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18521291584Groningen Djakarta: J.B. Wolters 1852. First Edition. Softcover. 8vo. 88 pages illustrations graphs tables; VG-; buff cover with brown print some foxing on edges "Printed in Holland" stamped on lower edge some rubbing bumped lower right corner slight spotting on back cover; slight spot on title page otherwise clean interior; text in Dutch; "Proefschrift ter Verkrijging van de Graad van Doctor in de Wis- en Natuurkunde aan de Rijks-Universiteit te Groningen . 5 Juni 1952" 1291584. Rockville Non-Retail Listings. J.B. Wolters unknown books
18452309159Auburn N.Y: H. & J.C. Ivison 1845. Soft Cover. Good. No wrapper covers. Stained along top edge pencil note on title page pages soiled throughout. 1845 Soft Cover. 39 pp. One gathering. Author was an American philosopher and professor of theology at Western Reserve College. H. & J.C. Ivison paperback books
18532308470Schenectady: G. Y. Van Debogert 1853. Hard Cover. Fair/No Jacket. Front board front free endpaper and second blank loose but included. Spine backing missing. Pencil note and ink name on front endpapers pencil note in preface and on rear free endpaper. 1853 Hard Cover. 431 pp. CONTENTS: Introduction: The Specific Province of Moral Science; Different Theories of the Ultimate Rule in Morals; The Ultimate Rule of Right; The Essential Attributes of the Ultimate Right; General Method; First Part. Pure Morality: Duties to Mankind - Duties to Other Than Mankind; Second Part. Positive Authority: First Division: Civil Government - Second Division: Divine Government - Third Division: Family Government. G. Y. Van Debogert hardcover books
18594094baWashington D.C: Buell & Blanchard 1859. Book. Very good condition. Paperback. Americana; Oregon; 7 pages of text; 22.5cm; disbound; edges tattered; leaves separated. Buell & Blanchard Paperback books
189252551New York: Dodd Mead & Company. Very Good. 1892. Hardcover. New York: Dodd Mead and Company 1892. Ex-lib usual markings hinges show tape repair corners rubbed. Page egdes marbled overall a Very Good copy no DJ. . Dodd, Mead & Company hardcover books
188328020Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1883. First edition. Removed. A very good- copy a few chips to the edges and small holes along inner edge. 2 pp. 8vo. 47th Congress 1st Session. House of Representatives. Report No. 1864. Grants a pension to the widow of Charles H. Thayer late of Company C. Tenth regiment Maine Volunteers who had been wounded in action. [Government Printing Office] unknown books
188651232Boston: D. Lothrop & Company 1886. Second Edition. 16mo 17cm. Original brown cloth boards titled in gilt on front cover; 524pp. Tight clean Near Fine copy. <br/><br/>A generally favorable treatment of Jewish religion and culture by a Gentile author; includes discussion of European antisemitism the Russian pogroms and Zionist movements. Preceded by an 1884 edition under the American Hebrew imprint. Both editions are uncommon. SINGERMAN Judaica Americana 3427. D. Lothrop & Company unknown books
188245699Washington DC 1882. First Edition. Octavo 21cm.; self-wrappers; 16pp. Faint fold lines some light soil and a few small chips to wrapper extremities else Very Good and sound. Address delivered by the Senator from Massachusetts better known for introducing in 1887 the Dawes Act an attempt at assimilating the Native American population by eradicating tribal government. This title uncommon in OCLC four copies only as of August 2019 Wisconsin Historical only outside Massachusetts. unknown books
1833WRCAM26379Hartford: Printed by Philemon Canfield 1833. 40pp. Dbd. Some foxing. Very good. Idealistic pacifist address: "Oh! my country! blest in many things beyond any other land on which the sun hat shined -- how high in real and unfading glory shall be your station amid millenial governments if the. pen of history may but record your name among the first. who. ushered in the day of perpetual and universal peace." Also contained: a report of the Connecticut Peace Society a Treasurer's Account a copy of the society's constitution and a list of members. SABIN 31707. Printed by Philemon Canfield unknown books
186124677New York: G.P. Putnam 1861. 1-title 1 5-6 17-34pp as issued. Stitched untrimmed. Ink signature at head of p.5: "Compliments of Frank Moore N.Y. Oct. " Very Good. <br/><br/> A reminder at the outbreak of the Civil War that the Founders North and South abhorred slavery and blamed England for affixing that deplorable institution to American life. <br/>Work 301. Dumond 72. Blockson 10079. G.P. Putnam unknown books
19001260538Paris France: Societe D'edition Artistique 1900. First. Octavo; Fair/no-DJ; Brown leather spine no text; Boards strong generally clean stray marks along cloth binding quarter binding with leather spine rubbing at corners covers edgeworn leather worn in patches at the head and tail of quarter binding along edges of spine for both front and back covers spine leather flaking off in pieces alternatively rubbed in patches exposing spine front and back covers partially detached at head and tail signatures exposed; Textblock darkened by age otherwise generally clean pencil notations throughout text in mix of French and English name of previous owner inscribed on half title page stray blue pen mark on page 29 edges of several pages soiled with age evidence of missing fly leaf at end of text front and back hinges cracked textblock cocked top edge gilt all edges show signs of wear; pp N/A.<br /> <br /> <p> Rodin's first Exhibition Catalog <br /> <br /> <p> Sculpture <br /> <br /> <p> eb/nd. 1260538. Rockville Non-Retail Listings. Societe D'edition Artistique unknown books
185810780New York: Appleton 1858. First edition 8vo 397pp. plus ads; top of spine cracked binding soiled else a good sound copy or better in orig. terracotta cloth; ex-MHS. <br/><br/> Appleton hardcover books
1876WRCAM54221Amsterdam 1876. 4iii196pp. plus folding map. Original printed wrappers. Minor edge wear light dust-soiling and foxing. Internally clean. Very good. Koolemans Beynen was a Dutch explorer on the Pandora. This is the scarce first Dutch edition of this Arctic voyage on the Pandora in 1875 a last-ditch effort to locate missing written records of the lost Franklin expedition. The expedition was partially funded by Lady Franklin who died shortly after Young and his team sailed from Southampton. The expedition was also an attempt to reach the magnetic pole in Baffin Bay and Lancaster Sound and also to navigate the Northwest Passage. unknown books
