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1179255534.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
201174333Grand Rapids MI: Zondervan 2011. First Printing Stated. Trade paperback. Very good. James Hall Cover design Ruth Pettis interior i. 364 4 pages. Maps. Inscribed by author on half-title page. Related bookmark laid in. From youth Karl A. Bacon has been a serious student of the Civil War. Countless hours of detailed research supply the foundation for each novel including copious reading internet research and personal visits to battlefields and historic sites. The research provides depth and realism to the stories so that the novels might be as historically accurate and believable as possible. Karl lives with his wife Jackie in Connecticut. His first novel An Eye for Glory was a Publisher's Weekly Top Pick and a Christy Award Finalist. Michael Palmer is a good man a family man. But honor and duty push him to leave his comfortable life and answer the call from Abraham Lincoln to fight for his country. This "citizen soldier" learns quickly that war is more than the battle on the field. Long marches under extreme conditions illness and disillusionment challenge at every turn. Faith seems lost in a blur of smoke and blood and death. Michael's only desire is to kill as many Confederate soldiers as he can so he can go home. It's in the heat of battle at Gettysburg and the solemn aftermath that Michael begins to understand the grave cost of the war upon his soul. Here the journey really begins as he searches for the man he was and the faith he once held so dearly. Using first-hand accounts of the 14th Connecticut Infantry Karl Bacon has crafted a detailed genuine and compelling novel on the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. Zondervan paperback
2011Q-0310322022Zondervan 2011-01-23. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Zondervan paperback
164752110London: Printed for Mathew Walbancke at Grayes-Inne-Gate 1647. First edition 8vo xvi 323 13 pp. Engraved second title showing a map of Britain light damp staining to the first 5 leaves. Booklabel of Kimbolton Castle Library to the paste down. Contemporary speckled calf spine dull joints recently repaired with a new maroon label. "Bacon's greatest service to anti-Stuart causes. probably written using notes collected by John Selden. Published. to justify the Long Parliament's war against Charles I with a continuation appearing in 1651 the work has been referred to as 'the English Francogallia'. it argued with unrelenting force an anti-royalist ideology of enormous persuasive power. This was the radical ancient constitution which. was first fully articulated during the civil wars by polemicists such as William Prynne and Bacon himself. Early a mainstay of the Long Parliament's cause the ideology consisted of the following propositions: first while government in general was from God the particular form came from the people. Writing a summation of his work in 1651 Bacon re-emphasized the continuity of an elective and contractual monarchy and a parliament which oversaw its proper functioning. With a salute to both past and present he wrote at the very end of his tract: 'as I found this nation a commonwealth so I leave it and so it may be forever'" ODNB. Wing B348B. The true first edition as opposed to the 1872 reprint with "Grayes-Inn-Gate" in the imprint second state with the publisher's name spelt "Walbancke. London: Printed for Mathew Walbancke at Grayes-Inne-Gate unknown
61845Printed for Mathew Walbancke at Grayes-Inne-Gate. London; Printed for Tho: Roycroft for Matthew Walbanck andHenry Twyford and are to be sold at Grais-Inne-Gate and in Vine Court Middle Temple. 1647. First true edition; 1651. 4to. . pp. xvi 323 i blank xi Table i blank A1 is an engraved title; xxvii i blank 307 i blank viii Table. Eighteenth century panelled calf newly rebacked the engraved title by WILLIAM. MARSHALL. a little dusty at the margins and with the fore-edge margin slightly chipped the second title with a few notes in ink and pencil indicating that the author was Selden and few pencil notes elsewhere a few leaves in the second part with an old and faint brown mark in the fore-margin and a few other leaves with a brown spot but overall a very good copy. ESTC - R8530 this being the first true edition distinguished by the 2-line imprint the publisher's name 'Mathew' with one 't' Editor's dedication signed: Nath. Bacon additional title page A1r engraved "Semper eadem or the uniforme government of England" signed: W.M. sculp: i.e. William Marshall. A later reprint 1672 but still dated 1647 may often be confused with this but has the imprint on one line only. Printed for Mathew Walbancke at Grayes-Inne-Gate. London; Printed for Tho: Roycroft, for Matthew Walbanck,, andHenry Twyford, an unknown
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17603000221London: D.Browne and A.Millar 1760. Book. Very Good. Full-Leather. Fifth Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. " Collected from some Manuscript Notes of John Selden Esq " First published in 1647 The author was a lawyer and politician; being MP for Cambridge. Two parts in one pp 1 2 xix 203 ; xii 178 2 5 Contemporary calf with decorative gilt spine marbled end-papers. Internally very good with a little foxing joints cracking but sound moderate scuffing to the boards. An attractive copy. Scans available. D.Browne and A.Millar Hardcover
1647181842London : Printed for Matthew Walbanke 1647. 1st Edition - 2nd state. Hardback. Minor worming with text largely unaffected. Finely bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with the gilt-blocked original label laid back. Remains a particularly well-preserved example; tight bright clean and strong. ; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 0 pages; Physical desc.: 2 volumes bound in 1. 12 323 p. 307 p. 13 p. ; 20 cm. Note: COPAC and other related entries refer to an author's signature: his name in manuscript does appear in this copy but we presume that the printer added this following their noticing that the author's name did not appear on title page post print. Anonymous by John Selden edited by Nathaniel Bacon. In this edition printer's name and address in two lines. B1r has row of type ornaments at head; C1r has woodcut ornament; the 'D' of D1 is under the 'n' of 'and'. Wing mistakenly identifies the state with imprint word ""Walbanke"" as the 1672 reprint. Part 2 titled 'The continuation of an historical discourse of the government of England until the end of the reign of Queen Elizabeth'. 1651. ESTC citation no.: R483640. Subject: Constitutional history - Great Britain. London : Printed for Matthew Walbanke hardcover
1739955P34London: Daniel Brown; Andrew Millar 1739. Leather. Near Fine. 12.5" by 8.5". None. A smartly bound copy of Nathaniel Bacon's exploration of the history of England through its legal and political institutions. An exploration of the history of the law and politics in England from the earliest times to the end of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. A constitutional history of the country looking at the development of the civil and ecclesiastical institutions across the centuries.This work is of note in particular due to its discussion on the politics of Norman England as it is considered to be the first work to do so. The work is anti-clerical and favours government by an elected council.By Nathaniel Bacon from "some manuscript notes" by John Selden. Bacon was a Puritan lawyer and a politician who sat in the House of Commons. He was also the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty. Fourth edition stated to the title page.Collated complete. In a modern calf binding with renewed endpapers. Externally fine. Internally firmly bound. Pages are very lightly age-toned and clean with the occasional scattered spot. Near Fine Daniel Brown; Andrew Millar hardcover
1760B1846London: D. Browne and A. Millar c. 1760. Occasional faint foxing otherwise an excellent copy. Edition: Fifth edition Binding: Contemporary full calf upper and lower boards with gilt floral centerpiece within two thin gilt lines rebacked expertly preserving the original spine in six compartments of raised bands and a gilt diamond pattern gilt morocco label on two gilt text on six gilt tooling along board edges endpapers marbled. Notes: Nathaniel Bacon was the half brother of Sir Francis Bacon and the son of Nicholas Bacon. He was a member of the Suffolk committee for the defence against the Royalists an M.P. for Cambridge University and Master of requests during Richard Cromwell's protectorate. The book according to the Dictionary of National Biography is a sort of constitutional history of England showing much knowledge of the development of its institutions civil and ecclesiastical and pervaded by a strong spirit of hostility to the claims of the royal prerogative and hierarchical pretensions. Size: Large 4to Volume: Two volumes in one. References: Graesse I:247. Pages: P. title blank advertisement 2 half title blank advertisement iii-iv contents v-vi preface vii-viii index xiii-xix blank 1-203; half-title blank preface iii-xii 1-178 contents 2 index 5. Category: Book Social Sciences; Book History D. Browne and A. Millar hardcover
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167229196<p>Printed for M. Walbancke London with 1647 and 1651 dates this quarto is from a suppressed printing completed in 1672. Attributed to Nathaniel Bacon the work reviews the development of English political and legal systems from the earliest times through the reign of Edward III. Topics include Saxon and Norman rule the ranks of nobility court practices and the authority of the church into the seventeenth century. The research is frequently linked to John Selden. Bound in full leather rebacked with a gilt title. Measures 8 by 6.25 inches 20.3 cm x 15.9 cm. Collation: 16 323 13; Vol 2: 24 307 8 pages. No illustrations noted. References: Wing B 349. Good condition with some pulling at hinges binding sound and text block tight and secure. #29196 PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.</p> for M. Walbancke hardcover
1672032862London: Matthew Walbancke. Matthew Walbancke and Henry Twyford 1672 A very good copy in largely contemporary binding. In two parts with separate title pages dated 1647 and 1651 respectively. It is suggested that John Selden 1584-1654 is the true author of the work which was then edited by Nathaniel Bacon - whose name is on the title to the Continuation. However this is still a matter of argument. The work was produced originally as the Civil War came to its close and the Commonwealth was established and is written against the royal prerogative. A 'secret' or 'private' edition was produced in 1672 after the restoration of the monarchy. It is stated that 750 copies were produced and many were burnt or otherwise destroyed. The edition has the 2 works in one is dated as for the 1647/51 edition and there are variants of it. Detailed study Joseph A Dane University of Chicago Press suggests that the remnants of 1672 copies were put back together and sections reprinted later. This copy is clearly a 1672 'secret' edition of which parts are likely to be later printings. According to ESTC this copy has the Title page in setting A; Quires B-C are in setting 2; and Quire D in setting b. The binding is full calf with contemporary boards with blind ruled lines and new matching spine with raised bands and title label. Endpapers have been retained with repair and there are some ink numerals to the front and a latin quotation with initials to the verso of the fep. Contents: title 1647; To Consideration 2pp; Contents listing 4pp; Prologue 4 pp; text pp 1-323 Finis; Table 11pp; Finis; Title 1651; contents 2pp; Preface 20pp; text pp 1-307; table 8pp; Finis. All with decorative headpieces. The paper is lightly toned particularly to edges but the copy is very clean with crisp paper. Book size 20 cm x 15 cm Matthew Walbancke. Matthew Walbancke, and Henry Twyford hardcover
1760679661760. London 1760. 5th edition. London 1760. 5th edition. Selden's Historical Discourse Selden John 1584-1654 Bacon Nathaniel 1593-1660 Editor Attributed Author. An Historical and Political Discourse of the Laws and Government of England From the First Times to the End of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. With a Vindication of the Antient Way of Parliaments in England. Collected from Some Manuscript Notes of John Selden Esq; By Nathaniel Bacon Of Grays Inn Esq; Corrected and Improved by a Gentleman of the Middle-Temple. London: Printed for D. Browne and A. Millar 1760. iv viii xiii-xix 203 1; xii 178 8 pp. Complete. Quarto 11-1/4" x 9-1/4". Contemporary speckled calf raised bands to spine gilt fillets to boards gilt-stamped title on spine rubbed away. Light rubbing and a few minor nicks and scuffs to boards moderate rubbing to extremities joints and front hinge cracked negligible light gatoring to spine some chipping to spine ends corners bumped and somewhat worn early armorial bookplate to front pastedown. Moderate toning to text occasional light browning to outer edges of margins. $500. Fifth and final edition. Often attributed to Bacon the Historical Discourse "is a sort of constitutional history of England showing much knowledge of the development of the institutions civil and ecclesiastical and pervaded by a strong spirit of hostility to the claims of the royal prerogative and to hierarchical pretensions." DNB. "The first edition having become so rare a second edition was secretly printed in 1672 which was suppressed. It was again secretly reprinted in 1682 and the publishers were prosecuted. The 1682 edition appears to have been reissued in 1689 with the 1682 imprint" Sweet & Maxwell. Dictionary of National Biography I:836-837. Sweet & Maxwell A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 1:99 9. English Short-Title Catalogue T108171. unknown
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