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2025ref. __0443235163Elsevier Science Health Science 2025. Hardcover. New. 5th edition. 950 pages. 10.87x8.50x11.04 inches. Elsevier Science Health Science hardcover
2015ref. 9962812Elsevier 2015. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item3050grams ISBN:9781455775774 Elsevier hardcover
ref. 57615011-20Elsevier - Health Sciences Division. Used - Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Elsevier - Health Sciences Division unknown
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2008ref. DADAX1416040072Saunders 2008-05-27. 2. hardcover. New. 9.50x1.50x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Saunders hardcover
2005ref. DADAX073605541XHuman Kinetics Inc 2005-12-16. Second. hardcover. New. 8.50x1.00x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Human Kinetics, Inc hardcover
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1921ref. 6158Various places in Mexico Texas and Arizona 1921. Overall about very good. 106 real photo postcards including six duplicates. Varying sizes but most approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Scattered contemporary and later manuscript annotations. Light wear at edges occasionally a bit heavier. Some scattered damp and dust soiling. A substantial collection of over 100 real photo postcards that depict scenes from the Mexican Revolution and the related border war interventions of the United States Army. The images included here some quite violent in nature are dated from 1913 to 1922; most are captioned in the negative. They show ruined buildings military encampments injured soldiers and corpses on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border and in Veracruz. Also included are identified portraits of individuals such as Francisco Madero Pancho Villa on his deathbed and American General John Pershing. Many of the images are by El Paso photographer W.H. Horne who was one of the most prominent photographers of Border War incidents captured the Columbus Raid in New Mexico and photographed skirmishes near his home in El Paso. Also present are a short series of images by Cal Osborn who documented border incidents near Douglass Arizona and a group by William Hadsell William Hadsell an American resident of Veracruz who ran a Kodak store and was a prolific recorder of events there. Several Mexican photographers are represented as well. Many of the photos are quite gruesome in nature and show corpses in various states of decomposition as well as the aftermath of battles and executions but in all provide an arresting visual document of the interventions by the United States in Mexico during the 1910s. Powerful images of the Mexican Revolution and the resulting upheaval there and along the border with the United States. unknown
1921ref. 6158Various places in Mexico Texas and Arizona 1921. Overall about very good. 106 real photo postcards including six duplicates. Varying sizes but most approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Scattered contemporary and later manuscript annotations. Light wear at edges occasionally a bit heavier. Some scattered damp and dust soiling. A substantial collection of over 100 real photo postcards that depict scenes from the Mexican Revolution and the related border war interventions of the United States Army. The images included here some quite violent in nature are dated from 1913 to 1922; most are captioned in the negative. They show ruined buildings military encampments injured soldiers and corpses on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border and in Veracruz. Also included are identified portraits of individuals such as Francisco Madero Pancho Villa on his deathbed and American General John Pershing. Many of the images are by El Paso photographer W.H. Horne who was one of the most prominent photographers of Border War incidents captured the Columbus Raid in New Mexico and photographed skirmishes near his home in El Paso. Also present are a short series of images by Cal Osborn who documented border incidents near Douglass Arizona and a group by William Hadsell William Hadsell an American resident of Veracruz who ran a Kodak store and was a prolific recorder of events there. Several Mexican photographers are represented as well. Many of the photos are quite gruesome in nature and show corpses in various states of decomposition as well as the aftermath of battles and executions but in all provide an arresting visual document of the interventions by the United States in Mexico during the 1910s. Powerful images of the Mexican Revolution and the resulting upheaval there and along the border with the United States. unknown books
1956ref. 2082702114607692Sadahakuen Shigakusha 1956. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Sadahakuen Shigakusha paperback
ref. 0259303739.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2004ref. 2082702114607340Rookie Oraisha 2300yen 2004. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Rookie Oraisha 2300yen paperback
1983ref. 20827021146047982300 Yen Jitsugyo no Nihonsha 1983. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 2,300 Yen Jitsugyo no Nihonsha paperback
1991ref. 2082702114603117Okinawa Times Co. Ltd. 12000 yen 1991. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Okinawa Times Co., Ltd. 12,000 yen paperback
1916ref. 239811916. Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Mexican Border photo and ephemera archive 1916 to 1917 documenting the mobilization encampment training movement and social organization of a Massachusetts National Guard regiment sent to the Southwest during the crisis surrounding Pancho Villa and the U.S. Punitive Expedition into Mexico. President Woodrow Wilson called National Guard units into federal service in June 1916 after Villa's March attack on Columbus New Mexico and Brigadier General John J. Pershing's subsequent advance into Mexico; by the end of the campaign most of the National Guard had been federalized and concentrated along the border. The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry was among the state organizations serving in the El Paso region contemporary reports identifying its soldiers among the thousands of militiamen stationed there while individual companies also operated from points including Las Cruces. The photographs and accompanying papers record that mobilization from inside the regiment identifying officers and enlisted men mapping camps and patrol country recording the material organization of military life and preserving the correspondence and commemorative culture that connected service on the border to home. Disbound album archive of 56 silver gelatin photographs and 13 pieces of ephemera including a piece of Texas cotton and a "Mexican cigarette" handwritten letters and verse newspaper clippings and a First Annual Dinner handout for the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry; photographs approximately 3 x 4.75 inches and album leaves approximately 5.5 x 7.25 inches principally Texas and New Mexico 1916 to 1917. Many photographs carry handwritten captions identifying people locations and events. A regimental band poses with cornets horns drums and other instruments the large bass drum lettered "Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Boston"; a lineup of five uniformed men before wooden camp buildings is identified as "Sergt. Maj. Gamble; Maj. Thomas; Sergt. Peters; Sergt. Murphy; Sergt. Bugler Ray." Individual portraits identify "Francis Smith" and "Chaplain Rollins" among others while other photographs record color guards soldiers with rifles mounted men trucks and military transport tent streets inspections camp formations and servicemen relaxing outside quarters. Landscape views follow the regiment through the border environment with captions referring to Camp Cotton El Paso Mount Franklin Las Cruces the Rio Grande and the Mexican border. One photograph captioned "Wrecked Tent Aug 17 1916" records damage within camp; another "Mexican Doby Hut / Aug. 23 1916" shows four Mexican children before an adobe dwelling. Ephemera extends the record beyond the camera: newspaper clippings concern the Fifth Massachusetts and border duty the unit dinner program documents post deployment regimental commemoration and handwritten correspondence includes a poem describing the anticipation of seeing a loved one again from the train home. The 1916 mobilization placed citizen soldiers from state National Guard organizations into a rapidly expanded federal border defense system while Pershing's Regular Army expedition pursued Villa inside Mexico. Guardsmen arriving in the Southwest encountered tent encampments shortages unfamiliar heat and terrain road marches drills trench digging weapons training patrol assignments and border guard duty; Army histories describe Camp Cotton near El Paso as initially austere with soldiers sleeping on the ground and constructing drainage and sanitation works before facilities improved later that summer. The 1916 border deployment also preceded American entry into the First World War by less than a year giving National Guard organizations practical experience in mobilization camp administration transport discipline and field service immediately before a much larger federal call to arms. Album leaves disbound with edge chipping tears losses around binding holes and scattered mounting residue; photographs show light to moderate silvering fading creasing and surface wear with ephemera variously toned and worn. Overall in good condition. A regimental record of how the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry lived trained moved and maintained unit identity during the United States military mobilization along the Mexican border in 1916. unknown
1916ref. 239811916. Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Mexican Border photo and ephemera archive 1916 to 1917 documenting the mobilization encampment training movement and social organization of a Massachusetts National Guard regiment sent to the Southwest during the crisis surrounding Pancho Villa and the U.S. Punitive Expedition into Mexico. President Woodrow Wilson called National Guard units into federal service in June 1916 after Villa's March attack on Columbus New Mexico and Brigadier General John J. Pershing's subsequent advance into Mexico; by the end of the campaign most of the National Guard had been federalized and concentrated along the border. The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry was among the state organizations serving in the El Paso region contemporary reports identifying its soldiers among the thousands of militiamen stationed there while individual companies also operated from points including Las Cruces. The photographs and accompanying papers record that mobilization from inside the regiment identifying officers and enlisted men mapping camps and patrol country recording the material organization of military life and preserving the correspondence and commemorative culture that connected service on the border to home. Disbound album archive of 56 silver gelatin photographs and 13 pieces of ephemera including a piece of Texas cotton and a "Mexican cigarette" handwritten letters and verse newspaper clippings and a First Annual Dinner handout for the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry; photographs approximately 3 x 4.75 inches and album leaves approximately 5.5 x 7.25 inches principally Texas and New Mexico 1916 to 1917. Many photographs carry handwritten captions identifying people locations and events. A regimental band poses with cornets horns drums and other instruments the large bass drum lettered "Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Boston"; a lineup of five uniformed men before wooden camp buildings is identified as "Sergt. Maj. Gamble; Maj. Thomas; Sergt. Peters; Sergt. Murphy; Sergt. Bugler Ray." Individual portraits identify "Francis Smith" and "Chaplain Rollins" among others while other photographs record color guards soldiers with rifles mounted men trucks and military transport tent streets inspections camp formations and servicemen relaxing outside quarters. Landscape views follow the regiment through the border environment with captions referring to Camp Cotton El Paso Mount Franklin Las Cruces the Rio Grande and the Mexican border. One photograph captioned "Wrecked Tent Aug 17 1916" records damage within camp; another "Mexican Doby Hut / Aug. 23 1916" shows four Mexican children before an adobe dwelling. Ephemera extends the record beyond the camera: newspaper clippings concern the Fifth Massachusetts and border duty the unit dinner program documents post deployment regimental commemoration and handwritten correspondence includes a poem describing the anticipation of seeing a loved one again from the train home. The 1916 mobilization placed citizen soldiers from state National Guard organizations into a rapidly expanded federal border defense system while Pershing's Regular Army expedition pursued Villa inside Mexico. Guardsmen arriving in the Southwest encountered tent encampments shortages unfamiliar heat and terrain road marches drills trench digging weapons training patrol assignments and border guard duty; Army histories describe Camp Cotton near El Paso as initially austere with soldiers sleeping on the ground and constructing drainage and sanitation works before facilities improved later that summer. The 1916 border deployment also preceded American entry into the First World War by less than a year giving National Guard organizations practical experience in mobilization camp administration transport discipline and field service immediately before a much larger federal call to arms. Album leaves disbound with edge chipping tears losses around binding holes and scattered mounting residue; photographs show light to moderate silvering fading creasing and surface wear with ephemera variously toned and worn. Overall in good condition. A regimental record of how the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry lived trained moved and maintained unit identity during the United States military mobilization along the Mexican border in 1916. unknown books
ref. 6410831Cambridge University Press CUP . Papeback. New. pp. 140 Cambridge University Press CUP unknown
1989ref. DADAX0521388082Cambridge University Press 1989-07-28. ReprintSubsequent. paperback. New. 6.00x0.35x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Cambridge University Press paperback
ref. ria9780521388085_inpPaperback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Markets are assumed to be in a state of equilibrium. Fixed point theorems explain the circumstances of equilibrium. This book demonstrates the mathematical techniques involved and applies them to co-operative and noncooperative games. T paperback
ref. B9780521388085Paperback / softback. New. Markets are assumed to be in a state of equilibrium. Fixed point theorems explain the circumstances of equilibrium. This book demonstrates the mathematical techniques involved and applies them to co-operative and noncooperative games. This book will be useful as a text or reference work for mathematical economists graduate and advanced undergraduate students. paperback
1990ref. x-0521388082Cambridge Univ Pr 1990. Paperback. New. rep sub edition. 144 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.50 inches. Cambridge Univ Pr paperback
2021ref. 1265072021 Editions Saint Honoré - 2021 - Fort in-8 broché, couverture illustrée - 621 pages
1947Sm. 8vo., First Edition, with frontispiece and 71 half-tone illustrations (a number full-age) in the text; beige cloth, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION.
2010ref. 761442010 Editions du Seuil - 1 vol in-8 - Broché - 2010 - 358 pages
