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Barlow, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln [BOUND IN BARLOW FAMILY ARMS - BUT NOT THE AUTHOR'S].Biblio.com

Edited by Charles Z LincolnBiblio.com

State of New York Messages from the Governors : Comprising Executive Communications to the Legislature and Other Papers Relating to Legislation From the Organization of the First Colonial Assembly in 1683 to and Including the Year 1906 Volume 11 Vols. Set Hardcover

2023BIBHB0101693722023. Hardcover. New. About The Book : This title has 11 volume. volume 1 includes that part of the New York colonial history beginning with the first Assembly in 1683 and ending with the Revolution Much history is contained in volume-2. The volume also contains general historical notes relative to Federal affairs including the establishment of the government and the national revenue system. In Volume 3 covers the administrations of Governors Volume 4 contain The administrations of Governors Bouck Wright Young Fish Hunt Clark and the first administration of Governor.Volume 5 contain covering twelve years includes the administrations of Governors King Morgan Fenton and the second administration of Governor Seymour. Volume 6 This period witnessed the adoption in 1869 of the new judiciary article proposed by the Constitutional Convention of 1867 Volume 7 contain the constitutional amendments of 1876 relative to the administration of prisons and canals were put into operation canal tolls were abolished a civil service law was enacted. Governor Hill's seven years fill the eighth volume. The Governor and the Legislature were not in political accord and there were frequent differences of opinion between them on public questions.Volume 9 includes the administrations of Qovemors Flower Morton and Black. During this period the Constitutional Convention of 1894 was held and a new Constitution was approved at the general election in that year. Volume 10 contain The administrations of Governor Roosevelt two years Governor Odell four years and Governor Higgins two years. And Volume XI contains a table of cases cited in previous volumes a table of constitutional references memorandums on approval of bills an index of vetoes and a general index of the entire work. In the messages and other documents persons are often mentioned only by their surnames About The Editor : Charles Zebina Lincoln1848-: On the 18th July 1905 Governor Heggins appointed Charles Z. Lincoln editor of the Governors messages. The editor was given a substantilly free hand in the performance of the task commetted to him and he has tried to keep constantly in mind the primary object of the plan. He edited many books as- The colonial laws of New York from the year 1664 to the Revolution including the charters to the Duke of York the commissions and instructions to colonial governors the Duke's laws the laws of the Dongan and Leisler Assemblies the charters of Albany and New York and the acts of the colonial legislatures from 1691 to 1775 inclusive. ;Report of the Commissioners of code revision. Appointed by the governor under 1036 laws 1895; Special report of the Commissioners of Statutory Revision : containing schedules of city laws transmitted to the Legislature January 26 ; Special report of the Commissioners of Statutory Revision in relation to villages submitted to the Legislature February 25 1897. The Title 'State of New York Messages from the Governors : Comprising Executive Communications to the Legislature and Other Papers Relating to Legislation From the Organization of the First Colonial Assembly in 1683 to and Including the Year 1906 written/authored/edited by Edited by Charles Z. Lincoln' published in the year 2023. The ISBN 9788121298636 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 11300 Pages. The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Politics and government�History. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: Volume 11 Vols. Set hardcover

Leather-Bound Books · Inde1 327,90 $US≈ 1 123,54 €

Abraham Lincoln, [Nicolay and Hay]Biblio.com

LEATHER set; THE WORKS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.Â Limited Sponsors Edition.Â By Nicolay and Hay. Complete in 12 volumes.Â

25.07Lincoln13THE WORKS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Limited Sponsors Edition. By Nicolay and Hay. Complete in 12 volumes. In remarkable condition for the age. Good to very good overall. Some extremity micro spine chipping and abrasions. The bindings are original. The bindings are the publisher's original full leather bindings. The hinges are all sound. An exceptional set. In remarkable condition for the age. Minor extremity wear. Minor extremity chipping. Small chip st head if volume two and base of volume six. Hinges all sound. The paper is high quality. These are large volumes measuring approximately 9.25 inches tall. This is a complete 12 volume set of the Works of Abraham Lincoln. Copyrighted in 1894. No date on title page. This is the limited Sponsor's Edition by the Lincoln Memorial University. The historical record dates this set as 1926. by John G. Nicolay and John Hay these books are in very good condition. Thick heavy paper. Each of the 12 books has around 350 pages and measures 9.25" long 6.25" wide and 1.5" thick. The main condition flaw is minor extremity chipping as shown in the pictures. Small chip at the head of volume two base of volume six. Light generalized abrasion. Hinges sound. Paper is high quality rag paper. Includes signed limitation page from John Wesley Hill the Chancellor of Lincoln Memorial University. Monaghan 1471. An exceptional set.The Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln first published in 1894 was edited and compiled by President Lincoln's private secretaries John G. Nicolay and John Hay. The 1894 edition was the first scholarly attempt to collect and publish the complete writings of Lincoln. The New and Enlarged Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln was issued in 1905 by the Francis D. Tandy Company. This edition from 1926 The Sponsors Edition was published using the plates from the New and Enlarged work with an introduction by the Chancellor of Lincoln Memorial University. This set will be well protected for shipping. Please see my other listings for similar books. 25.07

Merchants Rare Books · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €

Langston Hughes; Lincoln UniversityBiblio.com

Mid-Twentieth Century African American Literary Culture: Langston Hughes Autographed Lincoln University Lecture Announcement

1940179601940. Hughes Langston. Signed broadside for lecture readings at Lincoln University circa 1940s-early 1950s documents his role as a leading African American poet and public intellectual returning to his alma mater for a formal campus appearance. The printed announcement lists Hughes as presenting "Lecture-Readings" as part of Lincoln University's Lecture-Recital Series and includes performance of "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" his 1921 poem that established themes of historical continuity racial memory and cultural endurance central to his literary career. Issued during the period when Hughes regularly appeared at historically Black colleges and universities following his national recognition as a Harlem Renaissance figure the broadside records the circulation of Black literature through live academic and communal settings. Lincoln University where Hughes earned his B.A. in 1929 after leaving Columbia University amid racial exclusion provided an early institutional foundation for his intellectual development; his later return as featured lecturer underscores the sustained relationship between Black higher education and African American literary production. Hughes Langston. Signed printed broadside announcing lecture readings at Lincoln University. Undated circa 1940s-early 1950s. Measures approximately 5 x 7½ inches. Printed program notes Hughes's presentation of "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" alongside musical selections and concludes "Mr. Hughes will meet the public in Bennett Lounge following the program." Signed prominently in blue ink in the lower blank area "Langston Hughes." The broadside situates Hughes within mid-century campus programming that combined poetry music and public discussion reflecting the integration of literary performance and Black institutional life. "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" first published when Hughes was a teenager links African American identity to ancient civilizations and diasporic history and its inclusion in this program demonstrates the continuity between his early poetic voice and later public presentations. Light overall wrinkling now largely flattened; two small closed tears at the bottom edge and right margin stabilized with archival tape on verso; signature bold and clear. Overall very good condition. Signed piece of African American literary ephemera connecting Harlem Renaissance authorship to historically Black collegiate culture. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €

LEAR, Benjamin Lincoln (1791-1832)Biblio.com

Autograph Manuscript Signed

30826The only child of George Washington's long-time personal secretary Tobias Lear was actually born in the early "White House" in Philadelphia and Washington was his godfather; his mother died when he was two Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton were among her pallbearers and he went on to become a successful attorney in Washington DC; Gilbert Stuart painted a well-known portrait of him. Outstanding AMS 2pp recto and verso 7 3/4" X 12 3/4" Portsmouth NH 1817 August 20. Very good. Three light horizontal original folds; mild age toning and slight edgewear. This attractively and boldly penned document is titled "Christmas Hymn" and contains the full text of a Christmas song whose original we have not been able to determine. Begins "Hail holy morn upon whose beams / A thousand radiant Seraphs rode / Bright from the Sapphire throne of God. / Bursting upon the Shepherd's dreams.- / While poised upon the glittering wing / A thousand choral voices sing / Glad tidings of great joy we bring / Be peace proclaimed on Earth / And Heaven's high arch with rapture ring." Goes on for several more stanzas closing with: "Thus for the gift that thou hast given / Hereafter we shall learn to rain / On days of everlasting Praise / Tun'd to the Gold en Harps of Heaven." He then concludes "Written from recollection for my Dear Cousin Miss Mary Storer" boldly dated and signed. Storer was the given name of Lear's mother Mary "Polly" Lear the first of Tobias Lear's three wives who was related to the Washington family. There were a great many prominent Storers in early Portsmouth history among them a Mary Storer born around 1785 who might well have been the recipient of this keepsake. Whether Lear's "recollection" of this hymn refers to him recalling a hymn he himself had written years before or to a hymn written by another is not clear and certainly warrants further research. A most unusual and extremely interesting document. unknown

Main Street Fine Books & Manuscripts, ABAA · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €