CAMINO GALICIA, Julio.MareMagnum
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19x12. 32p. Lomo deteriorado.
Bumping to corners. Small bump to top corner of textblock with creasing to a few pages. DJ has creasing along edges with a couple of tiny chips. ; The Roman world in the Imperial period was ruled by a succession of autocrats for whom the army remained the single most important source of political power. But how could one man win the loyalty and affection of an army which numbered up to to half a million? Although financial benefits and legal privileges had the most direct impact on the soldiers, every emperor sought some kind of additional bond through a personal association and identification with them. ; 468 pages; Special edition for Sandpiper Books. Reprint of 1984 Edition.
Former owner's bookplate on ffep. ; The Roman world in the Imperial period was ruled by a succession of autocrats for whom the army remained the single most important source of political power. But how could one man win the loyalty and affection of an army which numbered up to to half a million? Although financial benefits and legal privileges had the most direct impact on the soldiers, every emperor sought some kind of additional bond through a personal association and identification with them. ; 468 pages; Special edition for Sandpiper Books. Reprint of 1984 Edition.
Folio 124p., illus. United States. Army -- Insignia Hardcover Very good condition
20x14. 316p. DEDICADO. Falto de cubiertas. Mareado. Mapas. Enc. Tela.
230 pages. Index. "The recipes have been developed to yield amounts sufficient for 100 persons. The yield is stated by weight or measure, depending upon whether the cooked food is solid or liquid. The size of serving is included as a guide in preparation and service. Intended for use by Army Cooks. Accordingly, one copy will be issued to each cook. One copy will be issued also to RCASC Food service Officers, RCAMC Dietitians and to all units of the Canadian Army having messing facilities, for the use of Unit Messing Officers." - Preface. Prior owner's name, Pte Kreilkamp, printed atop front free endpaper. Two small, faint bits of writing upon front free endpaper. Above-average soiling and staining, consistent with a used army kitchen cookbook. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Not listed in Driver or Cooke. Book
8vo., First Edition thus; original maroon cloth binder, gilt back, a near fine copy.
27x17. 105p. Fotogr. Ilstr. Trad. F. Moreno. Col. Historia ilustrada de las ciencias y de las invenciones, N. 9. Enc. Cart. Ed.
Title page heavily browned, foxing on front free endpaper and last text page, Ex Libris label of Army Museums Ogilby Trust on front pastedown along with several numbers and written names. Spine reinforced with fabric tape. Wear to cover extremities
24x17. 156p.
Madrid, Memorial de Ingenieros, 1863, 22,5 x 15,5 cm., 40 págs. (Falto de las cubiertas originales).
Madrid, Imprenta Militar, 1909, 22 x 15 cm., 15 págs.
8vo., First Edition, with frontispiee and illustrations in the text; red cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper.
P., Chêne, 1996. Deux volumes in-4 reliés toile avec jqauette et étui illustré, 199 et 359 pages. Parfait état
Edizione fuori commercio riservata agli abbonati di Storia Illustrata. Impaginazione, cartografia, profili aerei a cura di Roberto Maderna. Indice Premessa 1. I pochi: la battaglia d'Inghilterra 2. Malta: bastione del Mediterraneo 3. Russia: la lotta dei titani 4. Germania: l'ultimo sussulto 5. Mar dei Coralli: nascita della battaglia aeronavale 6. Midway: zenit del Sol Levante 7. Mar delle Filippine e Lete: l'immane olocausto Appendice Organica della Regia Aeronautica Organica della Luftwaffe Organica dell'Aeronautica dell'Esercito Imperiale Giapponese Organica dell'Aeronautica della Marina Imperiale Giapponese Organica della Royal Air Force Organica della United States Army Air Force Organica dell'Aeronautica Sovietica Tabella comparativa delle organiche I gradi dei sottufficiali e degli ufficiali Glossario Per chi vuole approfondire Note alle condizioni del volume Usato ottime condizioni, leggeri segni del tempo. (T-CA) Autore/i Carlo Rossi Fantonetti Editore Arnoldo Mondadori Editore Luogo Verona Anno 1970 Pagine 158 Dimensioni 16x22 (cm) Illustrazioni ill. b/n n.t. - b/w ills. Legatura cart. edit. ill. colori - Hardcover Conservazione Usato ottime condizioni - used very good Lingua Italiano - Italian text Peso 800 (gr) ISBN N/D - N/A EAN-13 N/D - N/A
Well illustrated in black, white and colour.
48 pages. Songs include: Story; Lazybones; Georgia on My Mind; Lazy River; Rockin' Chair; Judy; The Army of Hippocrates; Daybreak; Sing it way Down Low; Old Man Harlem; Thanksgivin'; After Twelve O'Clock; Moon Country; Down T' Uncle Bill's; Ballad in Blue; Mr. Bluebird; My Introduction to Love; New Orleans; Come Easy, Go Easy, Love; Poor Old Joe. Writing on front cover. Few markings to contents. Somewhat above-average external wear. Spine taped. A worthy vintage copy of this marvelous compilation. Book
Fair English Deuxieme serie. Paperback. Pbo. Fair. Large Roy. 8vo. (25.5 x 17 cm). 65 - 128 pp. Color and b/w plts. 1 folding plt. Carnet de la sabretache. Revue militaire retrospective. No. 158. Fevrier 1906
234p. + Frontis and full page plates. Some age staining. 4to. Original full cloth binding, decorated and lettered in gold. Slight wear at extremities. Hardbound. Nice copy. PAG L10
234p. + Frontis and full page plates. Some age staining. 4to. Original full cloth binding, decorated and lettered in gilt. Slight wear at extremities. Hardbound. Very Good. L10
Very light shelfwear to book. Scholars' name to ffep (Mark Golden). ; As one of the two Spartan kings, Agesilaos II presided over Sparta's greatest imperial expansion and its collapse as a major power. At his accession in 400 BC, Sparta had recently defeated Athens in the Peloponnesian War and was the undisputed leader of the Aegean Greek world; at the time of his death some forty years later, Sparta had been reduced to the status of a mere Peloponnesian squabbler, its role indistinguishable from that of any of a number of other Greek states. "Agesilaos and the Crisis of Sparta" is an account of this critical period of Greek history, focusing on a single career. Progressing both chronologically and thematically, the author reveals the principal aspects of Spartan politics and society and appraises the possible causes of Sparta's preciptous decline and fall. ; 520 pages
Book is fine. DJ has very light shelfwear; The complex and distinctive Spartan tradition has been a prominent theme in western thinking from antiquity to today. Sparta is also one of a handful of ancient Greek cities with enough existing evidence for historians to create a realistic social portrait. Over the past quarter-century Paul Cartledge has established himself as the leading international authority on ancient Sparta. Spartan Reflections is a superb collection of his essays—two are published here for the first time, and the rest, often difficult to locate, have been revised and updated for publication in book form. Giving us a real sense of what Sparta was like as a culture, these essays constitute a fascinating introduction to and overview of ancient Spartan history and its reception. This collection, unique in breadth and scope, will be an essential source for anyone interested in this idiosyncratic society. Cartledge brings us up to date on what is known about the most important and intriguing aspects of Sparta: its military development, questions of gender and sexuality, and the difficult problem of artistic and literary aspects of Sparta. We learn about the institutions that distinguished Sparta from other city-states, including its religion, education process, degree of literacy, secret service, unusual system of servitude, and institutionalized pederasty. Throughout, Cartledge also makes important comparisons with Athens, helping us grasp what is really striking about Sparta. Cartledge's writing is clear and engaging as he draws from myriad sources both ancient and modern, as well as from political and cultural theory. These essays, together with their magisterial bibliography, demonstrate his remarkable scholarly and intellectual range. Spartan Reflections will be an important source on the most significant issues in Sparta scholarship today as well as a fascinating look at this culture for general readers. ; 358 pages
Upper corners bumped. Minor shelfwear to DJ now in mylar. ; In 480 BC, a huge Persian army, led by the inimitable King Xerxes, entered the mountain pass of Thermopylae as it marched on Greece, intending to conquer the land with little difficulty. But the Greeks? Led by King Leonidas and a small army of Spartans? Took the battle to the Persians at Thermopylae, and halted their advance? Almost. It is one of history’s most acclaimed battles, one of civilization’s greatest last stands. And in Thermopylae, renowned classical historian Paul Cartledge looks anew this history-altering moment and, most impressively, shows how its repercussions have bearing on us even today. The invasion of Europe by Xerxes and his army redefined culture, kingdom, and class. The valiant efforts of a few thousand Greek warriors, facing a huge onrushing Persian army at the narrow pass at Thermopylae, changed the way generations to come would think about combat, courage, and death. ; 313 pages
