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1935rif. 53497Moscow Academy of Science 1935-1959. Royal8vo. In 9 uniform full cloth bindings albeit with slightly different colours as published. All volumes with Darwin's signature "Ch. Darwin" embossed in gold to lower right corner of front board. All nine volumes with wear to spines. All nine volumes internally fine and clean no stamps or brownspotting. XLVII 1 604 4 pp. 3 folded maps.: 682 2 pp. 3 folded maps: X 2 831 1 pp. 1 folded map.: 883 1 pp.: 1040 pp. 1 folded plate.: 696 pp.: 650 pp.: 543 1 pp.: LVI 734 1 pp. The following being the collation of the papers which represent the first Russian translation of the given paper:Geologija Eskavajra Tjlena Korolevskogo obschestva i.e. 'Manual of Scientific Enquiry': Vol. 2: Pp. 613-637Usonogie raki i.e. 'Living Cirripedia': Vol. 2: Pp. 37-87Lectsii evolutsionnoi teorii i.e. 'Studies in the theory of descent': Vol. 3: p. 755.Proishozhdenie vidov putem estestvennogo otbora. i.e. 'On the tendency of species to form varieties': Pp. 239-255.Razlichnye formy tsvetov u rastenii odnogo i togo zhe vida i.e. 'The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species': Vol. 7: Pp. 31-251.Oplodotvorenie tsvetov i.e. 'Fertilisation of flowers Hermann Müller'. Vol. 6: Pp. 652-654.Zhizn Erazma Darvina i.e. 'The Life of Erasmus Darwin'. Vol. 9: Pp. 251-309. A rare complete run of Moscow's Academy of Science Journal's publication of Darwin's 'Collected Works' containing seven first Russian translations of Darwin's shorter works. -Manual of Scientific Enquiry Freeman 338 Translated by D. L. Weiss. Annotated by N. S. Shatskiï. 1935-Living Cirripedia Freeman 341 Translated by N. I. Tarasov. 1936.-Studies in the theory of descent August Weismann Freeman 1415 Translated and with notes by S. L. Sobol'. 1939.-On the tendency of species to form varieties Freeman 370 Translated by A. D. Nekrasov S. L. Solol 1939.-Different forms of flowers Freeman 1302 Translated by A. P. Il'inskiï and E. D. D'yakov 1948.-Fertilisation of flowers Hermann Müller Freeman 1433. Translated by V. A. Rybin. 1950.-Erasmus Darwin Ernst Krause Freeman 1324 Translated by V. N. Sukachev. 1959.Freeman 338 341 370 1302 1324 1415 1433 hardcover
1935rif. 53497Moscow, Academy of Science, 1935-1959. Royal8vo. In 9 uniform full cloth bindings (albeit with slightly different colours, as published). All volumes with Darwin's signature ""Ch. Darwin"" embossed in gold to lower right corner of front board. All nine volumes with wear to spines. All nine volumes internally fine and clean (no stamps or brownspotting). XLVII, (1), 604, (4) pp. + 3 folded maps.: 682, (2) pp. + 3 folded maps: X, (2), 831, (1) pp. + 1 folded map.: 883, (1) pp.: 1040 pp. + 1 folded plate.: 696 pp.: 650 pp.: 543, (1) pp.: LVI, 734, (1) pp. The following being the collation of the papers which represent the first Russian translation of the given paper:[Geologija, Eskavajra, Tjlena Korolevskogo obschestva (i.e. 'Manual of Scientific Enquiry']: Vol. 2: Pp. 613-637[Usonogie raki (i.e. 'Living Cirripedia')]: Vol. 2: Pp. 37-87[Lectsii evolutsionnoi teorii (i.e. 'Studies in the theory of descent')]: Vol. 3: p. 755.[Proishozhdenie vidov putem estestvennogo otbora... (i.e. 'On the tendency of species to form varieties')]: Pp. 239-255.[Razlichnye formy tsvetov u rastenii odnogo i togo zhe vida (i.e. 'The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species')]: Vol. 7: Pp. 31-251.[Oplodotvorenie tsvetov (i.e. 'Fertilisation of flowers (Hermann Müller)']. Vol. 6: Pp. 652-654.[Zhizn Erazma Darvina (i.e. 'The Life of Erasmus Darwin')]. Vol. 9: Pp. 251-309.
1989rif. 25032Zürich ; München : Artemis-Verl., c 1989. 272 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 8°. Bibl.- Einbd.
2010rif. SONG1846140862Allen Lane 2020-10-01. 01. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.38x1.69x9.45. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Allen Lane hardcover
2020rif. 5305uAllen Lane. Very Good. 16.2cm x 4.3cm x 24.0cm. Hardcover. 2020. 454 pages. Near new condition 4-5mm tear in top corner at the fold <meta charset=utf-8>Published by Allen Lane in 2020 here is the hype r scarce rarely available first hardback printing of John Darwin's Unlocking th e World: Port Cities and Globalization in the Age of Steam 1830-1930. Blue cloth binding red spine lettering 455 pages maps illustrations the acclaimed historian of global empire the dramatic story of how steam power reshaped our cities and our seas and forged a new world order er transformed our world initiating the complex resource-devouring industrial system the consequences of which we live with today. It revolutionized work and production but also the ease and cost of movement over land and water. The resu lt was to throw open vast areas of the world to the rampaging expansion of Europ eans and Americans on a scale previously unimaginable. d is the captivating history of the great port cities which emerged as the bridg eheads of this new steam-driven economy reshaping not just the trade and indust ry of the regions around them but their culture and politics as well. They were the agents of what we now call 'globalization' but their impact and influence and the reactions they provoked were far from predictable. Nor were they immune to the great upheavals in world politics across the 'steam century'. s book is global history at its very best. Packed with fascinating case historie s from New Orleans to Montreal Bombay to Singapore Calcutta to Shanghai ind ividual stories and original ideas Darwin's book allows us for better or worse to see the modern age taking shape. . Allen Lane hardcover
rif. 124278New York: Clarke Given and Hooper Publishers. Good. Hardcover. A Good edition with heavy edgewear to the boards and pages the spine starting to separate loose tanned pages and other general wear ; Darwin's book The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex is a brilliant examination of the evolution of the human species. He outlines the different stages of human evolution and the roles that sex and selection have played in shaping us. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in human evolution.; 8vo; 797 pages . Clarke, Given and Hooper, Publishers hardcover books
rif. 124278New York: Clarke Given and Hooper Publishers. Good. Hardcover. A Good edition with heavy edgewear to the boards and pages the spine starting to separate loose tanned pages and other general wear ; Darwin's book The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex is a brilliant examination of the evolution of the human species. He outlines the different stages of human evolution and the roles that sex and selection have played in shaping us. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in human evolution.; 8vo; 797 pages . Clarke, Given and Hooper, Publishers hardcover
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2012rif. 2-1846140889Allen Lane 2012. Hardcover. New. 496 pages. 9.45x6.34x1.81 inches. Allen Lane hardcover
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2019ill., br. Quando pubblica "L'origine delle specie", nel 1859, Charles Darwin sconvolge le più radicate convinzioni sociali e religiose e provoca dibattiti appassionati in tutto il mondo. Oggi, la teoria dell'evoluzione continua a disturbare, perché manda in mille pezzi l'idea di una Natura generosa e previdente e soprattutto rimette in discussione il ruolo che in essa recita l'uomo. Mettetevi comodi nella vostra miglior poltrona e lasciate che Jean-Baptiste De Panafieu vi racconti come Charles Darwin, giovane naturalista curioso che nel 1831 parte per un giro intorno al mondo, ha rivoluzionato il nostro modo di pensare.
rif. MLU667369900New. R27445. CENTRO EDITOR DE AMÉRICA LATINA. BUENOS AIRES 174 pp. 11x19 cm. Biblioteca Total. Memorias y autobiografías. La naturaleza es uno de los principales elementos de este Diario de viaje que Darwin escribió con meticulosidad de científico y veracidad de testigo excepcional. L. N° de ref. del artículo 127540. Autor: Charles Darwin. Idioma: Spanish. 174 páginas. Materia: Biografías / Biography Memoir. Ejemplar nuevo. Referencia: MLU667369900. Spanish-language edition. Ships from Uruguay with full tracking. Every book is individually wrapped with care and securely packed so it reaches you in excellent condition. Looking for a title you can't find We source books on request. Thank you for letting us serve you. Amado Libros Montevideo. Edición en español. Enviamos desde Uruguay con seguimiento completo. Cada libro va envuelto con cuidado y bien protegido para que llegue a sus manos en excelentes condiciones. ¿Busca un título que no encuentra Conseguimos libros por encargo. Gracias por permitirnos servirle. Amado Libros Montevideo. unknown
1887rif. 39621Jena: Gustav Fischer. 1887. VIII, 75 S Broschur.
1883rif. 39612Jena: Gustav Fischer. 1883. IV, 59 S Broschur.
1882rif. 39611Jena: Gustav Fischer. 1882. IV, 94 S Neue Broschur (Marmorpapier).
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1838rif. 656871838. Notiz. Geb. Nat. Heilk. 2 122. - Weimar Landes-Industrie-Comptoir Mai 1838 4° Sp.177-191 feine Broschur. First German Print! London and Edinburgh phil. Journ. Jan. 1838 Supplementheft. "After returning from the Beagle survey expedition in October 1836 Darwin was intensively occupied with further establishing his reputation as an innovative geologist as well as finding suitable experts to describe his natural history collections and arranging for publication of their work as the multi-volume Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle. Near the outset of the voyage he had planned a book on geology and during it extracts from his letters on geology had been privately published by his tutor John Stevens Henslow. Darwin now published papers on "proofs of recent elevation on the coast of Chili" "deposits containing extinct Mammalia" and "coral formations". He also rewrote his journal to incorporate observations from his notebooks as the book now called The Voyage of the Beagle and began brain-storming in his notebooks about transmutation of species. Darwin's health suffered from the pressure of work and on 20 September 1837 having been urged by his doctors "knock off all work" he visited his home in Shrewsbury then went on to stay with his relatives at Maer Hall Staffordshire home of his uncle Josiah Wedgwood. Uncle Jos pointed out an area of ground where lime and cinders spread years previously had vanished into the soil forming layers under a top layer of loam. Jos suggested that this might have been the work of earthworms but apparently thought that this would be of little interest to his nephew who was working on continental scale geological problems. Actually Charles did find it interesting and throughout his life he sustained an interest in this "unsung creature which in its untold millions transformed the land as the coral polyps did the tropical sea". He returned to London on October 21 and prepared a paper on worms forming mould. The paper on the role of earthworms in soil formation was read out by Darwin at the Geological Society of London on 1 November 1837. This was an uncommonly mundane subject for the society and his peers may have hoped to hear of something more grandiose even seeing this paper as highlighting Darwin's growing idiosyncrasies. The leading geologist William Buckland subsequently recommended Darwin's paper for publication praising it as "a new & important theory to explain Phenomena of universal occurrence on the surface of the Earth-in fact a new Geological Power" while rightly rejecting Darwin's suggestion that chalkland could have been formed in a similar way." Wiki Not in Freeman unknown
1844rif. 314481844. Notiz. Geb. Nat. Heilk. 2 639. - Weimar Landes-Industrie-Comptoir April 1844 4° Sp.1-16 1 lith. Tafel orig. Broschur. Erste deutsche Ausgabe von Darwins Abhandlung über marine Pfeilwürmer die er auf seiner Reise mit der Beagle gesammelt hatte. Es handelt sich um eine der frühen Arbeiten Darwins über wirbellose Tiere die ursprünglich für die Veröffentlichung in The Zoology of the Voyage of HMS Beagle vorgesehen war. Der Ursprung dieser seltsamen fleischfressenden Tiere die Darwin sehr interessant fand ist immer noch ungeklärt. Darwin beschrieb sie als "eines der anomalsten Tiere der Welt". Ursprünglich hatte Darwin geplant auch Beschreibungen wirbelloser Tiere in die Zoologie aufzunehmen doch die Erschöpfung des staatlichen Zuschusses zwang ihn diese Idee aufzugeben. Stattdessen beschloss er seine eigenen Beobachtungen und Beschreibungen der Exemplare zu veröffentlichen die er für wichtige Neuentdeckungen hielt und tat dies in Artikeln über Sagitta die er im Herbst 1843 fertigstellte und Planariae die er 1844 beschrieb." Burkhardt 1986 p. XV Not in Freeman! unknown
rif. H129Wien Hölder 1871 Mittheil.d.geographischen Gesellschaft Bd.14. 8vo. S.184-193. Weitere Berichte: Koldewey Capt.: Eisverhältnisse im grönländischen Meere und Ansichten über weitere Förderung arktischer Entdeckungen. 14 S. Payer und Weyprecht: Die Recognoscierungsfahrt. 1 S. sowie einige weitere Berichte von Payer und Weyprecht über die Fahrt nach Nowaja Semla und die Arktis-Expedition. Halbleinenband der Zeit kl.-Bibl.-Schild am Rücken St.a.T. ein gutes Exemplar. unknown