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GEORGE J. et GUERIN-BOUTAUD AlexisLivre Rare Book

Les Eglises Romanes de l'Ancien Diocèse d'Angoulème

Cormont, Monseigneur Marie-Charles-Alfred de , Diocese d'Aire et Dax (1847-1933)Biblio.com

2 letters from Monseigneur de Cormont to the salonnière Mme. Edmond Archdeacon née Anne-Françoise de Rocquigny du Faye.

51-5255Aix France:1919 - 1921. 2 Als. 4pp. . .Le 3 aoÃ»t 1911 monseigneur Marie-Charles-Alfred de Cormont quitte la Martinique pour rejoindre la France dans le DiocÃ¨se d'Aire et Dax 1911-1930.The recipient of the letter is:Mme. Edmond Archdeacon 1872-1960 nÃ©e Anne-FranÃ§oise de Rocquigny du Faye was the widow of Edmond Archdeacon 1864-1906.She held salons and many of the letters in this collection have to do with these social events often at her salon at no. 3 rue de Tilsitt Paris.Her late husband died in 1906: Edmond Archdeacon DÃ©putÃ© de la Seine et homme dâ€™affaires franÃ§ais nÃ© Ã Paris le 24 dÃ©cembre 1864 dÃ©cÃ©dÃ© Ã Paris le 20 fÃ©vrier 1906.Edmond Archdeacon Ã©tait le fils dâ€™un riche agent de change parisien dâ€™origine irlandaise et dâ€™opinions lÃ©gitimistes. GrÃ¢ce Ã la fortune hÃ©ritÃ©e de son pÃ¨re et Ã ses vastes propriÃ©tÃ©s dans lâ€™Yonne il put vivre plus en rentier millionnaire quâ€™en homme dâ€™affaires habiter sur les Champs ElysÃ©es lâ€™hÃ´tel fastueux du duc de Morny et surtout faire de la politique Ã fonds perdus en finanÃ§ant avec une rare gÃ©nÃ©rositÃ© les mouvements qui lui plaisaient câ€™est-Ã -dire rÃ©solument hostiles Ã la IIIe RÃ©publique.Mme. Edmond Archdeacon nÃ©e Anne-FranÃ§oise de Rocquigny du Faye.: Selon AndrÃ© Becq de FouquiÃ¨res Anne-FranÃ§oise de Rocquigny du Fayel par son mariage Mme Edmond Archdeacon quitta son hÃ´tel du 15 avenue des Champs-Ã‰lysÃ©es pour venir rÃ©sider Ã no. 3 rue de Tilsitt aprÃ¨s la mort de son mari survenue en 1906. .Fondatrice de la â€œMaison de Repos du Clos Savoyard.â€ .NÃ©e le 2 novembre 1872 Ã Boulogne-sur-Mer.DÃ©cÃ©dÃ©e le 24 octobre 1960 Ã Veyrier-du-Lac Ã l'Ã¢ge de 87 ans. SÃ©pulture Ã ParisParents:Robert de Rocquigny du Fayel 1845 - 1929 maire de NeufchÃ¢tel;; Marie Connelly 1851 - 1916.MariÃ©e le 20 novembre 1890 Ã Paris avec Edmond Archdeacon 1864 - 1906 dÃ©putÃ© de la Seine: Enfants: HÃ©loÃ¯se 1894 - Louise 1898 - . Expertise by: Alain NICOLAS & Pierre GHENO Experts prÃ¨s la Cour dâ€™Appel de Paris Aix, France:1919 - 1921 unknown

Alan Wofsy Fine Arts · États-Unis135,00 $US≈ 114,22 €

Episcopal Diocese of CaliforniaBiblio.com

The Pacific Churchman Broken Run Lot of 27 Issues 1942-1951

1942016096San Francisco CA: Episcopal Diocese of California. Offered is a broken run of 27 Issues of "The Pacific Churchman" published by the Episcopal Diocese of California as stated "in the interests of the Church in the Province of the Pacific" out of San Francisco California published at 99 South Van Ness Avenue through the December 1946 issue and then at 1055 Taylor Street. The stapled magazines each measure 5-1/2" by 8" with 23 issues containing 36 pages and four issues containing 52 pages including front and rear covers. The issues are: 1942 February November; 1943 April May June October December; 1944 January April May June October-November December; 1945 April May November; 1946 May September November December; 1947 September; 1949 February; 1950 December; 1951 January February March April. The issues contain articles typically short including several related to World War II spiritual essays news from the Diocese of California's congregations located throughout Alameda Contra Costa Marin San Francisco and San Mateo Counties Church Directories profiles and Church and congregation histories. Articles include: Civilian Defense and the Local Parish; Preaching in War-Time; Wartime Service of the Churches; Hatred in Wartime; War Shrines; I Confess My Faith by Madame Chiang Kai-Shek; Richmond San Francisco; Wake Up Episcopalians; Solider for Christ; Letter to Youth; Twenty-Seven Years in the Solomons; Report on Army Chaplains; Surprises of the War; The Legacy of Anglican Christianity; Our Ministry to the Men in Service; Women Support Army-Navy Commission; Why Organize Youth; A Tribute to Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. William Temple; Mission to California "Excerpts from the diary of missionary experiences of the Rev. J. S. McGowan pioneer priest in the early days of the Diocese"; The Test of a Free Country; Our Protestant Heritage; series Along California Mission Trails "Faces Places and Projects of the Diocese; Church Women and the Way; tribute: Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Mastering Atomic Energy; The Centennial; I Don't Believe in Man-Made Creeds; Was the Church of England Ever Roman Catholic; Our Seminaries and the Veteran; Christ Church Alameda; No Excuse for Pessimism!; The Lambeth Conference; Sins Sins and the Sinner; Let Us Pray - For Peace; The Church and Rural Life. CONDIITON: the covers are detached but present on seven issues with a few of the covers edge-ragged; the staples are light to moderately age-rusted; one issue shows a large corner chip to the front cover; the May 1946 issue is missing pages 31-32; four issues have a mailing label to the front cover; the internal pages are lightly age-toned. . Very Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1942. Episcopal Diocese of California unknown

Bloomsbury Books · États-Unis125,00 $US≈ 105,76 €

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