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Large octavo in red and white illus wraps; 269 p. , bib.; 22 cm. In Spanish and Quechua: Quechua text with Spanish translation. Uncommon. Series: Serie Ling¸Ìstica Peruana, no. 26. || Quechua language -- Grammar. Bears -- South America -- Folklore. Quechua language -- Texts. Linguistic analysis (Linguistics) Quechua (taal) AshÈninca (taal)
195854088ABMadrid, F. Velasco Gil Publisher, 1958. 8° (20x14), 136 p., with numerous photos and 9 illustration colour plates by the artist Juan Reus Parra (1912-2003), some brand marks, publisher's hardbound cloth with gilt title on spine and pictorial jacket, 3. ed. as new,
50 pages. Features: Nice color cover illustration by John Drew of Santa buying hot water bottlle; Ad for Beeman's Pepsin Gum inside front cover features photo of policeman and caption "That ugly cop... grinning!"; Glowing editorial about Canada's people and potential; How to Keep Peace on Earth, by Lieut.-General Robert Lee Bullard argues preparedness is the only way to end war; Dark of the Moon - part 2; Hell Hounds! - ex-legionnaire 1384 describes the lost garrison (part 3); Hollywood Goes Spanish with an epidemic of bull-fighting pictures; The Call of Christmas - s astory of divine justice in the wilderness; Certain Romantic Possibilities - the story of a forgotten prisoner and a girl who fell into a trap; One on the House - short story; Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus; Germany's Official Reply to Sgt. Halyburton; To the Ladies; and more. Back cover color-photo Camel cigarette ad features lady backgammon player, cigarette in hand; Above-average but not excessive wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy. Book
Blue octavo; 279 p ; 24 cm. Buddhiam; Spirituality & Religion.
Barcelona, Ediciones Aymá, 1943 ["La Bahía"]. 4to. menor; 324 pp., 2 hs. Cubiertas originales. Lomera reforzada.
Grey duodecimo, smaller than octavo, 209 pages, b&w maps ; 18 cm. In Spanish. || Spain -- History -- 711-1516. || Series: El libro de bolsillo, 244.
Barcelona, José Janés Editor, 1947. 4to.; 402 pp., 1 h. Encuadernación original en tela.
Madrid, Ediciones Ulises, s.a. (1930). 4to. mayor; 242 pp., 7 hs. Con varias reproducciones de xilografías quinientistas, una lámina plegada con el facsímil de un documento colombino, y una lámina con el retrato fotográfico de Wassermann. Cubiertas originales.
in-8°, VII-212 pp, 18 croquis in-t., VI pl. in-fine dont 5 cartes depl., bibliographie, reliure pleine toile havane decor de l"ed. (couv. conservee). Tres bel exemplaire. [109B-7]
Zaragoza, Abril de 1939 [Revista literaria "Letras", Número 21]. 4to.; 136 pp. Impresión a doble columna. Cubiertas originales de Duce.
199467560Bilbao. Rekaide. 1994. 168 pages. With a lot of illustrations mostly in colour. Original softcover in good condition. 28x25 cm
Barcelona, Gustavo Gili Editor, s.a. (1920). 4to.; 304 pp. Encuadernación en media tela. La autora, nacida Mary Augusta Arnold, era hija de un hermano de Matthew Arnold y de Julia Sorell, nacida en una familia protestante española. Tenía grandes conocimientos de literatura española y escribió varias biografías de clérigos protestantes españoles y fue una de las fundadoras de la Liga Nacional contra el Sufragio Femenino. En 1919 fue una de las siete primeras mujeres nombradas Magistrados en Gran Bretaña.
1711WRCAM53956London 1711. 888pp. Dbd. Some toning. Very good. An interesting work relating to the actions of French Huguenot soldier and diplomat Henri de Massue Earl of Galway during the War of the Spanish Succession. Galway's failure at the Battle of Almanza led to the defeat of the British and his eventual censure by Parliament. ESTC T18844. GOLDSMITH 4973. unknown books
1715WRCAM39768London 1715. Small folio broadsheet. 1p. plus printed docket title on verso. Ornamental initial. Dbd. Early folds and early stab holes in left margin. Mild foxing. Very good. A petition to Parliament by the officers of Lieut. Gen. George Hamilton's Regiment of Foot seeking pay due for services abroad in the War of Spanish Succession. Lord George Douglas-Hamilton 1666-1737 was a Scottish Williamite officer during the Glorious Revolution who later married William III's mistress Elizabeth Villiers became a confidant of William was created Earl of Orkney in 1696 was appointed Governor of Virginia in 1714 and in 1736 was the first British general promoted to the rank of Field Marshal. In 1701 at the beginning of the War of the Spanish Succession Hamilton led the First Regiment of Foot the Royal Scots to the Netherlands where the regiment fought for the remainder of the war. Despite their long service and the high position of Hamilton the officers suggest in the present petition that having been so long overseas they had been forgotten by the British government and charge that they had not received their pay even after frequent petitions. The document is an early example of lobbying literature which first began proliferating in the lobby of the House of Commons at the time of the accession of King George I and the British general election of 1715. ESTC records four copies two at the British Library one at Oxford and one at the National Library of Scotland. unknown books
1715WRCAM39783London 1715. Small folio broadsheet. 1p. plus printed docket title on verso. Ornamental initial. Dbd. Early folds and early stab holes in left margin. Some foxing. Very good. A rare political leaflet petitioning Parliament for relief of warrant officers who had fought in the recent War of the Spanish Succession. In March 1715 the House of Commons ordered that a list of all the regimental and warrant officers be drawn up but by the time this document was printed numerous warrant officers had not been entered into the list and rumors had begun to circulate that they would therefore not be receiving expected compensation for their service. "Besides the Nature of several of the Warrant Officers Posts was such as they could not be put on a Regimental List viz. Directors of Hospitals Commissaries Officers who have lost their Limbs and many other Officers whose particular Hardships Pretensions and Disappointments are more at large set forth and specify'd in their several Warrants. So that their Condition is very deplorable." This is among the earliest examples of lobbying literature which first began proliferating in the lobby of the House of Commons at the time of the accession of King George I and the British general election of 1715. ESTC lists only two copies at Oxford and the University of Missouri. HANSON 2212. unknown books
1703139168London: Printed and sold by John Nutt 1703. Planting colonies in the Spanish Americas First edition preceding the second edition of that year with an added postscript. Published in the third year of the War of the Spanish Succession 1701-1714 the anonymous author proposes that in return for the support of Britain and the Netherlands for the claim of the Emperor of Austria to the Spanish crown Spain's territories in America should be ceded to the two mercantile powers. They propose a confederation which will share the treasure from the Spanish mines keeping it out of the hands of a single monarch and in so doing preserve the balance of power in Europe. They moreover support extending the war to the Spanish West-Indies at that stage untouched by the conflict and offer proposals to plant colonies there. They respond to critics who would argue that such attempts at joint control of the American mines and territories would engender war between Britain and the Netherlands as trade brings peace and also reject the arguments that American wealth flowing into the mercantile nations would weaken the nation as was believed to be the case in Spain. The polemic nonetheless offers a stark realpolitik view of world politics and of the war treating as irrelevant the moral questions of stripping the territories of their nominal ally Habsburg Spain rather than the official war aims of taking French territories and stemming the growth of Bourbon power. A scarce treatise with ESTC locating six copies for this issue and a further two copies of the second edition Library Hub and Worldcat adding several more yet still absent from many prominent institutional collections and untraced in auction records. Small quarto 205 x 162 mm. Disbound pamphlet with remnants of original spine the pages numbered in an 18th-century hand 589-654 from its original place in the sammelband vol. Lightly browned and foxed top two cords mostly gone but bottom two holding light worming at foot not affecting text tiny hole affecting one letter to pp. 25/26. A very good copy without chipping or repairs. Alden 703153; European Americana 703/53; ESTC T193661; Kress S2261. Not in Sabin. unknown
1713WRCAM53351Minorca Spain 1713. 690pp. Thick quarto. Later three-quarter calf and marbled boards. Moderate wear to edges and spine extremities boards rubbed corners bumped. Small later ownership inscription on front pastedown. Light foxing and tanning marginal dust soiling. Composed in a neat legible hand. Very good. Untrimmed. A lengthy and highly detailed manuscript volume containing documents related to the British takeover of Minorca after its capture from Spain during the War of Spanish Succession and an investigation into the governance of the island. In September 1708 British forces occupied the Mediterranean island with little opposition the inhabitants and nobles having mostly supported the Anglo-Dutch designs for the Spanish throne. The inherent importance of the island as a military outpost and trading way point in the Mediterranean led the British to occupy it for the rest of the war and to receive it as a possession in the Treaty of Utrecht which ended the conflict in 1713. <br> <br> The documents collected here relate to the English Brigadier Lewis Petit who served as Lieutenant Governor and Chief Engineer of the island during its occupation. As Chief Engineer Petit was in charge of improving the fortifications and defenses of Minorca and although a Spanish ally was named as titular Governor Petit exercised the true authority over the island. Although his improvement plans may have been sound his management of the island's public moneys was suspect. <br> <br> "Petit somehow found time to enter into commercial speculations on his own account. In partnership with two Spaniards and Stanhope's secretary Arent Furley Petit purchased a French prize at Mahón for 7800 dollars with which to trade between Minorca Majorca Sardinia and the Spanish and Barbary coasts. He advised Furley that he had found it necessary to use funds supplied for the fortifications to complete the purchase and urgently requested capital from his partners to repay this misappropriation. Petit's participation was valuable to the enterprise owing to his ability to land cargoes at Mahón without paying duty an activity much objected to by the local town government. <br> <br> "Petit was soon to find himself under the scrutiny of the inspectors sent from London to investigate irregularities in the expenditure of the army in Spain as an attempt to disgrace the previous ministry.The accusations against him concerned imperfections in his accounts including allegations of missing vouchers irregularities and overcharging in the numbers of workmen and mules and alleged differences between prices contracted and prices paid among other charges" - DNB. <br> <br> The documents compiled here therefore relate principally to the investigation of those actions by a specially convened Board of Commissioners and contain Petit's written responses to specific inquiries about his expenditures. In transmitting these answers the reports provide a detailed perspective regarding the management of Minorca's finances defenses and engineering improvements under Petit's charge. Moreover in order to buttress or to undermine those claims voluminous correspondence financial figures construction reports testimonies affidavits and other material are reproduced that span the length of the British occupation of the island before it officially became a possession. As a result the manuscript documents contained here provide a thorough encapsulation of the economic and military situation on Minorca and the growth of its importance as a British outpost in the Mediterranean. <br> <br> A highly valuable set of manuscript documents that meticulously details the development and management of a British possession gained through the War of Spanish Succession worthy of much deeper research. Paul Latcham "Petit Lewis 1665-1720" in OXFORD DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY Oxford University Press 2004 http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/22038. hardcover books
Book is in excellent condition, as new. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 144 pages, heavily illustrated, included unopened pack of "facsmile documents" in back pocket. 145 illustrations, 90 in color, 10 facsimile documents.
2003100139275IMAGO 2003 232 pages in8. 2003. Broché. 232 pages.
Barcelona, José Janés Editor, 1952. 4to.; 516 pp., 1 h. Enc. original en tela.
Madrid, Siruela, 2005. 4to.; 338 pp. Encuadernación original en cartoné.
Madrid-Barcelona, Ediciones Ánfora, 1943. 4to. menor; 233 pp. Encuadernación original en tela.
Barcelona, Biblioteca Arte y Letras, E. Domenech y Compañía, 1883 4to.; 127 pp. Ilustraciones entre el texto de Larsson, Seitz y Alejandro Riquer, entre otros. Enc. original en tela estampada.
Barcelona, Casa Editorial Maucci, s.a. (hacia 1900) (Biblioteca "Arte y Letras"). 4to.; 133 pp. Ilustraciones entre el texto de Larsson, Seitz y Alejandro Riquer, entre otros. Enc. original en tela estampada.
Barcelona, Editorial Maucci, s.a. (hacia 1945). 4to.; 560 pp. Cubiertas originales de Pujol salvadas en una encuadernación en tela.