Clark McReynolds 1862-1946 Woodrow Wilson's Attorney General; Charles Richard Crane 1858-1939 American businessman and Arabist founder of the Institute of Current World Affairs; Leland Harrison 1883-1951 American diplomat; Henry White 1850-1927 American diplomat; Joseph Clark Baldwin 1897-1957 American Republican politician; William Henry King 1863-1949 Democratic Senator and his wife Vera Sjödahl King 1891-1955; Thomas James Walsh 1859-1933 Democratic Senator; Gilbert Hitchcock 1859-1934 Democratic Senator; Henrik Shipstead 1881-1960 anti-interventionist Senator; Smith Wildman Brookhart 1869-1944 Republican Senator; William Bourke Cochran 1854-1923 Democratic Representative and his wife Anne Ide Cockran 1876-1945 daughter of Henry Clay Ide friend in Samoa where she was known as 'Levei-malo' of Robert Louis Stevenson to whom Stevenson 'legally' donated his birthday; Joseph Clark Baldwin 1897-1957 American politician in the House of Representatives; Eliot Wadsworth Boston lawyer executive head in Washington of the American Red Cross 1916-1919 and later an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.HIGH SOCIETY: 'Vincent Astor' i.e. William Vincent Astor 1891-1959 businessman and philanthropist and his wife 'Helen Astor' i.e. Helen Dinsmore Huntington Astor 1893-1976; 'Emily Vanderbilt White' i.e. Emily Thorn Vanderbilt 1852-1946 philanthropist who financed the creation of New York's Sloane Hospital for Women in 1888 with an endowment of more than $1000000 ; Grace Vanderbilt 1870-1953 socialite; Edith Vanderbilt born Edith Stuyvesant Dresser 1873-1958 wife of George Washington Vanderbilt II later Edith Stuyvesant Dresser Gerry; Muriel Vanderbilt 1900-1972 socialite and racehorse breeder; George Gordon Moore 1875-1971 American railway millionaire famous for his lavish parties lawyer polo player horse breeder and philanthropist; Alice Huntington Marshall 1898-1966 wife of Charles Marshall sister of Helen Astor wife of Vincent Astor who adds 'one meal'; Adele Livingston Allen 'Daisy' born Adele Livingston Stevens 1864-1939 whose mother eloped in the 1880s with the Marquis de Talleyrand Perigord with her husband New York lawyer Frederick Hobbes Allen 1858-1937; 'Percy R Pyne Jr' i.e. Percy Rivington Pyne 1896-1941 described by E. R. Salvini as 'the poster boy for the idle rich'; John Welldon 1858-1911 and his son Samuel Alfred Welldon 1882-1962 Harvard classmate of FDR; Vera B. Whitehouse 'a New York society lady who had been sent to Zurich to run the American propaganda campaign among the Swiss' James Srodes 'Allen Dulles: Master of Spies'; Isabel Townsend Labouisse wife of Peter Labouisse whose assault by a black man in New Orleans in 1903 had led to his lynching; Mildred Montagu Kimball 1885-1970; Cornelia Martin Wilder 1890-1962 and her sister Sylvia Wilder daughters of Brig. Gen. Wilbur Elliott Wilder; John Ballantine Pitney 1892-1927 and his bride-to-be Francise Williams; Irene Howard King Carley 1884-1939.ACTIVISM WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND PHILANTHROPY: Mabel Thorp Boardman 1860-1946 American philanthropist involved with the American Red Cross; Juliet Barrett Rublee 1875-1966 feminist birth control advocate pacifist film maker; Mary Crocker Alexander later Mary Crocker Alexander Whitehouse 1895-1986 leader of civic groups and the first woman to be elected to the board of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Whiting Williams 1878-1975 co-founder of the Welfare Federation of Cleveland a predecessor to the Community Chest and United Way charitable organizations; Dorothy Straight 1887-1968 heiress to the Whitney oil fortune women's rights activist benefactor of Cornell University founder of Dartington Hall; 'Thérèse Lubo-mirska' i.e. Thérèse Lubomirska Princess Sapieha. 1888-1964 Wife of Prince Eustach Sapieha President of the Polish Red Cross Society in London; Gertrude Beeks before her marriage in 1917 to Ralph Easley whose National Civic Federation she would oversee after his death; Margaret Benn Viscountess Stansgate 1897-1991 theologian President of the Congregational Federation and advocate of women's rights; Ishbel Maria Hamilton-Gordon Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair 1857-1939 Scottish aristocrat philanthropist and women's rights advocate with her husband 'Aberdeen & Temair'; William Gibbs McAdoo Jr. 1863-1941 husband of President Wilson's daughter Eleanor see above American lawyer and politician a leader of the Progressive movement who played a major role in the Wilson administration with his son F. H. McAdoo Francis Huger McAdoo and E. P. McAdoo; Cornelia Bryce Pinchot 1881-1960 feminist and political activist whose papers are now in the Library of Congress; Anne Hyde Choate 1886-1967 leader of the American Girl Guides movement; John Andrews Fitch 1881-1959 American writer teacher social investigator and contributor to the Pittsburgh Survey; "Gertrude Alice" Grayson Gertrude Alice Gordon Grayson 1892- 1961 civic leader patron of medicine racehorse breeder; George Foster Peabody 1852-1938 American banker and philanthropist; Daniel S. McCorkle 1880-1956 Presbyterian minister social worker educator and socialist; Percy Rivington Pyne 1857-1929 banker financier and philanthropist.BUSINESS AND FINANCE: Adolph Caspar Miller 1866-1953 Governor of the Federal Reserve; Thomas William Lamont jr 1870-1948 American banker who made the cover of Time magazine in 1929 and his wife Florence Lamont; Harris Weinstock 1854-1922 founder of Weinstock and Lubin; Alfonso de Navarro American industrialist; Henry Crosby Emery 1872-1924 economist; 'Lee Gwynne' i.e. Walter Lee Gwynne 1881-1955 New York stockbroker; Henry Potter Russell 1893-1943 husband of Helen Crocker 1897-1966 of the banking dynasty; William Herbert vom Rath c.1887-1971 director of the I. G. Farben's American subsidiary General Aniline; Alexander Shaw i.e Alejandro Shaw Argentine banker and art collector with his sister Gisele Shaw b.1895.THE ARTS AND CULTURE: Elsie Janis 1889-1956 American singer and actress 'the sweetheart of the AEF' in the Great War with her mother 'and mother' Josephine Janis 1861-1930; Herbert Beerbohm Tree 1852-1917 English actor-manager the most expansive signature in the volume dated by him 9 March 1917 less than four months before his death in London; 'Winston Churchill Cornish N.H.' i.e the American novelist 1871-1947; John Lawrence Mauran 1866-1933 American architect; Ina Claire 1893-1985 American stage and screen actress; Violet Trefusis 1894-1972 English socialite and author with her husband Denys Trefusis 1890-1929; Sum Nung Au-Young Chinese poet and philosopher founder of the School of Chinese Philosophy and Cultural Studies in New York; Marquise Laura de Gozdawa-Turczynowicz born Laura Christine Blackwell 1878-1953 opera singer noted for her charitable work in Poland during the Great War; Charles Suydam Cutting 1889-1972 the first Westerner to enter the Forbidden City in Lhasa Tibet and member of the Kelley-Roosevelt Expedition to Eastern Asia; Sydney Brooks 1872-1937 British author and critic; Hugh Stockdale Bird 1869-1931 Professor of Philosophy and Pedagogy; Clara Fargo Thomas 1891-1970 Wells Fargo heiress muralist and painter; Leslie Buswell 1888-1974 Anglo-American actor and soldier; Sir Alfred Maurice Low 1860-1929 author and journalist; Giuseppe Brambilla 1888-1918 Italian professional cyclist; 'Ethel Crocker' née Sperry 1861-1934 Californian patron of French Impressionist art wife of William Henry Crocker President Crocker National Bank; William Alanson White 1870-1937 surgeon and neurologist; Arthur Upham Pope 1881-1969 authority on Iranian art and founder of the American Institute of Persian Art and Archaeology; William Stephen Rainsford 1850-1933 Rector of St George's Church Stuyvesant Square New York; Martha Bibescu 1886-1973 Romanian-French novelist and socialite; Judith Listowel 1903-2003 Anglo-Hungarian author.JOURNALISM: 'Wickham Steed' i.e. Henry Wickham Steed 1871-1956 journalist at the time 19 December 1921 editor of The Times of London; George Marvin Washington editor of 'The World's Work' on several occasions one with note by him: 'May 23 1916 - dinner. First aid to the injured.'; William Hard 1878-1962 journalist and his wife fellow-journalist Anne Hard born Anne Scribner 1877-1961; Thomas Power O'Connor 1848-1929 Fleet Street editor Irish nationalist and British Member of Parliament he writes: 'T. P. O'Connor Late of London now & for ever after of Washington' accompanied by Richard Hazleton 1879-1943 Irish nationalist British Member of Parliament; Norman Hapgood 1868-1937 editor of Harper's Weekly and diplomat; John A. Hennessy 1859-1951 editor of the New York Press and anti-Tammany politician; Oswald Garrison Villard 1872-1949 editor of the New York Evening Post founding member of the NAACP civil rights activist.BRITAIN: 'W. Wiseman' is Sir William George Eden Wiseman 1885-1962 who was in New York setting up the British Special Intelligence Service's New York office 'Section V'; Air Commodore William Wedgwood Benn 1st Viscount Stansgate 1877-1960 British politician first Liberal and then Labour; 'Lee of Fareham' i.e. Arthur Hamilton Lee 1st Viscount Lee of Fareham 1868-1947 English soldier diplomat politician; Brenda née Woodhouse died 1946 Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava; 'Diana Strathcona' i.e. Diana Evelyn Lady Strathcona and her husband 'Strathcona' i.e. Donald Howard 3rd Baron Strathcona 1891-1959; 'Norman Angell' i.e. Sir Ralph Norman Angell 1872-1967 Labour politician and lecturer; John de Salis Sir John Francis Charles de Salis 7th Count de Salis 1864-1939 British diplomat and landowner; Sir Guy Reginald Archer Gaunt 1869-1943 Australian-born British Royal Navy officer later Conservative politician at the time serving as a British naval naval attaché in Washington; Herbert Henry Spender-Clay 1875-1937 British soldier and politician signing 'British Mission - May 1917'; Barry Domvile 1878-1971 Royal Navy officer later an Admiral and interned in Second World War for pro-Nazi sympathies; Cyril Longhurst 1879-1948 of the Committee of Imperial Defence; 'M. P. A. Hankey' i.e. Maurice Hankey 1877-1963 aide to David Lloyd George and the War Cabinet; Wilfred Chapman 1891-1955 British engineer soldier and botanist; 'Violet Campbell Cawdor Castle Nairn' i.e. Violet Calthrop Campbell wife of Major General J. A. Campbell; 'Kenneth Lindsay - Worcester College - Oxford because of an epoch-making day i.e. 15 December 1922' 1897-1991 British Labour politician; Sir Alexander Frederick Whyte 1883-1970 British civil servant and Liberal politician and his wife Margaret Emily Whyte d.1958; 'Walter Cowan' i.e. Admiral Sir Walter Henry Cowan 1st Baronet 1871-1956; 'Rennie Smith. 19. 1. 28. House of Commons. London.' 1888-1962 British Labour politician; E. T. Kitson; 'Priscilla Annesley' i.e. Priscilla Cecilia Countess Annesley 1870-1941 second wife of 5th Earl of Annesley daughter of William Armitage Moore; 'Listowel' i.e. William Hare 5th Earl of Listowel.INTERNATIONAL: Jean Longuet Jean-Laurent-Frederick Longuet 1876-1938 French socialist and Karl Marx's grandson; V. S. Srinivasa Sastri 1869-1946 Indian nationalist politician; 'Riccardo de Sangro Italian Mission' 29 May 1917; Prince Ferdinando of Savoy 3rd Duke of Genoa signing 'Ferdinando di Savoia' on his calling card as 'H.R.H. The Prince of Udine'; Zinovi Pechkoff Zinovy Alekseyevich Peshkov 1884-1966 Russian-born French general; Prince Alfred of Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst at the time serving on the diplomatic staff at the Austro-Hungarian embassy; Italia Anita Garibaldi granddaughter of the general who was in America lecturing 'for the benefit of her family'; 'Sr Borsarelli di Rifreddo' i.e. Luigi Borsarelli Barone di Rifreddo 1856-1936 beside which he has written: 'S. S. of State Foreign Office Member of Italian Mission 1 of June 1917'; W. D. Snyman Boer leader; 'G. Lecomte du Noüy' and 'M. Lecomte du Noüy'; Prince Achille Murat and Chasseloup Laubat Murat.FURTHER POINTS OF INTEREST: The volume also has three pages at the rear two of them with negligible pencil notes and the third carrying two jeux d'esprit in Harriman's hand and headed: 'Dictated by Senator Fordyce M'ch 8 '22'. Laid down in the album are three black and white photographs. The first - on the first page - is a faded 8 x 5 cm image of two men and a woman identified below seated at a dining table under Harriman's Washington pergola; the second 8 x 13 cm photograph 'Easter Sunday at 1718' 23 April 1916 gives a better view of the pergola with eight men and women sitting happily beneath it. The third 12 x 15.5cm is captioned 'Taken in Potomac Park - Saturday May 1917 Sections of Motor Corps of W. V. A. of D. C. Chapter - Mil. Red Cross. With ambulance' and showing thirty women in Red Cross uniform sitting and standing around an ambulance. A page in the album headed 'Washington Auto Corps' and signed by the printer 'J. S. Wheelwright April 17 1907' also signed in pencil 'J. S. W Amateur' carries a draft of a form including ''day orders for each driver' and including a chain of command from 'Army & Navy' and 'Executive Com: of British Col. Red ' to 'Captn Commander Mrs J. B. Harriman'. The page also carries a signed note: 'Oh Bayard of America Thou Chesterfield personified Without reproach with a fear It seeming of me you have not died. George L. Upshaw. To my friend Mrs. Harriman'. One page carries a long autograph poem by Admiral John Henry Upshur 1823-1917 headed 'May 30/1917 Decoration Day To "the Chesterfield of the United States Navy" - Jno H Upshaw Rear Admiral Rtd.' Also present are a tipped-in note signed by 'E. C. S.' and 'G. M.'; card inscribed 'To Lady Warwick The maker of History from an Admiring Fireman'; full-page pencil sketch of sailing boats signed by 'H. Aidy' facing a page carrying a spoof description of 'An average evening in the Quarter' beginning 'Caruso to sing for us' both dated 21 March 1916. 1915-1936 hardcover
1878réf. 526801Adam & Charles Black 1878. FIRST EDITION. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. First Edition First Printing. Published by Adam & Charles Black 1878. Octavo. Hardcover. Book is very good. No dust jacket. Spotting to pages. Covers have shelf wear. Adam & Charles Black hardcover
2018réf. I-452-901Editions Le Soupirail 2018. Paperback. Good. Former library book. Refurbished library book. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Editions Le Soupirail paperback
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