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1868997Y9Not Stated : Not Stated 1868-9. Paperback. Good. 8.5" by 6". None. A curious and very scarce private printing of Shelley's 'Declaration of Rights' supported with letters by Francis Freeling and Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue. Accompanying this copy of Shelley's manifesto are letters obtained through the sale of Sir Francis Freeling's effects communicated by Mr. Fortescue and intended to give illustrate the fear and vigilance of the government of the day. In the original blue wraps. Several leaves uncut. Undated dated from a copy held at the British Library. Declaration of Rights first printed in 1812 serves as Percy Bysshe Shelley's 31-point radical pamphlet advocating for political reform and promoting liberty and free expression. His 15-year-old Irish servant was arrested for distributing copies of the work after which Shelley and his companions fled and settled in Tremadog Wales. In the original blue wraps. Externally with spotting and marks to the wraps. Slight edge wear. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean with spotting to the endpapers. Good Not Stated paperback
200432469AB2004. Limited Edition No.140 of only 200 printed. Dallas MADI Museum and Gallery 2004. Quarto 24.2 cm wide x 30 cm high. 405 pages. Illustrated throughout. Hardcover / Original Hardcover with illustrated dustjacket. Very good condition with only minor signs of wear to the dustjacket only. Signed and inscribed by the author Shelley Goodman on the titlepage. hardcover
19906263Roland Manitoba Canada: Roland Ladies Curling Club 1990. First Edition First Printing. Spiral Bound. pp. vi 330. 8vo. measuring 6" x 9". Illustrated stiff card covers held with red plastic spiral binding. Comprises a rich selection of recipes as compiled by the Roland Ladies Curling Club Cookbook Committee upon the 100th anniversary of their founding. Includes a brief history of the founding of the club a list of "Honorary Life Members" a list of active members associates spares and a list of additional sports religious and women's organizations within the vicinity who contributed to the present publication. Sections include: Beverages Appetizers & Snacks; Breads and Buns & Quick Breads Loaves; Muffins; Pies Pastries & Tarts; Desserts; Squares Slices & Dainties; Cakes & Cookies; Salads & Salad Dressings; Vegetables; Meat & Casseroles; Microwave; Preserves et al.; with all recipes accompanied with the name of their corresponding contributors. Bright clean and unmarkerd showing no detectable flaws to the extremities contents equally without blemish with bright clean and unmarked leaves; near fine. Unrecorded in OCLC. Not found in commerce at time of cataloguing. <br/><br/> Roland Ladies Curling Club unknown
1843000902London: Thomas Rodd 1843. 16pp disbound from a volume at some point t.e.g. Slightly browned one or two spots of foxing but generally clean. Wise notes that "In 1843 when advertising the present pamphlet for sale Rodd asserted that it was a facsimile reprint of an alleged original edition of which the author was said to have printed twenty copies in 1816. No example of this mysterious original has ever been unearthed . My own opinion is that no original ever existed . The motto 'We pity the plumage but forget the dying bird' was taken by Shelley from Paine's 'Rights of Man' 1817 Pt.I p. 24 'He Burke pities the plumage but forgets the dying bird'. This clearly denies any impression of the address dated 1816". The pamphlet decries the difference between the public concern for the death of the Princess and their indifference to the plight of the poorest in society plus ca change and also examines the execution of the leaders of the Pentrich Rising. Wise 'A Shelley Library' page 46. First Edition. Disbound. Good. 8vo. [Thomas Rodd] Paperback
18181078London: Sold by J. Porter Successor to the late T. Becket in Pall Mall 1818. Near fine. THE MONTHLY REVIEW volume 85 containing an anonymous review that argues the newly published FRANKENSTEIN is unworthy of meaningful notice. When FRANKENSTEIN was first published anonymously it received little fanfare and mixed reviews. The negative reviews often attacked its unseemly premise and apparent moral ambiguity. This review on page 439 of the April 1818 issue of the journal remarks on the book's philosophical novelty but ultimately finds it too outlandish to take seriously. A terrific copy uncut in boards offering a glimpse of the contemporary reactions to the revolutionary novel by the then-anonymous author. Octavo. 8.75'' x 5.25''. Contemporary or nearly so paper boards. All edges uncut largely unopened. Index at rear. viii 544 8 pages. University of St. Andrews device and "85" stamped on spine "1818" written in later ink on spine. Sold by J. Porter, Successor to the late T. Becket, in Pall Mall unknown
187621970London: privately printed 1876. Privately printed limited edition 75 copies reproduction of the London: C & G Ollier 1821 first edition. Hardcover. Rubbing to joints spine darkened else very good. Vellum and boards octavo 6 x 9 inches 33 pp. Pages 27 - 33 contain "Studies for Epipsychidion and Cancelled Passages." Half-title title-page and "Advertisement" are letterpress reproductions of the original 1821 London edition. <br/><br/>Handsome letterpress reprint on Whatman's handmade paper of Shelley's late poem with added footnotes and the 7 pages of "Studies" gleaned from Mary Shelley's 1839 edition of the poet's works and from Richard Garnett's 1862 "Relics of Shelley." Prefatory note on verso of half-title signed H.B.F. Harry Buxton Forman. In his "The Shelley Library: An Essay in Bibliography" London 1886 Forman describes this edition at entry No. 64 as ". . . a private octavo reprint of Epipsychidion of which there are two varieties. Of these No. 64 has no distinctive title-page though executed the same year as No. 65 1876 but begins with the fly-title EPIPSYCHIDION/ 2s. with bibliographical note at the back; the original title-page is reproduced with the stanza from Dante at back . . . " The limitations for the "two varieties" are described together in entry No. 65: "The issue of No. 64 was 50 on plain paper 25 on Whatman's hand-made paper; and 1 on vellum." No. 65 added a new title page dated 1876 and named Forman as editor limitation was 10 on plain paper 5 on Whatman's 5 on vellum. OCLC/Worldcat lists only 2 copies of "No. 64" - 1 at Harvard University Houghton Library 1 at Yale University Library. privately printed hardcover
1849140949148London: Richard Bentley 1849. First Illustrated Edition. Near Fine. The fourth reissue of the first illustrated edition of Frankenstein with the long introduction by the Author. There were only three editions of Frankenstein authorized by the author: the first three-volume edition published anonymously in 1818 with a preface by Percy Bysshe Shelley; the second two-volume edition 1823 which included her name and was overseen and slightly edited by her father William Godwin; and this third edition in one volume with a preface by Shelley herself. This is the final Bentley edition which was first published in 1831 and reissued in 1832 1836 1839 and 1849. <p>Bound in publisher's brown cloth with decorative stamping in blind on boards and in gilt on spine printed advertisement endpapers. In one volume as issued with the English translation of another Gothic classic Schiller’s The Ghost-Seer. xii 202 2 163 1 pp. illustrated with engraved frontispiece by Theodor von Holst. Near Fine with light rubbing to extremities and minor bumping to corners. Light foxing to textblock edges and contents heavier at title and frontis. "Wrigglesworth's Library" written in old hand to first page of each novel "Mary Shelley" written in pencil to Frankenstein title page for the benefit of those living under a rock. Lyles B10a.<br /> <br /> <p>A crisp unrestored copy of the fourth reissue of Bentley's 1831 revised Frankenstein the basis for most of the future printings of the novel and the first to depict the Monster. Richard Bentley unknown
1835AQ26146Brussels: Ad. Wahlen Printer to the Court 1835. 396pp. With a half-title. Contemporary burgundy cloth stamped in gilt and blind. Lightly rubbed cocked lower joint split chipping to head and foot of sunned spine. Marbled endpapers armorial bookplate of Glenbarr to FEP partially clipped contemporary inked ownership inscription to head of half-title. William St Clair's copy with his distinctive pencilled ownership inscription and manuscript notes to FEP: 'Contemporary pirate not recorded in Lyle. This must be an extremely rare volume: I have never heard tell of it. Resembles early English publisher's cloth but presumably the book has been rebound since the ownership inscription is clipped'. The first continental edition issued as a part of Brussels-based publisher A. Wahlen's Modern British Authors series of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's 1797-1851 fifth and penultimate novel; a romance that differs from her earlier work in its shift away from the supernatural or historical to a more contemporary setting to critique the limitations of the conventional Victorian class system. The novel's modern editor Lisa Vargo Lodore 1997 Introduction p.18-19 has noted the text's engagement with the education and social role of women suggesting that it dissects a patriarchal culture that pressured women into dependence on men. In the view of critic Betty T. Bennett Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: An Introduction 1998: 'the novel proposes egalitarian educational paradigms for women and men which would bring social justice as well as the spiritual and intellectual means by which to meet the challenges life invariably brings'. The Literary Gazette No. 949 1835 heaped praise upon the novel dubbing Shelley 'one of the most original of our modern writers'. William St Clair 1937-2021 British scholar and senior civil servant notable as the author of The Godwins and the Shelleys The Biography of a Family 1989 and The Reading Nation in the Romantic Period 2004. . 8vo. Ad. Wahlen, Printer to the Court hardcover
183077426London:: Alfred Miller 1830. First edition. old quarter crimson straight-grain morocco and marbled boards. Tiny scuffs to the leather spine and rubbing to the edges of the boards; tight and sound; contents very nice. 12mo. With illustrations by Robert Cruikshank. engraved vignette on title page and six plates. Alfred Miller, hardcover
189821105London: John Lane 1898. Facsimile reprint of the Worthing 1810 edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Boards. Spine label browned front joint just starting. Facsimile reprint of the Worthing 1810 edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Facsimile of Shelley's second book from Harriet Grove's copy which was not discovered until 1897 when Harriet's brother Charles's grandson brought in a volume of bound Byron pieces to John Lane's and it was found to be among them. This work was originally suppressed as it was discovered that the poem "Saint Edmond's Eve" was plagarized from Monk Lewis' "The Black Canon of Elmham or St. Edmund's Eve." This discovery and Stockdale's account of Shelley's authorship were published in the scurrilious publication "Stockdale's Budget" in 1826. Granniss 2 for the 1810 edition; Wise "Shelley Library" p. 30. Facsimile of Shelley's scarce second book. Granniss 2 for the 1810 edition; Wise "Shelley Library" p. 30 <br/><br/> John Lane hardcover
192216554London: Macmillan and Co 1922. Later Edition. Leather bound. Near fine. Finely bound copy of Poems of Shelley by Percy Bysshe Shelley published by Macmillan in 1922. Octavo lxvi 340pp. Full red morocco gilt embellishments with gilt turn-ins. Five raised bands title in gilt on spine. All edges gilt marbled endpapers. Binders stamp states: "Bound by Ramage London." Solid text block rubbing to corners sunned front cover and spine. A near fine copy. Macmillan and Co unknown
1880AQ26576London: C. Kegan Paul & Co 1880. One volume bound as two. 2 xxvi 188; 189-393pp 1. With an engraved frontispiece vignette of Shelley's tomb on india paper. No. 20 of just 50 copies on large paper; each endorsed by the publishers 'Charles Whittingham & Co'. Uncut and partially unopened finely bound in gilt-tooled green morocco by S.imon Kaufmann. A little rubbed and marked. From the recently dispersed library of Stopford Brooke with a loosely inserted 4pp A.L.S. folded and lightly spotted addressed to him by Lady Jane Shelley dated Good Friday 1899 on Boscombe Manor headed notepaper. An appealing large paper copy finely bound and with an interesting additional A.L.S. from Lady Jane Shelley - the daughter-in-law and fierce protector of the late Victorian reputation of the poet and his second wife Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley - of the Richard Garnett's 1835-1806 selection of Shelley's shorter pieces. Garnett was better known as a librarian and editor but the first of his slim volumes of verse to bear a name on the title - Io in Eygpt London 1859 - included a sonnet 'To the memory of Shelley' which 'which appears to have given Garnett an introduction to the poet's son Sir Percy Florence Shelley and his wife Jane' Bell A. 2004 September 23. Garnett Richard 1835-1906 librarian and author. Oxford DNB. Garnett visited Boscombe Manor in 1859 and despite turning down an offer to write Shelley's authorized biography remained a strong proponent of Shelley's work and stayed in touch with Sir Percy and Lady Jane even after coming to regret his being drawn into the latter's dispute with Shelley's friends Hogg Peacock and Trelawny'. The inclusion of an A.L.S. to Stopford Brooke 1832-1916 Anglican clergyman poet university lecturer and literary editor in this copy from Lady Jane Shelley the wife of Shelley's only son with his second wife neatly ties together three of the poet's late Victorian supporters and editors. Like Garnett before him Brooke edited and arranged an edition of Shelley's verse for publication by Macmillan in 1906. The letter itself - written in the very final year of her life - also mentions Garnett in relation to one of Lady Jane's pet topics; the collection and curation of material relating to her father-in-law and the protection to her very end of his reputation from the views especially of T.J. Hogg referring to Garnett's keenness to 'go through.letters which I have been able to purchase from the executor of Hoggs daughter who died last year'. Provenance: From the remains of the library of Stopford Brooke recently dispersed from the estate of his great-grandson Patrick Dockar-Drysdale 1929-2020. . Limited edition on large paper. 8vo. C. Kegan Paul & Co unknown
19096295<p>First edition. Thin octavo. Introduction by George Wyndham. Notes by Wilfred Meynell. Title page printed in red and black 1 facsimile. Index. 91 pages. Full gilt stamped Japan vellum t.e.g. uncut. Very good. Enclosed in a tan cloth chemise within a gilt stamped tan morocco over matching cloth slipcase. Printed at the Arden Press.</p> Burns & Oates hardcover
196172705Cambridge:: Harvard University Press 1961. First edition. publisher's cloth in slipcase. Small bookplate at the head of each pastedown; a fine set in a slightly rubbed slipcase. . Folio. Illustrated. Harvard University Press, hardcover
189014621London: George Routledge and Sons 1890. Full calf. Near fine. Early edition of The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley as published by George Routledge and Sons circa 1890. Octavo xxxi 603pp. Full blue calf thin double-ruled border to covers. Five raised bands title in gilt on morocco label affixed to spine ornately decorated. Marbled paper boards matching marbled endpapers. Solid text block light sunning to spine touch of wear to corners a near fine example. George Routledge and Sons unknown
0267538898.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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A9781718241084Paperback / softback. New. <p><i>Principles of Goniometry and Manual Muscle Testing</i> is a succinct and focused resource that combines manual muscle testing and joint range of motion measurement in a single text and leads readers through applying tests safely efficiently and effectively in clinical practice.</p> paperback
2023x-1350131059Bloomsbury USA Academic 2023. Hardcover. New. 226 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. Bloomsbury USA Academic hardcover
2024x-1350227021Bloomsbury USA Academic 2024. Paperback. New. 248 pages. 9.22x6.14x1.00 inches. Bloomsbury USA Academic paperback
0969434901.Gspiral_bound. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
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20091-0981142400Alicon Holding Ltd 2009. Paperback. New. 164 pages. 9.25x10.50x0.50 inches. Alicon Holding Ltd paperback
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