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1940. Ohelshirt. 207 pp.
br., non-coupé, (couv. insolée), int. frais
Hardcover (no jacket) in very good condition throughout. No notable faults; interior clean and sound. TS Used
Paperback in good, clean condition. Page block is a little wavy and warped. No other notable flaws. AD Used
66 pages. Features: From Snakebite to Colic; The Law vs. Dutch Henry; Last stand on a Texas Prairie; The Shooting Down on the Rolling M; The Many Careers of Sheriff Buck Garrett; MacArthur Slept Here; The Trail That Led to Kansas; The Case of the Two Imperious Men; The Camera Told it Like it Was; When the Lapp Ladies Came to Seattle; The Last Indian War; Sutro's "Cyote Hole" to the Comstock. Date stamp on back cover. Magazine
viii + 183pp., 24cm., gecart. uitgeversband (vaag spoor van etiketje, wat slijtage aan randen), Academisch Proefschrift ter verkrijging van den graad van Doctor in de Rechtswetenschap aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam, stempeltje op verso titelblad, tekst is helder en in goede staat, J111919
99pp., 23cm., originele omslag, Doctoraal proefschrift (Universiteit van Amsterdam), stempeltje, J112063
No marks or inscriptions. No creasing to covers or to spine. A very clean very tight copy with slightly dusty unmarked boards, and no bumping to corners. 125pp.
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 279 pages.
Cambridge Studies in Criminology, Volume XIX Edited for the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge by L. Radzinowicz Library sticker on spine of dust jacket (plastic protected and reinforced) and FEP, stamp on inside covers, FEP and title page Ex - Library
12 Volumes, 2nd Edition, 1998. Green binding. These are *NOT* old library books. Clean, tight, unmarked. No dust jackets, as issued. Held in private hands, has seen little use. This is not the current edition yet it remains a valuable resource. ...
... No consecutive pagination. Softcover, very good condition, w. lightly rubbed wraps, a few lt marks. Lt reading crease, v. lt crease on fr. Ltly curving fr wrap. Number on p. tops. Ow cln, tight, unmarked.
(FT) Hardcover, 8vo, 60, 84, 10, 90, 16, 108, 112, 120 pages, 6 parts in 1 volume, 19cm. In Hebrew. Vocalized text. Wessley (1725-1805) was a Haskalah poet, linguist, and exegete. Wesselys ancestors had fled Poland during the Chmielnicki pogroms and settled in Wesel on the Rhine, from where the family took its name. Born in Hamburg, Wessely spent his childhood in Copenhagen, where his father was a purveyor to the king of Denmark. He received his religious education at the yeshivah of Jonathan Eybeschuetz, who influenced him greatly, and read literature and scientific works in a number of European languages, Associated with the Feitel Bank, Wesselys business affairs took him to Amsterdam and Berlin. In Berlin he met Moses Mendelssohn and contributed a commentary on Leviticus to the Biur. Wessely began his literary career with the Hebrew translation of the apocryphal work Wisdom of Solomon, to which he appended a brief commentary, later elaborated into a full-length exegesis, Ruah Hen. He pioneered in the revival of biblical Hebrew, and his translation, written in the vivid and lofty style of the Scriptures, prompted later Haskalah writers to translate apocryphal works into biblical Hebrew. The linguistic problems he encountered led to a number of philological works such as Gan Naul, a work on Hebrew synonyms and roots, and Yein Levanon, a commentary on the mishnaic tractate Avot, which also concentrates on linguistic aspects. While Wesselys focus is often linguistic, his exegesis shows also wide knowledge and learning, and his commentaries were well received by orthodox scholarship. He is, however, mainly known as a poet Shirei Tiferet is the major literary work of the German Haskalah and as a pioneer in education and an advocate of the Enlightenment through his Divrei Shalom ve-Emet, a call in support of the Edict of Tolerance of Joseph II of Austria (Barzilay in EJ, 2007). OCLC: 970833389. OCLC lists 5 copies worldwide (UCLA, Lib of Congress, JTS, Toronto, Brandeis) . Ex-library. Hinge repair. Stained pages. Wear and chipping to cover edges and spine. Bumped corners. Otherwise good condition. (Rab-40-25-E)
Complete in 4 volumes: 43 + 42 + 47 + 40pp., 35cm., original softcovers, library label on front cover, spine of vol.4 repaired, in the series "Scripta Pontificii Instituti Biblici", [contains: volume I: cuneiform text, Vol.II: Latin transcription and translation into Latin, vol.III: Vocabulary, vol.IV: table of cuneiform signs], text clean and bright, overall in good condition, X100035
Hardcover in unclipped dust jacket with light wear at the edges, corners and spine ends. A few nicks and a small tear to edges of jacket. Marks to front cover. This copy comes from the private library of late professor Tony Honore and has his extensive notes penned to REP and rear pastedown, including some marginalia throughout. Spine is a little cocked, pages remain sound and contents clear. AD Used
xviii + 180pp., cloth, reprint of the original edition "Stuttgart F.Enke 1910", in the series "Kirchenrechtliche Abhandlungen" vol.61
København, 2017. Originale omslag. 465 pp.
4. udg. 2001. 342 pp.
København, Jurist- og Økonomiforbundets Forlag, 2006. Helshirtbind. XV,390 pp.
2005. Papbd. XII,340 pp.
1997. Papbd. 682 pp.
DJØF, 2007. 659 pp.
2002. Papbd. 674 pp.
København, 2007. Orig. helshirtbd. 264 pp.
København, 2001. Orig. papbd. 421 pp.
