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1788rif. 30965In-4, demi-basane de l'époque, dos à 4 nerfs (lég. frotté), (2) f., [iii]-xx, 215, (1) p., 15 tableaux dépliants. Strasbourg, Imprimerie de Rolland et Jacob, 1788.
1790rif. 23025S.l.n.d. [1790] in-4 de 68 pp. broché, en partie décousu, importantes mouill. claires
1790rif. 31884[Paris] Imprimerie de Didot fils aîné s.d. [1790] in-8 en feuilles, cousu
1790rif. 30041S.l. s.d. [1790] in-8 dérelié
1851rif. 1376181851. Hardcover. Good. From the 20th day of May to the 30th Day of August both days inclusive And in the Fourteenth & Fifteenth years of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria. Being the 4th Session of the 3d Provincial Parliament of Canada. Unpaginated. 35 cm. Fold-out partial colour plan of Port Hope Harbour and a Plan for a New Harbour. Half leather with mabled paper boads. Corners worn. Spine tearing away from rear hinge. Especially scuffed on rear. Some foxing. Small tear and light spotting to plan. Of significance is this scarce plan of Port Hope Harbour surveyed and planned by Peter Fleming January 1846. Fleming's proposed "improvements" shown in pink the proposed sections of the Board of Works shown in green and the "present" sections of the Harbour Lands and Piers shown in yellow. Map is 45 x 55 cm when unfolded. hardcover
1820rif. 159893Quebec: Printed and Sold by John Neilson 1820-21. Hardcover. Fair. Vol. 30. 44 cm. Bound in brown cloth. Lettering on spine reads "Journals House of Assembly Lower Canada 1820-21." New endpapers. Remains of original blue covers at both ends. Dampstains to top corners of first and last pages and lighter stains to margins elsewhere. "In the First and Second Year of the Reign of King George the Fourth. Being the Eleventh Provincial Parliament of this Province. Sess. 1820---21." Printed and Sold by John Neilson hardcover
1821rif. 159892Quebec: Printed and Sold by John Neilson 1821-22. Hardcover. Fair. Vol. 31. 44 cm. Fold-out chart at rear. Bound in brown cloth. Lettering on spine reads "Journals House of Assembly Lower Canada 1821-22." New endpapers. Stains to bottom margins of both title pages and approx. first 10 p. gradually diminishing. Also stains to edges of rear chart and approx. last 10 p. Other stains to margins throughout. Stains do not affect legibility. Text in English and French. "In the Second and Third Years of the Reign of King George the Fourth. Being the Second Session of the Eleventh Provincial Parliament of this Province. Sess. 1821-22." Printed and Sold by John Neilson hardcover
1823rif. 159891Quebec: Printed and Sold by Neilson and Cowan 1823-24. Hardcover. Very good. Vol. 33. 44 cm. Bound in brown cloth. Lettering on spine reads "Journals House of Assembly Lower Canada 1823-24." Some marks on cloth. New endpapers. French title page has chipped bottom corner. Text in English and French. "In the Fourth and Fifth Years of the Reign of King George the Fourth. Being the Fourth Session of the Eleventh Provincial Parliament of this Province. Sess. 1823-24." Printed and Sold by Neilson and Cowan hardcover
1838rif. elala1148Toronto: R.Stanton 1838. 1838. 8vo. pp. 63 16. original printed front wr. present disbound wrs. stained staining to upper margins through first gatherings. An investigation into "the causes which have led to the recent unnatural revolt in this portion of Her Majestys Dominions; the evils that have resulted from it; and the measures necessary to guard and protect us from the recurrence of a like calamity" p. 3 preceded by a short review of the political history of the Provinces since they became a part of the Dominions of the British Crown. The report is dated February 8 1838 and the appendix contains documents dating from December 13 1837 to January 26 1838. Fleming 1267 lacking title. TPL 2228. Casey I 1655. Gagnon I 2993. Lande 2249. [Toronto]: R.Stanton, 1838. unknown
2015rif. L3 box722 b3The Public Records of the State of Connecticut Volume XXI. from 1821 to 1822. Edited in accordance with an Act of The General Assembly; Douglas M Arnold Editor Shelby Shapiro Associate Editor Bevi Chagnon Production Consultant Kendall F. Wiggin State Librarian Lizette Pelletier State Archivist. Published by The Connecticut State Library in 2015. Blue cloth hardcover 458 pages. The book was signed by Kendall F. Wiggin State Librarian and Lizette Pelletier State Archivist on title page. The Connecticut State Library hardcover
1794rif. 2107060010Philadelphia : Zachariah Poulson Junior no. 80 Chesnut-Street 1794. First Edition. Hardcover. Acceptable. Pennsylvania During Washington's Presidency Contains the Sessions from Dec. 2 1794 - Apr. 20 1795. Folio 31 cm. Bound in contemporary full sheep. Also includes the Report of the Register General Finances for 1794. 289 1 19 p. Lacks the first title page. Tear on p. 37-40. Scattered staining throughout. Evans 29289. Evans 29293. A small note says this book was from the estate of John W. Fisher North Heidelberg Berks Co. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia : Zachariah Poulson, Junior, no. 80, Chesnut-Street hardcover
1964rif. 2080302106807896Nagasaki Prefectural Assembly 1964. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A5 version 1520 pages Number of books: 1 Nagasaki Prefectural Assembly paperback
1991rif. 489This book is in very good condition. There is little to no wear on the front back spine and edges of the cover boards. The pages are white crisp and clear of all markings. "The daily obligatory prayers. Are three in number.Th e believer is entirely free to choose any one of these three prayers but it is under the obligation of reciting one of them and in accordance with any specific directions with which it may be accompanied." - from a letter written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi from Baha'i Prayers: A Selection Of Prayers Revealed By Baha'U'Llah The Bab And 'Abdu'L-Baha Baha’i Publishing Trust
1852rif. 194391852. Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia for 1852 documents slave-state governance in antebellum Virginia providing evidence of the legal system through which racial control fiscal administration corporate authorization and transportation development operated before the Civil War. The statute titled "An Act to suppress Gambling by Negroes and white persons together" identifies interracial association as a matter of state regulation showing how Virginia law extended racial discipline beyond labor and movement into informal social contact. The volume supports research into African American legal history slavery-era governance Southern economic development and the relationship between racial restriction and state-directed modernization. Richmond: William F. Ritchie Public Printer 1852. First edition. 8vo. Half legal calf over marbled boards with spine label; 3 4-403 pages including index. The volume compiles the year's legislative acts including statutes on taxation fiscal policy corporate charters navigation companies steamship enterprises transportation infrastructure and social regulation. The gambling statute involving Black and white participants provides especially direct evidence of racial boundary-making in everyday law while the numerous provisions for navigation steamship and internal improvement companies demonstrate the process by which Virginia promoted commercial expansion and regional economic integration through legislative authorization. Crack at front board gutter with board still holding; moderate wear to leather and marbled boards; interior generally clean with expected toning. Overall very good. A substantial antebellum Virginia legal volume linking the mechanics of state government to the racial and economic priorities of a slaveholding society. unknown
1852rif. 194391852. Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia for 1852 documents slave-state governance in antebellum Virginia providing evidence of the legal system through which racial control fiscal administration corporate authorization and transportation development operated before the Civil War. The statute titled "An Act to suppress Gambling by Negroes and white persons together" identifies interracial association as a matter of state regulation showing how Virginia law extended racial discipline beyond labor and movement into informal social contact. The volume supports research into African American legal history slavery-era governance Southern economic development and the relationship between racial restriction and state-directed modernization. Richmond: William F. Ritchie Public Printer 1852. First edition. 8vo. Half legal calf over marbled boards with spine label; 3 4-403 pages including index. The volume compiles the year's legislative acts including statutes on taxation fiscal policy corporate charters navigation companies steamship enterprises transportation infrastructure and social regulation. The gambling statute involving Black and white participants provides especially direct evidence of racial boundary-making in everyday law while the numerous provisions for navigation steamship and internal improvement companies demonstrate the process by which Virginia promoted commercial expansion and regional economic integration through legislative authorization. Crack at front board gutter with board still holding; moderate wear to leather and marbled boards; interior generally clean with expected toning. Overall very good. A substantial antebellum Virginia legal volume linking the mechanics of state government to the racial and economic priorities of a slaveholding society. unknown books
1870rif. 70526Topeka Kansas: S. S. Prouty Public Printer. Printed at the "Commonwealth" State Printing House 1870. 22 cm. 164pp. Front wrapper with chipping along edges old cello tape repairs on spine as well as cover old library label on left bottom corner; rear wrapper lacking. Stamp of Bureau of Railway Economics. S. S. Prouty, Public Printer. Printed at the "Commonwealth" State Printing House unknown
1870rif. 70526Topeka Kansas: S. S. Prouty Public Printer. Printed at the "Commonwealth" State Printing House 1870. 22 cm. 164pp. Front wrapper with chipping along edges old cello tape repairs on spine as well as cover old library label on left bottom corner; rear wrapper lacking. Stamp of Bureau of Railway Economics. S. S. Prouty, Public Printer. Printed at the "Commonwealth" State Printing House unknown books
rif. 148269Tours, Auguste Vauquer, 1787 in-4 carré, 164 pp., cartonnage Bradel crème, tranches mouchetées (reliure du XIXe). Mouillure supra-angulaire en début et fin d'ouvrage, mais bon exemplaire.
1788rif. 39122In-8 (193 x 120 mm), plein veau porphyre de l'époque, dos à 5 nerfs guillochés, orné de compartiments fleuronnés et garni d'un fer à l'urne répété, tranches mouchetées bleues, iv, [-5], 159 pages. En France, 1789.
1789rif. gm3681A Paris, de l'imprimerie royale Relié 1789 HISTORIQUE. In-4 (20,3 x 23,9 cm), reliure demi-chagrin bleu, dos à 4 nerfs, gardes couleurs, deux beaux ex-libris au verso du premier plat (M. le Marquis de Varennes et M. le Marquis de Lescoët, château de Lesquiffiou). Liste des députés des Etats Généraux, qui n'existaient plus depuis 1614, et dans laquelle les trois ordres sont encore représentés. Ces documents historiques sont reliés comme suit : Liste, par ordre alphabétique de bailliages et sénéchaussées, de MM. les Députés à l'Assemblée Nationale, 1789 + Liste alphabétique des noms de MM. les Députés à l'Assemblée Nationale + Liste par ordre alphabétique de Bailliages & Sénéchaussées, de MM. les Députés-Suppléans à l'Assemblée Nationale (147 pages), puis Changemens survenus pendant le cours de l'impression (non paginé), Séance tenue par le Roi aux Etats Généraux le 23 juin 1789 (15 pages), Ouverture des Etats Généraux, faite à Versailles le 5 mai 1789 (103 pages), Etat général des revenus et des dépenses fixes ; quelques épidermures sur le cuir, coupes frottées, par ailleurs intérieur frais, bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
Ensemble relié en volumes in-4, demi-chagrin acajou, dos lisse orné de filets à froid et petits fleurons dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin bordeaux (rel. XIXe). viij, 38 p., (1) f. bl. ; 84 p., 47 p. et 32 p., 2 tableaux dépliants. Collection, de format in-4°, des ‘Mémoires’ présentés à l'Assemblée des Notables, en "quatre divisions", publiés par ordre du Roi et imprimés pour les Notables "qui n'a été remise qu'à eux et pour eux seuls". Secrétaire de l’Assemblée, c’est Dupont de Nemours qui en fut le principal rédacteur. "Il accepta de rester au second rang pour poursuivre sa revanche de la chute de Turgot (...). L'Assemblée se montra favorable à la suppression des corvées et accepta l'impôt territorial, comme Dupont l'avait réclamé. Elle marque une victoire des idées physiocratiques" (Schelle, 'Dupont de Nemours’, p. 266 et s.). "C’est un événement historique que l’apparition de tels documents émanant de source officielle" (Stourm, ‘Finances de la France’, p. 133). (INED, 913. Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 13442. Stourm p. 135.). Taches à la page de titre et au dernier feuillet, auréoles brunes en marge inférieure de quelques feuillets, défaut de papier en marge de la p. 84 sans perte de texte.
rif. 36160In-4 (248 x 190 mm), broché, couverture de papier bleuté d'attente, 38 p. Amiens, Imprimerie J.B. Caron, 1789.
In-4 (248 x 190 mm), broché, couverture de papier bleuté d'attente, 38 p. Edition originale du procès-verbal de l'Assemblée de la Noblesse pour les bailliages d’Amiens et de Ham, tenue du 29 mars au 4 avril 1789. Description des cérémonies, examen des cahiers, etc. Les résolutions sont données en 49 articles. Contient la liste des députés, Dompierre d'Hornoy, président, suivi des noms des nobles présents à l'Assemblée, "sans prendre aucuns titres ni qualités, & par rang d'âge". ('Catalogue de l'histoire de France', VI, p.43. Conlon, ‘Siècle des Lumières’, 89:332). WorldCat ne recense qu'un unique exemplaire dans le monde: celui de la BnF. Exemplaire très frais, rare.
1789rif. 39590In-8 (196 x 126 mm), broché, couverture de papier marbré (rel. moderne), (2), 54 pages. S.l., 1789.
1836rif. 9235Annapolis MD: William M'Neir 1836. Wrappers. Very Good binding. Octavo. 77 3 pp. First edition. In contemporary plain wrappers. Wrappers are detached and chipped; contents are generally foxed; small and early institutional stamp in the bottom margin of one page deep in the pamphlet; minor crease throughout the pamphlet from a vertical fold; dog-eared pages. Quite a presentable copy of a scarce publication on the Baltimore Bank Riots of 1835 which grew out of the failure of the Bank of Maryland. There was a belief that its impending bankruptcy was anticipated by its officers leading to civil unrest. The issues at trial were whether Baltimore officials had reacted appropriately and adequately when unrest began and rioting actually broke out. This pamphlet gives numerous depositions as to events in the city during this extended period of civil violence. American Imprints identifies another issue of this with slight differences to the title page that was issued the same year. Despite there being two issues it remains remarkably rare in commerce. Henkels offered it in 1915; beyond this there are no other auctions or offerings noted by the usual sources. OCLC locates barely a dozen copies of both issues together. American Imprints 38812. William M'Neir unknown
