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rif. 1528183274.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1992rif. Q-0397550073J. B. Lippincott 1992-01-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! J. B. Lippincott paperback
rif. 62098745Cambridge University Press CUP . Papeback. New. pp. 246 Cambridge University Press CUP unknown
rif. 62418554Cosimo Incorporated . Hardback. New. pp. 144 Cosimo, Incorporated hardcover
1882rif. 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
rif. 3687jHarrison. Softcover. Fair. Undated c1860. A very early probably second issue with the advert under the front board for Burke's Peerage dated 1860. States "right of translation reserved". Internally complete 79 pages with a tipped-in photo of Nightingale. In original pebbled covers with a new leather spine added rather crudely. With a previous owner's label under the front board along with an inscription and annotation to the title page. The boards are shelf rubbed and rather edge worn but remain otherwise intact. Internally the text is neat and accessible. The binding is sound. JK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Harrison paperback
rif. 30556London: Harrison. 1860. First revised edition. First revised edition. Association copy inscribed by Henry Bonham Carter Florence Nightingale's first cousin and secretary for the Nightingale Fund. Original textured brown cloth with gilt titles to the spine and blindstamped decorative borders to the upper and lower boards. A good entirely unsophisticated copy the binding fragile as usual with wear to the corners and splitting with exposed webbing to the spine the spine holding. The contents with Bonham Carter's presentation gift inscription to the half title toning to the closed text-block edge and some isolated foxing spots to the early pages are otherwise clean throughout. A nice copy with a fantastic association. Inscribed in black ink on the half title "Henrietta Cooling / from / Henry Bonham Carter / July 1915". Henry Bonham Carter 1827-1921 was a barrister who was the first cousin lifelong friend and adviser of Florence Nightingale 1820-1910. He acted as the secretary to the Florence Nightingale Fund and Training School for Nurses between 1861 and 1914 and was involved with the running of various hospitals and nursing-based initiatives such as St. Thomas's Hospital where Nightingale established her Training School the Metropolitan Nursing Association and the Queen Victoria Jubilee Institute of Nursing. Nightingale and Bonham Carter maintained a long-standing correspondence in which they advised and supported each other in their endeavours in nursing development. Nightingale bequeathed her papers and letters to him upon her death which he organised and provided to Sir Edward Cook to aid in the writing of 'The Life of Florence Nightingale' the first Nightingale biography. The Florence Nightingale Fund was safeguarded by the Bonham Carter family for over a hundred years with Henry Bonham Carter's great granddaughter the actress Helena Bonham Carter frequently serving as an appeal ambassador before merging with the Florence Nightingale Foundation in 2023. An appealing association copy of Nightingale's groundbreaking text on nursing completed soon after her return from Crimea. The book was intended not as handbook on how to become a nurse but rather to impart practical knowledge to anybody who may have to care for a person in ill-health. Nevertheless the book's clear advice on hygiene ventilation diet and sickroom management was remarkably timely and effective in a period when germ theory was still a contested concept and its tenets formed the backbone of early modern nursing education. Much of the guidance is timeless and universal and it remains a classic text to this day. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. All items are catalogued by humans. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. London: Harrison. 1860 hardcover
1860rif. 193206London: Harrison bookseller to the Queen 1860. The greatest figure in the history of nursing" Garrison & Morton First edition early state of this landmark text. Published six months before the opening of the Nightingale School at St Thomas's Hospital Notes on Nursing was intended as a book of hints for those working in public and private care. Nightingale "indicated a new and more responsible role for nurses one that required proper training and medical knowledge" Hook & Norman p. 260. Having examined more than 100 copies of Notes on Nursing the bibliographer Victor Skretkowicz recommends using the term "group" rather than "issue" when discussing differences as mixtures of sheets in different states were bound together almost immediately pp. 29-30. The binding and endpapers of this copy correspond with Skretkowicz's group 5 of the 32 that he distinguishes the combination of Binding 1 and Endpapers 2 with the required more condensed resetting of "Summary" on page 73 note 1. Octavo. Original black bead-grain cloth over limp boards covers panelled in blind front lettered in gilt yellow endpapers printed with advertisements in black edges sprinkled red. Ink ownership inscription dated January 1860 on title page. Spine ends and corners gently bumped cloth bright foot of front inner hinge just starting. A near-fine copy. Cushing N98; Garrison & Morton 1613; Grolier One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine 71; Heirs of Hippocrates 1007; Norman 1600; Osler 7737; Victor Skretkowicz "Florence Nightingale's Notes on Nursing: The First Version and Edition" The Library Sixth Series vol. 15 issue 1 Mar. 1993 pp. 24-46. hardcover
rif. 142198640X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1860rif. 24412London: Harrison 1860. A first edition second issue of Notes on Nursing by Florence Nightingale published by Harrison London in 1860. A very good copy with a previous owner's name and date in black ink to the title page the soft covers with gilt titling advertising end-papers with relevant points to mark it as second issue Burke's Peerage on the front paste-down and Harrison bookseller to the rear some splitting to the spine bumping and rubbing to the corners and mild soiling to front cover. Florence Nightingale's Notes on Nursing: What It Is and What It Is Not sets out the principles of caring for the sick. Drawing on practical experience she emphasises ventilation cleanliness light quiet warmth and careful observation alongside appropriate food and bedding. Written for anyone responsible for another person's health the book presents nursing as skilled attentive work. It became a foundational text of modern nursing linking patients' recovery to the conditions in which they lived. Harrison paperback
1860rif. 96102New York: D. Appleton and Company 1860. 1st American edition. Hardcover. Good. 140p. plus 4p. publisher's advertisements. Original green cloth. 20 cm. Rebacked in black with new backstrip tight against spinespine glued down. Original front and back covers preserved with some loss of cloth at cover corners. New yellow front free endpaper added closely matching the color of the otherwise original yellow endpapers. Visible evidence of neat removal of bookplates or labels from front pastedown. "17802" inked on title-page. Scattered mostly light to moderate foxing. Covers slightly worn. Tape remnants inside front cover. New front free endpaper. Moderate foxing on some pages. Modest page rippling. First American edition of a cornerstone book on nursing. Among the other books listed in Appleton's advertisements is the recently published first American edition of Darwin's "On the Origin of Species. D. Appleton and Company hardcover
rif. 121184London Harrison 1860. . First edition second issue; 8vo; chart within the text small tape repair on the verso of the title short closed tear in the margin of D4; original limp brown pebble-grain cloth title to upper board gilt yellow endpapers printed with publisher's ads spine rebacked to style cloth lightly rubbed with tiny worn spots at the corners very good condition; 79pp. First edition second issue with advertisements on the endpapers dated 1860 and 'the right of translation is reserved' on the title. An attractive copy. 'Defining nursing as "helping the patient to live" Nightingale "introduced the modern standards of training and esprit de corps and early grasped the idea that diseases are not 'separate entities'. but altered conditions qualitative disturbances of normal physiological processes through which the patient is passing. While she did not know the bacterial theory of infectious diseases she realized that absolute cleanliness fresh air pure water light and efficient drainage are the surest means of preventing them"' Garrison History of Medicine p. 773 quoted in Norman Library of Science and Medicine 1600. On her return from the Crimean War a public subscription was raised to found a school of nursing. Notes on Nursing was published six months before the school opened and was intended 'not as a textbook but as a book of hints for those nursing in the hospital ward and in the domestic sick room. The principles of hygiene and sanitation which Nightingale had applied with such success in the military hospital at Scutari in the Crimea were fundamental. Notes on Nursing described in great practical detail the nurse's duties in supplying her patient's needs and it indicated a new and more responsible role for nurses one that required proper training and medical knowledge. Notes on Nursing was the first major work on it subject and remained influential for many years' Grolier One Hundred Book Famous in Medicine 71. Bishop & Goldie Florence Nightingale: A Bio-Bibliography pp. 15-18; Grolier One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine 71; Hook & Norman The Norman Library of Science and Medicine 1600-1602. London, Harrison, [1860]. hardcover
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1860rif. 444726420cm by 13cm 1402pp covers worn slight spine lean light pencil marks on flyleaf blank page beside title page missing rear flyleaf missing smudge on title page one page loosefrom binding no missing pages otherwise unmarked very good condition. D. Appleton and Company hardcover
1860rif. 19423New York: D. Appleton and Company. Good. First American Edition. Hardcover. Full dark green pebbled cloth. Lettered in gilt to the front. Four pages of publisher's ads to the rear. Bumps and wear to the corners and spine ends. The boards are showing at the corners. Chips to the upper spine end. A 5/8" split to the lower front spine end. To pages 31-76 there are tears and creases to the fore edge margins. Foxing and some soiling in varying degrees is found throughout. The upper 3/4" is clipped off the title page. No lettering is affected. A good copy only.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 140 pages . 1860. D. Appleton and Company hardcover
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rif. 3517jHarrison. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. Undated but the yellow front pastedowns have advertisements dated 1860. "The right of translation is reserved" stated on the copyright page. 79 pages complete in original pebbled boards with gold gilt to the front. With only 1 signature Joseph Davies from the period of publication. In remarkable condition for its age - appears very little used with no annotations in the text. Soundly bound and well-preserved! JK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Harrison paperback
rif. 1023155621.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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