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Bacon, PeggyBiblio.com

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[Johann Tholde, editor]. [Basilius Valentinus (Johann Tholde?), Roger Bacon, Georgius Phaedro, Isaac Holland, John Isaac HollandBiblio.com

Triumph Wagen Antimonii Fratris Basilii Valentini Benedicter Ordens: Allen so den Grund suchen der uhralten Medicin Auch zu der Hermetischen Philosophy beliebnis tragen zu gut publicirt und an Tag geben.

16243619Compendium on Alchemy Medicine and Science A-2S8 2S8 blank present. 34 598 24 pages. Title-page in red and black. Worming to inner margin of first gathering with some minor affects; browning some old underlining partially in red and marginal notes some minor stains. Overall a good copy in the original full yapped vellum. This volume contains:1 Basilius Valentinus:Triumphwagen des Antimonii.2 Roger Bacon: Von der Medicin und Artzney/ oder Tinctur des Antimonii oder Spieglases Beydes in den Menschlichen Crpern zu erhaltung desselben Gesundheit und abwendung aller auch unheilbaren Kranckheiten und Seuchen Und unvollkommenen Metallen ihren Aussatz heilen sie zu clarificiren und in das beste Gold zuverse.3 Ein kurtz rundes und wolgegründtes Tractätlein Von den Particular und Universal-Tincturen.4 Vom Stein der Weisen Theoria. Und Practica Des Edlen . Georgii Phaedronis Rodocheri.5 Uhralter Ritterkrieg Das ist Ein alchymistisch kürtzliches Gäsprech. Unsers Steins/ des Golds und des Mercuii .6 Opus Saturni M. Johannis Isaaci Hollandi.7 Consideratio Oder Philosophische Betrachtung Von der Materia Lapidis Philosophici.8 Von der Occulta Chemicorum Philosophia Ein kurtzer Tractat.Basilius Valentinus also known under the Anglicized version of his name Basil Valentine was a fifteenth-century alchemist & the Canon of the Benedictine Priory of Saint Peter in Erfurt Germany. Krown & Spellman HA 45215; 18 mo 4 x 6.4 in; xxxviv 59824 pages; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail. . Friedrich Lanckisch for Bartholmaeus Voigt hardcover

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[Bacon & Co]Biblio.com

Map of the United States Showing the Territory in Possession of the Federal Union January 1864

3731184London: Lithographed by Bacon & Co. Map Publishers and Importers of American Maps and Books 1864. 27Â½ x 19 inches. Vibrantly hand-colored. Two closed tear expertly mended on verso with tissue. Housed in archival Mylar sleeve. Very good. An unusual 1864 Civil War map distinguishing territory controlled by the Federal Union from that remaining in possession of the Confederacy. Together areas tinted purple green and yellow show the claimed territory of the Confederate States at the beginning of the war basically all the slave states except Delaware most of it under Confederate military control. A closer reading of the mapâ€™s color key however reveals a shrinking Confederacy. Green areas emphasize territory reclaimed by the Union leaving the yellow portion to show the narrowing Rebel remains. Importantly the reclaimed Union territory includes areas of high slave concentrations now oases of Black emancipation. These comprise the Virginia Tidewater the Sea Island coast of South Carolina and Georgia and the Black Belts of Northeastern Mississippi and along the Mississippi River from Tennessee to New Orleans. A table below the title reporting free and slave populations shows that the number of slaves under Confederate control was reduced by ~38% as of January 1864. The depiction of the Rocky Mountain territories of the West is notable. Dakota Territory expands through present-day Montana to meet Washington State and â€œIdaoâ€ so spelled i.e. Idaho lacks its upper panhandle and includes todayâ€™s Wyoming. Other features of the West include the outline of â€œIndian Territoryâ€ now Oklahoma and the location and names of multiple forts and military camps there and in central and western Texas two â€œCamp Coloradosâ€ New Mexico and Arizona all areas formerly claimed as Confederate territory. Eberstadt: â€œThe special feature which gives outstanding interest to this cartographical production is the inclusion of all that was hereafter to be Wyoming within the boundaries of Idaho and the naming of that Territory â€˜IDAO.â€™â€ The map was issued with Massieâ€™s America: The Origin of her Present Conflict; her Prospect for the Slave and her Claim for Anti-Slavery Sympathyâ€¦. See Sabin 46185. Coulter 318. Howes M-384. LCP Afro-Americana 6545. unknown

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Bacon, Francis (1561-1626)Biblio.com

Letters of Sir Francis Bacon Baron of Verulam Viscount St. Alban. Written during the reign of King James the First. Now collected and augmented with several letters and memories address'd by him to the king and Duke of Buckingham which were never before published

1702914London: Printed for Benjamin Tooke at the MiddleTemple Gate in Fleetwood 1702. First Edition. Bound in its original paneled calf. Very nice original condition. Although best remembered for his contribution to natural philosophy Francis Bacon 1561-1626 was an English statesman and philosopher who served as both Solicitor General and Lord Chancellor. After being made Solicitor General in 1607 and thereafter was at or near the heart of Jamesâ€™ administration although high office was risky in a Jacobean administration and bacon would be impeached in 1621 and spend time as a prisoner in the Tower. This collection contains 149 letters written by the statesman philosopher scientist and author Francis Bacon. The editor Robert Stephens 1665-1732 was Royal Historiographer and one of the founders of the Society of Antiquaries. He spent 12 years editing theseletters. This copy like most is lsacking the dedication pages which were cancelled before the book was published on account of the death of William III. â€œEpistle dedicatoryâ€ signed Robert Stephens leaf A2IS wanting in many copies INCLUDING THIS ONE as it was cancelled following the death of William III. Cf. Gibson./ â€œThe prefaceâ€ signed â€œR.S.â€ and dated 14 Feb. 1701/2 Middle-Temple. Quarto 12 X 16.5 cm. . FIRST EDITION Signatures: Aâ´ X1 b-kâ´ B-2Qâ´. With a beautiful and large Armorial bookplate of Sir John Wentworth 1st baronet of North Elmsall 1673-1720. see Penn Libraries call number: EC65 L6975 699j Gibson R. Bacon; 245;Pforzheimer; 34; ESTC; T88306. Printed for Benjamin Tooke at the MiddleTemple Gate in Fleetwood unknown

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BACON, George A, William Cullen BryantBiblio.com

Autograph Letter Signed from George A. Bacon to William Cullen Bryant with Bryant's additional note forwarding the letter to Parker Pillsbury

563531Unbound. Near Fine. Single leaf folded to make four pages sent from Boston and dated November 12 1879. Folded as mailed. Modest soiling at the folds else near fine. The first three pages consist of a letter from Bacon later the co-founder of publishing company Allyn and Bacon responding to a letter from William Cullen Bryant and concerning an article in the Spiritualist newspaper Banner of Light that was about to appear detailing the Spiritualist practices of William Lloyd Garrison: "Mr. Garrison was a pronounced Spiritualist - always consistently and intelligently so at least for the past twenty years. His frequent conversations with me his attendance at my home where he met Mrs. Richmond then Tappan Hudson-Tuttle and others of like character; his visits to Mrs. Hardy his attendance at circles spiritualist meetings &c. &c. evidence the fact beyond all cavil. Your few lines in connection with the pertinent extract from Pillsbury will be in this weeks Banner. To-morrow eve Phillips lectures for the first time on Garrison. I wrote him to-day not to fail to emphasize G.'s Spiritualism." The final leaf of the letter is an Autograph Note Signed by William Cullen Bryant "Bryant" and dated four days later forwarding Bacon's letter to Parker Pillsbury: "The current no. of The Banner you will see contains your testimony to Mr. G's Spiritualism." He goes on to promote "Mr. Chadwick's new book 'The Faith of Reason' is almost ready Roberts Bros. of Boston. Help its sales if you can. It will have 254 pages & be sold for $1 & will be a book after my own heart - having read it in proof I speak advisedly." A nice interconnection of 19th Century progressive literary figures clearly not above displaying their curiosity about Spiritualism. unknown

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