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réf. 451Coll. Que sais-je?. Paris, P.U.F-broché - 11.5x17.5 - 1960 - 127 pp - n°550.
1957réf. 17701957 br. in-8 couronne, 128 p., presses universitaires de france,
1962réf. 35617Couverture rigide. Reliure verte de l'éditeur. 467 pages. 21 x 30 cm. Jaquette défraîchie.
1962réf. 136763Couverture rigide. Reliure verte de l'éditeur. 467 pages. 21 x 30 cm. Sans jaquette.
réf. 10927,Paris, Hachette 1947, 282 pp., 1 vol. in
1928réf. 15245Paris Hachette 1928 In-12 282 pp.
réf. 68620P., Hachette, 1928, in 12 broché, 282 pages ; non coupé ; trace de mouillure en pied du volume et sur la couverture.
1978réf. 24ApParis Seuil 1978 14 X21,5 200 pages - broché - trés bon etat
1978réf. 24ApParis Seuil 1978 14 X21,5 200 pages - broché - trés bon etat
1894Paris Au Bureau de la Revue des Deux Mondes 1894, In-8 broché, 200 pages. Bon état. LA FRANCE ET L'EUROPE APRES 1815 par E. OLLIVIER -- LES COMEDIENS FRANCAIS PENDANT LA REVOLUTION ET L'EMPIRE par Victor du BLED -- L'HEREDITE MORBIDE par Ch. FERE -- Etc...
réf. 68968Vol. V. - N° 4 - Octobre-Décembre 1935 - in-8 broché - revue illustrée - Publiée tous les trois mois par les Oblats de Marie Immaculée de l'Université d'Ottawa - 208 pages
réf. 69047Vol. V. - N° 3 - Juill.-Sept. 1935 - in-8 broché - revue illustrée - Publiée tous les trois mois par les Oblats de Marie Immaculée de l'Université d'Ottawa - 172 pages
1894réf. 99923798revue des deux mondes Paris Au Bureau de la Revue des Deux Mondes 1894, In-8 broché, 200 pages. Bon état.
1871réf. 3958Paris, Librairie de Firmin Didot , 1871 ; in-8 ; broché, VIII pp, (1) f., 456 pp.
réf. 35347P., Armand Colin (Collection Armand Colin), 1921, in 12, cartonnage de l'éditeur, 190 pages ; 34 figures ; rousseurs, parfois fortes ; cartonnage défraichi.
2016réf. x-9492260085Almenara 2016. Paperback. New. 420 pages. Spanish language. 9.00x6.10x1.30 inches. Almenara paperback
réf. 42636466-nnew. unknown
réf. 27338aafParis, (Paul Renouard pour) J.-B. Baillière, et Londres, H. Baillière, 1847, in-8° et in-4°, XXXVI + 479 p. + 1 tableau repl., légères rousseurs / 2 ff. + 30 p. (explication) + 20 planches chromolithographiques (gravées par Oudet d'après les dessins de l'auteur; planche 20 dépl.), papier et planches très frais, 1 exlibris héraldique (blason surmonté du monogramme -M.M.- avec devise - mel linet dulce madore -, (vol. de texte:) reliure en demi-cuir, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés et Initales "C.M.", pièce de titre, lég. fente dans la charnière du plat supérieur, petits accrocs aux coiffes, et (l'atlas:) reliure en demi-toile originale traces d'usage et tachée.>
1950réf. 6329Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 1950 ; 3 volumes, in-8, bradel demi-toile bordeaux, auteur et titre dorés ; 361 pp. , (1) p. ; 355 pp. , (1) p. ; 344 pp. , (2) pp.
195756 pages. Features: Cover illustration by Duncan Macpherson shows Montreal at night; The pitfalls of the Ten Commandments, by Brock Chisholm; Are Heredity Titles on the way out in Britain?; Bright colour one-page Del Monte Catsup ad; Five pages of rare and colorful art for children from the children's book collection of Edgar Osborne; Olive Diefenbaker - her not-so-private life; Toronto's David Caplan - The Jazz-happy Tailor; The Bonnie Babes of the Bank of Lower Canada; We Found Our New World in the Arctic - Peter and Helga Bading spent an isolated year in side the Arctic Circle - article with photos; How Scrooge might spend Christmas 1957; Nice centrefold Maclean's subscription ad features Jasper the bear; Great 2/3-page colour ad for Thistle toys, including bikes and pedal cars; Fantastic one-page Philishave ad features Bernie "Boom Boom" Geoffrion of the Montreal Canadiens; Canada Dry Sparkling Water ad features photos of bartenders Stuart Holllander, George Clark, Geoffrey Dutson, Paul Chevrier, and Harry Arger; How Edgar Osborne collected his priceless treasures of children's books; Photos of the Tremblay family which has six surviving sets of twins!; Colour-photo Caterpillar ad inside back cover features construction of the first Trans-Newfoundland Highway; Back cover Coke ad features illustration of Santa eating snacks left for him on fireplace mantel; and more. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
1898réf. 48323London Harrison and Sons 1898. 8vo. Later full blue buckram. Spine with gilt lettering. In: "Proceedings of the Royal Society of London" Vol. LXII. VIII458 pp. a. 6 plates. Pearson's paper: pp. 386-417. First appearance of this importent paper in which Pearson expressed what he christened "Galton’s Law of Ancestral Heredity" in the form of a multiple regression equation of offspring on midparental ancestry. It is a statistical formulation of Galton’s law in the form of a multiple regression of offspring on "midparental" ancestry with deductions therefrom of theoretical values for various regression and correlation coefficients between kin and comparisons of such theoretical values with values derived from observational material. DSB.The title "Contributions to the Mathematical Theory of Evolution" or "Mathematical Contributions. . ." was used as the general title of 17 memoirs numbered II through XIX published in the Philosophical Transactions or as Drapers’ Company Research Memoirs and of 8 unnumbered papers published in the Proceedings of he Royal Society "Mathematical" became and remained the initial word from III1896on. hardcover
1960Planéte SD (vers 1960), In-8 relié pleine toile orange de l'éditeur. 253 pages. Bon état.
1923Pages 178-264 plus 16 pages of great vintage ads, many illustrated. Features: The Mystery of Ayers Valley - Miss Dorothy Belle Ayers receives an unexpected inheritance which leads to deadly peril; The Smuggled Diamonds - a perplexing mystery in Brazil; Down the Araguaya in a Dug-out Canoe - the experiences of a missionary-explorer during a trip down a little-known river in Brazil, visiting strange Indian tribes - with excellent photos; The Motor Thieves - a remarkable case of stolen vehicle recovery in southern California - with photos; A Woman in Albania - part 4 - Mrs. Lane's adventures among the remote northern mountains; Three Asses in the Pyrenees - part 7 of the continuing adventures of a husband and wife with their donkey; Our Trip to the Bird Islands - John Hogg's perilous journey - with many wonderful photos; Mrs. Robinson Crusoe - Idelle Meng's 11 months on a deserted group of uninhabited atolls - with photo; Among New Guinea Cannibals - interesting experiences of H.C. Pratt - with photos; The Wonders of Cuba - article with nice vintage photos; Up in the Air - a ballooning story; The Ghost of Fort Severn - the story of an apparition that haunted a Hudson's Bay Company (H.B.C.) post in the Canadian north. Above-average wear. Covers loose but present. Faint pencil writing atop front cover. A worthy vintage copy. Book
1902pp. ix, [1], 237, [1], [2] ads. Patten [1852-1922] was a long-serving professor and Chair of the Wharton Business School. "That many people regard life as a burden cannot be doubted, but this state of mind is due to a misuse of goods, not to a lack of them. The gap is not between effort and goods, but between goods and enduring satisfactions." - Introduction. Binding sound. Unmarked. Moderate wear to publisher's textured navy cloth. Bright gilt lettering to backstrip. Two tiny old tape repairs to page edges. Small vintage bookstore tag inside back board. A well-preserved copy of this fascinating study. Fundaburk 8407, Batson p.152, Masui p.1500. Book
1903"Prof. Patten's little book, which he modestly calls an essay, abounds in bold speculation and startling conclusions. Were it conveyed in some other form than that peculiar language of evolution, so clear and satisfactory to the evolutionary student, but so repellent to the ordinary untrained reader, the book would make a veritable sensation." - New York Times, 4 April 1903. "How is the social surplus transformed into permanent conditions and mental traits? An answer will be given in the following pages, or at least an endeavor will be made to throw some light on it." - page 5. Simon Patten [1852-1922] was chair of the Wharton School of Business. Pp. vii, 214. 19 x 13 cm. Former library copy with usual markings and wear, firmly rebound in green buckram. A worthy reference copy. Batson p.152. Book
