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1960Cm. 19, cart. edit. con sovracop., pag. 70 (6) più 4 tav. f.t. con facsimili del taccuino. A cura di Domenico De Robertis. Prefazione di Enrico Falqui. Ottimo esemplare.
réf. 52071Parsi.1905.In-8 br,couv.rempliée.141 p.Ex:265/300.Couv.salie.
1991In-8 (cm. 22), brossura editoriale illustrata, pp. 67, (3), con illustrazioni in bianco e nero e a colori nel testo. Allegata una carta geografica. In ottimo stato (nice copy). .
réf. 9786587017426MINOTAURO. new. O nobre espanhol Alvar Nu�ez Cabeza de Vaca viveu entre os S�culos XV e XVI esteve na Am�rica descobriu as Cataratas do Iguau e foi dos primeiros a navegar pelo rio Paraguai. O sobrenome famoso � de fam�lia: um ancestral astucioso colocou um crnio de vaca para indicar o caminho dos acampamentos mouros permitindo aos ex�rcitos cristos encontrar e derrotar os �rabes invasores na Pen�nsula Ib�rica. Amores enfeitiados perip�cias assombrosas e aventuras confusas do personagem esto lastreados em documentos epocais reunidos cuidadosamente e marcados por uma prosa po�tica. H�bil narrador sempre atento a detalhes F�bio Campana mostra-se como era na vida real: irnico e dono de um humor sardnico s vezes amargo. ""aypytyv va era lo chiru"" devemos ajudar os amigos dizem os �ndios a Cabeza de Vaca. ""Odif�cil � imaginar as concesses que devemos fazer para sermos considerados amigos comeando por abdicar de princ�pios da f� crist e abraar a perdio na luxria"". Foi Cabeza de Vaca quem disse isso ou foi F�bio Campana Com este alter ego o autor faz as vezes do personagem e sua hist�ria parece passar-se hoje no na Era dos Descobrimentos. MINOTAURO unknown
1995
1978réf. ESPAGNEE020115Paris, Editions des femmes, "Information 179", 1978, 15,5 x 21, 310 pages sous couverture illustrée. Traduit de l'espagnol par Françoise Campo. Relu par le collectif de traduction des éditions des femmes. Dédicace autographe de l'auteur.
1938[8], 9-318 pages. Two maps. Herbert Matthews [1900-1977] recounts his experiences covering the Ethiopian campaign and the Spanish Civil War on behalf of the New York Times. Narrow opening in binding at title page. Above-average wear and soiling to customers orange cloth which is illustrated and lettered in black. Few markings to front endpaper. Spine leaning. Dust jacket not included. A worthy reading copy. Book
réf. RO50003678Choudens. sans date. In-4. En feuillets. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Mouillures. 3 pages. Rousseurs. Papier adhésif sur le bord des pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 780.26-Partitions
1904réf. 42841New York : Bloch Publ. Co 1904. Hardcover. 2nd English Edition 1st was 1876 Singerman 2550. Original printed gray wrappers 8vo xiv 1 16-53 pages. 23 cm. English translation of the Jewish Response to the First Anti-Shechitah Campaign in America giving an explanation of the necessity for Jews to maintain the laws of ritual slaughter. Aaron Zebi Friedman 1822-76 served as shochet or ritual slaughterer in his native Poland before immigrating to New York in 1848 where he found employment in one of the city's largest kosher slaughterhouses. In 1866 the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals launched the first anti-Shehitah campaign in America. The president of the Society Henry Bergh dispatched a letter to the proprietor of a kosher abattoir in New York accusing him of engaging in "barbarous revolting and wicked" practices-the letter is reproduced in full in this work. Bergh further called on him to desist from violating the laws of New York and of God by "mangling and torturing his creatures." Interestingly among the members listed in the letterhead of Bergh's letter were August Belmont the Rothschilds' representative in America and Charles P. Daly a chief justice of New York. In 1875 Aaron Zebi Friedman renowned for his piety composed a sharp rejoinder entitled Tub Taam to refute Bergh's accusations. He not only succeeded in silencing Bergh but even in convincing him: In 1885 Bergh defended shechitah against charges of cruelty leveled by the Philadelphia branch of his Society. Goldman 1092; JE Vol. V p. 518. Among those who supported the Jewish position on Shechitah in the struggle against the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was President Ulysses S. Grant. According to Joakim Isaacs Grant "was moved by this English translation.to eat only ritually slaughtered meat in the latter part of his life" See J. Isaacs "Candidate Grant and the Jews" American Jewish Archives 17. 1 1965 p. 15 n. 31; I. H. Sharfman The First Rabbi 1988 pp. 591-92. Apropos of the current culture wars animal rights organizations and activists within and outside of the Jewish world continue to criticize kosher slaughtering practices on the grounds of animal cruelty. The 1st edition of the English translation from 1876 sold at auction in 2015 for over $8000 with commissions; indeed that 1876 edition OCLC: 191279661 is rare with only 5 copies listed between Singerman and OCLC AJHS HUC Princeton Bar Ilan American Antiquarian. SUBJECTS: Slaughtering and slaughter-houses. Jews -- Dietary laws. Juifs -- Lois alimentaires. Kashrut. OCLC: 11014499 for this 1904 2nd English edition listing 16 institutions with holdings. Tiny bit of wear at spine Very Good Condition. Beautiful copy. BK5 amr-67-55AXX-BLF-'mex. New York : Bloch Publ. Co hardcover
1969Milano : Mursia, 1969. 'Testimonianze fra cronaca e storia : 7'. 18.a edizione riveduta e aumentata. Prefazione di Piero Caleffi. 8vo (cm. 21,5 x 14); tela editoriale (fiorita), sovracoperta illustrata in b/n, p. VIII 347 (1); 64 ill. fotografiche fuori testo ed una cartina nel testo, in b/n. Sovracoperta con margini e dorso leggermente bruniti, lievi usure e piccole slabbrature agli orli, leggera rifilatura e sgualciture ai risvolti. Orli delle pagine bruniti; un'orecchia a p. 149. Copia discreta.
1966Pappalettera, Vincenzo (Caleffi, Piero: Prefazione di) Tu passerai per il camino. Vita e morte a Mauthausen. Milano - Torino, U. Mursia and C. (Via Tadino, 29) - Soc. Ed. Subalpina (stampa) 1966 italian, in ottavo pp. VIII+256+(4)=268 XII ed.: agosto 1966 (I ed.: Milano, Mursia, maggio 1965). Premio Bancarella 1966. Collana Testimonianze fra cronaca e storia 7. VIII/VIII+256+(4)=268/cart./sovraccoperta patinata. Con 64 fotografie in tavole patinate fuori testo e una cartina. Stato buono (leggera usura della sovraccoperta ai margini - volume brunito nel complesso).
1967IN BUONO STATO, COPERTINA VISSUTA
1967Features: The saga of blue-eyed Herman Wol - Old Wolf Post; Indian Saddle Makers; Artist Paul Dyck collects Rare Indian Saddles; Somebody lost $3 million - The Islander goes down in Alaska's Inside Passage with gold on board; Loops and Swift Horses are Surer than Lead - Roping a Bear in Montana!; Twenty Years among our hostile Indians - J.Lee Humfreville; The Bane of Thieves - Dave Cook of Colorado; Jack Healy - the horse tamer; Meat's Meat - a starving man will eat anything; Powder River Expedition - General Patrick Connor and an ill-fated Sioux campaign in Wyoming; Saint or Devil - Padre Antonio Martinez of New Mexico; The Atoka Track - old Choctaw country; The Wanderers, by Rosie M. Norrish; In Defense of the 'old-time' coyote; The Backtracker - John Clarke of Comanche Texas tracks down his son's murderer; Wild Old Days!. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Nice copy. Book
1945réf. 143611945 broché in-seize (paperback sextodecimo), dos et couverture marrons imprimés légèrement défraîchis (brown spine and cover printed lightly faded), quatrième de couverture muette (back cover without text), tranches non rognées (edges no smooth), page de faux-titre (half title page), illustrations photographiques hors-texte (photographic illustrations full page engraving), 215 pages, 1945 à Paris J. Ferenczi et Fils,
2001réf. 032902Barcelona: Biblioteca Clarin 2001. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 395 pp. Text in Spanish. The front cover has a shallow dent in the fore-edge and in the bottom edge. The binding is square and secure and the text is clean. The jacket has a 2" closed tear at the base of the rear spine fold. Biblioteca Clarin hardcover
2017br. Città del Messico, 16 ottobre 1968. Due atleti con i pugni alzati, i guanti neri, la testa china, i corpi immobili sopra al podio. È la premiazione dei 200 metri, i due uomini sono Tommie Smith e John Carlos. Sul secondo gradino, anche lui con una spilla del Progetto olimpico per i diritti umani, c'è l'australiano Peter Norman. Una foto, tra le più celebri del Novecento, immortala quel gesto di protesta inatteso. «Mostrano sempre l'immagine. Ma non raccontano mai la storia» ricorderà un giorno Carlos. Perché da allora i nomi e i corpi dei tre protagonisti saranno sospinti «nelle sabbie mobili dell'oblio». Squalificati a vita dalle Olimpiadi, rimarranno soli a fronteggiare le minacce di morte e l'ostracismo dell'establishment. A mezzo secolo di distanza, Lorenzo Iervolino si incarica di ricostruire quella storia, di riempire quel vuoto. Muovendosi tra finzione letteraria e un attento lavoro di ricerca, "Trentacinque secondi ancora" ripercorre la battaglia di Smith e Carlos dall'infanzia, segnata dalla segregazione razziale, fino alla gara della vita, per approdare al tardivo riscatto civile, politico e sportivo. Una battaglia che si salda alle inquietudini dell'America del secondo dopoguerra: i linciaggi e gli scioperi, Malcolm X e Martin Luther King, l'ascesa delle Black Panthers e l'attivismo del professor Harry Edwards, l'ispiratore della protesta. Che ci rammenta, ancora oggi, come una «vittoria finale» non sia possibile. Ogni generazione dovrà raccogliere il testimone lasciato da quei corridori.
2006In 16 (20,5x14) Brossura, pp 165. Ottimo
Bolzano, Centro di Cultura dell'Alto Adige, [c. 1973], in-8, br. editoriale, pp. [2], da 67 a 72. I tre autori sono Giuseppe Berto, Carlo Coccioli e Alessandro Bonsanti. Estratto con invio dell'autore.
19051 Vol. In-4 pag. (4)382 alc.tavv. ill.f.t. e 4 carte f.t Ottimo stato PROG 33348 CATT_ATT 45
19808vo., First Edition, with numerous coloured and monochrome illustrations, and pictorial endpapers; green cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy in price-clipped dustwrapper.
1979réf. 1671979 - broché - Cahier N° 5 - 1979 - Cahier édité par l'Institut d'Histoire de l'Art de l'Université Lyon II et par le Centre Régional de Documentation Pédagogique (C.R.D.P.) - In-4 (30 x 21 cm) broché - 64 pages - Illustrations et photographies en noir et blanc in et hors texte - Publication de l'équipe de recherche associée au C.N.R.S. (E.R.A. 445), sous titre du travail de recherche : "Le rôle de Lyon dans les échanges artistiques entre l'Europe du Nord et le monde méditerranéen"
réf. Z1-T-018-00186Legalise Cannabis Campaign. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear and may have sticker on cover but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Legalise Cannabis Campaign unknown
