1984rif. 158721984 paris Robert Laffont 1984 in8,broché,180 pp illustre
1984rif. 5055Paris Robert Laffont 1984 in-8 broché Paris, Robert Laffont, 1984. 21,5 x 15 cm, in-8, 180 (3) pp., photographies en noir (14 à double page et 14 à pleine page), broché sous couverture imprimée.
Cm. 22; pp. 76, (4) errata e foglio bianco. Cartonato decorato coevo, taglia a spruzzo, ottimo esemplare. Frontespizio entro cornicetta xilografica. Interessante poema, con note storiche, ambientato nel Canada del settecento, durante la lotta tra inglesi e francesi. 495 / P
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19671 vol. in-4 dactylographié et enrichie de nombreux documents et photographies au verso de chaque feuillet, 39 ff. Intéressant journal de voyage d'une charentaise (angoumoise) au Canada à l'occasion de l'Exposition Universelle de 1967 à Montréal. La composition complète du groupe, accompagné par M. del Duce, est fournie (page 24) Ils visitent également : Lac Beauport et Québec, Chutes de Montmorency, Niagara, Buffalo, Baltimore, Washington, New-York. Français
1793rif. 32892Quebec. 1793-1817. Extensive Run of Early Canadian Legislative Journals A large and impressive archive of Canadian laws. In an effort to pacify the disparate French and British populations of Canada the Constitutional Act of 1791 divided Canada in two. Upper Canada was primarily populated by Loyalist emigrants of the American Revolution while the citizenry of Lower Canada which included Quebec was mostly of French descent. These are the laws of Lower Canada printed in English and French. Though the first volume appeared in 1793 it includes material from the first session of the first Parliament held in December 1792. The series continued till 1836. "Public accounts are included in the early numbers of the Journals and from 1809 to 1835-36 Sessional papers are published as appendices to the Journals" - TPL. Present here is a complete run from its inception to 1813 with an additional volume for 1817. The twenty-third twenty-fourth and twenty fifth volumes are lacking. Scarce. OCLC locates only six complete runs. A prime resource for the study of Canadian legal history. Later brown cloth red and black gilt morocco labels. Printed in alternating English and French. Slight wear to and moderate soiling on covers. Occasional foxing. First view leaves of first volume torn along lower blank margin. Occasional old institutional markings. Overall very good. TPL 640. SABIN 10491. OCLC 11820245 48957532. TRÉMAINE 835. hardcover
1927rif. 432j0147London: Butler & Tanner Ltd. Printers. Fair. 1927. First Edition. Paperback. "The original journal which is now published for the first time was found by the late Earl Amherst among the papers of his ancestor Jeffery Amherst in Montreal House Kent three years ago. It consists of four small volumes in William Amherst's handwriting which is for the most part well preserved and easily read. It covers the period from 16th March 1758 the day of Amherst's departure from England for Nova Scotia to 8th September 1760 the day Montreal surrendered. The author's close association with his brother Jeffery Commander-in-Chief in America gives additional value to his most interesting personal record. His account of the Siege of Louisbourg is one of the most important which has been written by a participant in the campaign." - Foreword. pp. 2 frontis 82. Five-panel fold-out map illustrates the attack on Louisbourg in 1758. Considerable foxing to first few leaves. Unmarked. Binding intact. 8.5" x 5.5" in grey card covers. A sound copy. ; Map; 8vo . Butler & Tanner Ltd. (Printers) paperback
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1845rif. 24367Baltimore: J. Murphy for the Baltimore Historical Society 1845. First Edition. Softcover. Good. 9" x 6" 84 pp. Original front wrapper present somewhat creased rear wrapper lacking. Otherwise complete clean and sound with an old bookseller description tipped in between the copyright page and page 1. "One of the best background narratives for the study of the invasion of Canada in 1775--76. Father Carroll an unquestioned patriot was one of the three commissioners sent by Congress to placate the French-Canadians. The author s day-by-day diary describing the trip in a coach from Philadelphia to Montreal along with Samuel Chase and Benjamin Franklin the other commissioners is the only reliable one extant" Decker. Sabin 11068 Howes C-179 TPL 481. Scarce in the first edition. J. Murphy for the Baltimore Historical Society unknown
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1969rif. 074415Toronto: The Champlain Society 1969. Limited edition. Hardcover. pp. ix 330 xix. 8vo. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering and decoration to spine gilt top edge. Black & white illustrations. Uncut page edges. Light shelfwear sunning to spine; very good. Number 68 of an edition of 825. The Champlain Society hardcover
1969rif. 154544Toronto: The Champlain Society 1969. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dj. Larger 8vo. pp. x 330 xix a limited edition with TEG this is copy 218 of 825 vg in red/gilt cloth spine somewhat sunned unread copy with ragged fore edges some not cut and ragged bottom edges. This is the taller edition from that year. The Champlain Society hardcover
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rif. 144914Toronto: Samuel Rose 1874. Hardcover Good no dust jacket. 268pp. Rebound. Includes alphabetical list of delegates. The title page has 1.5 inches clipped from the fore-edge and the remaining part is horizontally torn in half with part of the top portion pasted to the inner cover also half-inch of inner margin of the last page index is pasted to the inner board. Canada Methodist Church of Canada Religion. Samuel Rose Hardcover
1995rif. 297Oregon: Published by the author 1995. First edition. Paperback. Good. Tan trade paperback. Wear to the edges and bending at the corners. Minor soiling to the rear cover. Text clean and unmarked binding solid though lacking in tightness. Unpaginated but around 100 pp. some black and white photos. The personal journal of an Oregon man sent to Alaska with U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey in the early 1940's. The pages are actual reproductions of his handwritten journal. Published by the author paperback
rif. 008068Toronto: Hudson's Bay Record Society 1938 a numbered copy from a limited edition. Hardcover Very good. lix 498pp. Blue cloth with the HBC crest on the spine. Frontispiece appendices index lacking the 4 maps in rear pocket. The inner hinges are cracked and some spotting on the front cover. Journals of George Simpson. Edited by E.E. Rich. Introduction by Chester Martin. Locale: ; Alberta; Athabasca; Canadian North-West; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. Series: Hudson's Bay Record Society 1. Western Canada Fur Trade Hudson's Bay Company. Hudson's Bay Record Society Hardcover
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1793rif. 32892Quebec. 1793-1817. Extensive Run of Early Canadian Legislative Journals A large and impressive archive of Canadian laws. In an effort to pacify the disparate French and British populations of Canada the Constitutional Act of 1791 divided Canada in two. Upper Canada was primarily populated by Loyalist emigrants of the American Revolution while the citizenry of Lower Canada which included Quebec was mostly of French descent. These are the laws of Lower Canada printed in English and French. Though the first volume appeared in 1793 it includes material from the first session of the first Parliament held in December 1792. The series continued till 1836. "Public accounts are included in the early numbers of the Journals and from 1809 to 1835-36 Sessional papers are published as appendices to the Journals" - TPL. Present here is a complete run from its inception to 1813 with an additional volume for 1817. The twenty-third twenty-fourth and twenty fifth volumes are lacking. Scarce. OCLC locates only six complete runs. A prime resource for the study of Canadian legal history. Later brown cloth red and black gilt morocco labels. Printed in alternating English and French. Slight wear to and moderate soiling on covers. Occasional foxing. First view leaves of first volume torn along lower blank margin. Occasional old institutional markings. Overall very good. TPL 640. SABIN 10491. OCLC 11820245 48957532. TRÉMAINE 835. hardcover books
