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Analyse Et Synthese V1 1888
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1986réf. 1132047New Age Bible & Philosophy Center 1986. Hard cover. Good/No jacket. Spine lightly shaken but all pages secure. Some wear on corners and scuffing on covers. Clean and unmarked inside. New Age Bible & Philosophy Center unknown
réf. 22783On letterhead of The Western Times Office Exeter. 30 March 185 '. Phelps's entry in the Oxford DNB gives the background to the present letter stating that Phelps 'married Sarah Cooper 1810/11–1867 on 11 August 1826; she was just sixteen. However their marriage was very happy: they were a devoted couple and Sarah later served as Phelps's dresser. Phelps preferred home life with her to clubs or social gatherings. His other delights were angling and shooting and he purportedly knew every trout stream in England. They had three sons and three daughters including William Robert 1828–1867 who became chief justice of St Helena and Edmund d. 1870 who became an actor.' 3pp 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition lightly aged and worn. Folded twice. The first three digits of the year are printed in the letterhead and have not been completed. The letter begins: 'My dearest/ I promised to write to-day I believe though I can only tell you that I am well and getting lots of fresh air - Yesterday the boys and I went fishing but found the river flooded - it was showery but still delightful - To-day the weather is better and we think of going off to morrow and trying our luck at Axminster'. With reference to his son William Robert noticed above he writes: 'I took a long walk with Bob this morning and had a long talk with him - he seems perfectly settled - Latimer says he gets on famously - his health is very much better and he looks well'. He asks her to write and tell him 'how the Concert went off last night and what was in the house - Mr Latimer is laying down all kinds of plans for my going to all sorts of places but I think I can come home at the end of the week'. If he finds 'any difficulty in getting away' 'Greenwood' - i.e. Thomas Greenwood the lessee of Sadler's Wells - is to 'send a line to say I am wanted'. He ends by asking her to 'have every thing ready to start off for Farningham as soon as I return - the holidays are short and I must make the most of my time - Kiss the boy all over for me God bless you my darling S. P.' On letterhead of The Western Times Office, Exeter. 30 March 185[ ]'. unknown
1976réf. biblio556MGNA 1976 1977. The complete series: First Year Sets 1 - 6; Second Year Sets 1 - 6; Third Year Sets 1 - 6; Fourth Year Sets 1 - 3; Fifth Year Set 1 final set published. 22 staplebound pamphlets in very-good to fine condition. An outgrowth of the Alice Bailey teachings MGNA was founded by the eminent Italian psychotherapist Roberto Assagioli. MGNA paperback
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réf. 135579711X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1985réf. 628a0465British Columbia: Quesnel Old Age Pensioners' Organization. Fair. 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. 0969231202 . "Within the covers of this book by verse prose and pictures an effort has been made to preserve something of the past and give to the reader an understanding of our heritage. When the idea of this book was given birth in late 1978 the time was set at 'prior to 1929' to coincide with the date of Incorporation of the Village of Quesnel. The area to be covered was to approximate that of School District No. 28." - Introduction. 431 pages. Index. Many family histories with dozens of black and white reproductions of archival photos. Former library copy with usual markings. Above-average wear. Binding intact. A worthy example of this informative local history and invaluable genealogical reference. Hale & Barman 928.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; A Tribute to the Past: Quesnel British Columbia & Area 1808-1928 Interior School District No. 28 . Quesnel Old Age Pensioners' Organization hardcover
1980réf. 479015Gyldendal Norsk Forlag. Good. 1980. Norwegian Language. Soft Cover. M396 Circa 1980 . Gyldendal Norsk Forlag paperback
1958réf. 477019AKtietrykkeriet I Stavanger. Good. 1958. Norwegian Language. Soft Cover. O168 . AKtietrykkeriet I Stavanger paperback
1894réf. 24957Calcutta India: Thacker Spink and Co. 1894. Textblock clean and tight gently crunched at the head of the spine with resulting shallow creases; Ink stamped second ffep; May have been a school copy at one time; Top edge gilt; Original flat green endpapers secure at both front and rear hinges; The binding is solid but very sunned and edge worn with bumped and scuffed corners and spine extremities; Front cover and spine gilt embossed; 92p. plus a 40 page catalogue of the W. Thacker & Co. London. The Chin Hills extend northward into the Manipur state of India from northwestern Burma Myanmar. . First Edition. Cloth Gilt Embossed. Good. Illus. by 191 Photographs. 4to - Over 9 " - 12" Tall. Hardcover. Thacker, Spink and Co.
réf. 47419N.p.: Counsel Press n.y. Paperback. Small 4to. Stiff red wrappers. xii 54pp. Near fine. Rear wrappers and last leaf only mildly warped. Bright tight copy of this legal pamphlet No. 12-872 part of an age discrimination suit filed by an Illinois state's attorney who argued he was dismissed because of his age 61 to make room for a younger female attorney. Remarked one commentator "He won a major victory in the Seventh Circuit Court allowing him to go forward with a claim that his constitutional right not to be discriminated against because of his age had been violated. The state took the case on to the Supreme Court claiming that his right to sue under the Fourteenth Amendment had been displaced by the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act. The problem in brief was that the Seventh Circuit decided the case before it was due to go to trial and the professors had questioned its authority to do that. If that was right Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Anthony M. Kennedy commented why did the Supreme Court have any business stepping in" The Illinois Solicitor General got spanked by the justices during his questioning. Then "Levin's lawyer Edward R. Theobald III took to the podium. His appearance began on an unfortunate note as Justice Alito tried unsuccessfully to get him to take a firm position on whether or not Levin was an employee under the ADEA. For reasons that were not clear Theobald contented himself with simply reciting what the Seventh Circuit had said in ruling for his client." It goes on: "Chief Justice Roberts promptly took on Theobald saying that he had gotten what he had sought from the court of appeals and now was trying to insulate that result from any review. The Chief Justice was referring mainly to Theobald's merits brief in which he had put heavy emphasis on whether the ADEA issue was involved at all in the case since Levin he said got no protection under that law. The argument it was clear was getting far out of Theobald's opportunity to control it in his client's favor. Finally Justice Scalia had had enough. He noted that many of Theobald's arguments had not been made in his brief opposing the Court's review. 'We don't like to dismiss a case as improvidently granted' the Justice said impatiently. 'We depend upon counsel' to make arguments in a way that puts them before the Court. 'You should have told us' earlier Scalia said." This pamphlet is the aforementioned brief opposing the Court's review -- and the front wrapper is inscribed and signed large and bold by Levin's attorney: "To -- / My Good Friend / Ed Theobald / 10-8-15." These briefs are produced in small quantities for distrbution to those parties involved and are therefore rather scarce. This unusual item is accompanied by five large glossy Christmas cards each imprinted with Theobald's full name and each signed on inside panel with a holiday greeting. For good measure also included is a copy of Lyle Denniston's 2013 legal analysis of Levin v. Madigan "Argument recap: A bad way to open a Term" which includes a court artist's rendering showing Theobald presenting the case before Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Counsel Press paperback
1901réf. 30443Hartford Conn: American Publishing Company 1901. Authorized Uniform edition. Cloth. 22 0f 23 volumes lacking Volume 23 My Literary Debut. A Good set. Each volume approximately 400 pages illustrated with a photogravure frontispiece in each volume and b&w plates among the text. Uniformly bound in blue cloth with paper title labels on the spine. Moderate edge wear; aper title labels tanned and creased with Vol. 12's label missing Tom Sawyer. All volumes the same book plate on the front paste down. Some pages unopened. Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn have the most wear. A Scarce set unfortunately lacking the last volume. Internally near fine. The only collaboration of Twain's was with Warner for the Novel the Gilded Age which lent its name to the age.Contains: Innocents Abroad in 2 volumes; A Tramp Abroad 2 vols; Following the Equator 2 vols; Roughing It 2 vols; Life on the Mississippi; The Gilded Age 2 vols; Tom Sawyer; Huckleberry Finn; Pudd'nhead Wilson; The Prince and the Pauper; Connecticut Yankee; Joan of Arc 2 volumes; Short Stories and Sketches 3 volumes; Literary Essays How to Tell a Story. American Publishing Company unknown
1990réf. 19718Very Good softcovers. 13 staple-bound pamphlets paged 16 to 28 pp. First Year Set 1 pamphlet has highlighter throughout; several other pamphlets have small pencil dates written on front covers at top fore corner; otherwise clean interior and exterior; all are tightly bound. Numerous small materials cards small pamphlets etc. laid in. These are reprints dated 1987 to 1990. 12mo 18 cm 286 pp. Meditation Group for the New Age paperback
2005réf. 7847US orders ship with signature confirmation. 2005 paperback no printing listed presumed 1st edition. A hint of soil/tanning on cover but essentially in fine condition . S FONDAD paperback
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1975réf. 34043New York: Macmillan Publishing Co. Inc. 1975 269pp. Book has an odor. Spine is a bit shaken. Tips are lightly bumped and lightly rubbed. Spine ends are bumped and rubbed. Light ink scribbling on rear board and rear endpaper. Edges of text block has light dust staining. Top edge of text block has light stains. Spine head of jacket is chipping. Jacket has light to moderate soiling. Spine panel has small creases. Spine panel flap folds and edges of jacket are lightly sunned. Rear panel of jacket has a long vertical crease. Spine panel has many widthwise creases. Text is unmarked. . Eighth Printing. Hardcover. Fair/Good Minus Jacket. Illus. by Bregnhoi Palle; Frello Otto;. Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. hardcover
1976réf. 89-1083BKentucky Rifle Assoc. 1976. 1976. 268p. Photos. Oversize. Near Fine/Fair Copy. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fair. Book. Kentucky Rifle Assoc., 1976. Hardcover
1914réf. 28380George H. Doran New York 1914. HARDBACK NODUSTJACKET VG/VG- NOJACKET 1914 on copyright pg First Printing First Edition without "Printed in" on copyright page. First state with copyright date and publishers name only on copyright page. in brown paper boards and with blank leaves Before Title pg BROWN CLOTH LITE Wear WITH LABEL ON FRONT CVR & SPINE & Embossed Design on front CVR Medium brown paper covered boards with title and author paper labels on front board and spine. Gold Gilt rubbed of at top Outer pgs FOX to Labels & lite chips to spiner Cvr Ends Slim 8vo 75 pgs JOYCE KILMER' HE WAS THE LEADING AMERICAN POET OF HIS GENERATION AND PAST AWAY TO EARLY IN LIFE First state with copyright date and publishers name only on copyright page. death of joyce kilmer in France Aug. 1918 age 31 graduate Columbia University Kilmer was killed in action during World War I and was posthumously awarded the Croix de Guerre. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. George H. Doran, New York, hardcover
