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194720716Pacific Press Publishing 1947. Hard Cover. BOOK VERY GOOD/JACKET GOOD. 8vo - over 7¾"" - 9¾"" tall. A VERY CLEAN NICE COPY. NO PREVIOUS OWNER MARKINGS. Bright dustjacket that shows some light wear. 252 pages. Color illustrated. Scarce in original dustjacket. Pacific Press Publishing hardcover
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1952418186New Jersey 1952. Unbound. Near Fine. A collection of 94 letters and 1 photograph to Mary Stack between 1947 through 1952 from various men serving during the Korean War. Letters are very good or better many with their original envelopes which have tears from opening.<br /> <br /> A collection of letters most written to Mary Stack from soldiers during the years leading up to the Korean War and during. Many of the men are interested in Mary romantically and express their feelings for her throughout their writings. One of these men Merlin Neal appears to have been her actual beau but was not the only man she was sending intimate messages to. Letters from 1948 and 1949 also include letters from Henry A. Berens whose bunkmate overseas was a friend of Mary's. He writes in his first letter "I guess by this time you are wondering who is writing you this letter I got your address off of one of Eddie's letters. He doesn't know I'm writing so I hope you don't mind." Over 11 letters Henry befriends and "falls in love" with Mary although it seems they never met. Henry was stationed in Ongjion Korea and discusses his time there in his letters to Mary. In a letter from May 1948 he writes "Well I'm here with the Russians again. Yesterday we had a little trouble. One of our men got shot 4 times. He sure was an awful mess. He had 1 hole in his back and 3 in his leg. They claim he will have to lose his leg because the bullet almost tore it off." In June of that year he wrote from a hospital in Seoul after a bridge collapsed he was driving over. The letters all include romantic sentiments even though Mary was involved with another soldier Merlin Neal whom she eventually married. One letter from Henry reads "in your letter you asked me what I would do when I saw you. Well first I would grab you and kiss you I guess. You would probably slap me afterwards but I wouldn't mind at all. It would be worth a slap to kiss you. After that we would go some place and talk. Then the rest is up to you." The last letter written by Henry is dated March 1949 roughly a year after the first letter and asks why she hasn't written in a while. "Darling I prayed for us in church today. I sure hope my prayers are answered. I'll be home in a few month and I want to meet you so bad."<br /> <br /> By 1949 Mary is almost exclusively writing to Merlin L. Neal making up the majority of the archive including a few from Mary to Merlin. The early letters are flirty and friendly while Merlin often referred to as "Mer" was training with the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth New Jersey and was part of the 64th AAA Gun Battalion. The letters discuss Mer's schooling missing Mary and encouraging her to enroll in a nursing program which she eventually does. By the end of 1949 he was sent to Seattle awaiting overseas orders which he writes "Monday the next ship for Japan leaves and I think we will be on the next ship." By January of 1950 Merlin had been promoted to sergeant writing "I went to my 1st Sgt. meeting and boy everybody there was calling me Sgt." Many of his overseas letters discuss the daily routine of the army his missing her and attempts to figure out how to be discharged. He often discusses marriage and calls Mary his "future wife." Merlin also tells her about the people he meets and things he buys while in Japan. "Honey those Gods I sent you I just happened to buy them. Those seven gods the Japanese worship buy honey these people are all crazy. Those houses are what the Japanese live in." Most of the letters involved Merlin reassuring Mary he's not being unfaithful. In one he writes "I was out walking around with two of my buddys and Mary they picked up two girls an wanted me to find a girl and go with them I told them no Mary I told you in my other letters I've been a good boy here and Mary I'm saying it again." He continues "I don't know whats the matter with some of these guys here some of them are married and I don't know boy I don't understand them."<br /> <br /> Throughout 1950 while serving in Japan Merlin writes to Mary frequently often daydreaming about their life after he returns from service. He tells her they'll get married have children go dancing and he repeatedly tells her he wishes he was holding and kissing her. Being separated from her makes him want to "cry and cry" because he's never missed someone so much. "Darn this Army boy they gave me my job but they really put me far away from you." When he isn't working or missing Mary he goes to the G.I. shows and movies that the camp puts on and occasionally visits Japanese cities when on furlough. In June of 1950 he writes "Honey I've been in the Army 26 mos today 10 more mos is my discharge date but if I don't get a discharge before then I'll leave Japan in March. I wish I would have only joined the Army for two years like I was going to instead of 3 years."<br /> <br /> 1951 saw some trouble in the relationship with Merlin writing less and Mary being worried and hurt by the lack of communication. A long typed letter from Merlin repeatedly tells her he's hurt by her accusations of him not loving her. One letter reads "Mary I'm beginning to understand why you don't write me and how easy love has been thrown away!" He continues discussing a possible deployment to Korea "so many soldiers are dieing sic over there Mary. I hope and pray I can go and help the other G.I.s I'm no hero Mary but I want to go. I guess Mary when guys get lonely like me they probably feel different than me." Mer continues to write her even though it appears she stopped or was slow to respond. In these letters he sends her photos of a Japanese fishing boat and its crew tells her he's on the list of Korea and begs her to write him. The final letter is from March of 1952 and is typed by Merlin after receiving an angry letter from Mary. It appears to have been a break up "Dear John" letter and he is devastated by the news. He writes "tonight Mary I'm going to go and drink all the whiskey I can hold that's the kind of mood I'm in." Despite the tragic turn of events in their relationship the two were eventually married and according to their obituaries stayed together until Merlin's death.<br /> <br /> An interesting collection of love letters detailing the interpersonal relationships that developed during war time. unknown
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Q-080323225XUniversity of Nebraska Press. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! University of Nebraska Press hardcover
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2006SONG080323225XUniversity of Nebraska Press 2006-07-01. Illustrated. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.37x1.02x9.06. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. University of Nebraska Press hardcover
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186 pages. Features: New Confusion on Air Policy, by Burton Lewis; Science Backs the Air War; Farewell of a Hero - the late A. Roy Brown; Annual Review of Military Aircraft - non-combat types, United Nations - Aircraft Specification - Combat Types, United Nations - German Military Planes - German Aircraft Specifications - Japanese Warplanes; Merlin by Packard; Trends in Washington; Laurentian Air Service; RCAF Maintenance is Tops; Hydraulic Jacks; and more. Includes many pages of excellent WWII advertisements by a wealth of prominent companies. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
164 pages. Features: Three Main Ocean Routes Urged; $27 Million Ago - last month the Canadian government took over air bases established by the U.S. in the Hudson Bay area; Captain W.R. "Wop" May Goes North Again; de Havilland Assembly; The Magic Merlin; Report from Ottawa; London Report; Trends in Washington; Australia's Score; Air Board Claims Denied; "Gas Inn"; The Elusive Auster; Dinghy Drill; Children Save Pennies for Planes; Mark XIV Bombsight; Maintaining the Wasp Engine; Easily Made Wing Jig; New Equipment; and more. Many pages of excellent WWII advertisements by a wealth of prominent companies. Front cover beginning to loosen. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
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1997OVM8322Hardin-Simmons University. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1997. Hardcover. 0891371532 . Hard cover published by Hardin-Simmons Univ. in 1997. Purple covers with gilt lettering and design on front and gilt lettering on spine. Side edge of pages has a slight smudge. Book is in very good condition. Dust jacket has a slight stain on back and is in very good condition. 374 pages 3.2 lb.; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 374 pages . Hardin-Simmons University hardcover
1997OVM5604Hardin-Simmons University. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1997. Hardcover. 0891371532 . Signed inscribed and dated by author on front endpaper. Hard cover published by Hardin-Simmons University in 1997. Purple covers with gold lettering and design on front and gold lettering on spine. Spine is slightly cocked at top. Interior of book is in near fine condition. Dust jacket has slight creasing along edges and is in very good condition. 374 pages 3.1 lb.; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 374 pages; Signed by Author . Hardin-Simmons University hardcover
2019__1859467784RIBA Publishing 2019. Hardcover. New. 144 pages. 11.00x8.75x0.75 inches. RIBA Publishing hardcover
192028028London: Keith Prowse & Co PN 2365 1920. Quarto. Blue cloth-backed teal boards with titling gilt to spine. 1f. recto title verso printer's note 1 contents 2 cast list 3-131 i publisher's advertisement pp.<br /> <br /> Binding slightly worn; label to front pastedown; front free endpaper abraided. Occasional creasing to leaves; small tear to first few leaves at upper margin; former owner's signature to upper outer corner of title; handstamp and annotations in ink to verso; small handstamp to first and last pages of music. First Edition. Scarce. Keith, Prowse & Co [PN 2365] unknown
192028028London: Keith Prowse & Co PN 2365 1920. Quarto. Blue cloth-backed teal boards with titling gilt to spine. 1f. recto title verso printer's note 1 contents 2 cast list 3-131 i publisher's advertisement pp.<br/><br/>Binding slightly worn; label to front pastedown; front free endpaper abraided. Occasional creasing to leaves; small tear to first few leaves at upper margin; former owner's signature to upper outer corner of title; handstamp and annotations in ink to verso; small handstamp to first and last pages of music. First Edition. Scarce. Keith, Prowse & Co [PN 2365] unknown books
1973235886Oxford : Clarendon Press 1973. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine cloth copy in a near fine very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust wrapper now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight bright clean and sharp-cornered. Provenance; from the personal library of Professor Lloyd Austin University of Manchester. Physical description; xvi 293 p. : illus. ; 22 cm. Notes; Bibl. p. xv-xvi. Eight of the 19 essays are in French. Contents; Crow J. Reflections on George Dandin.-- Garapon R. Sur l'occupation de la scene dans les comedies de Moliere.-- Guicharnaud J. Les trois niveaux critiques des Amants magnifiques.-- Hall H. G. Moliere's comic images.-- Potts D. C. Don Juan and ""non-Aristotelian drama"".-- Thomas M. Philinte and Eliante.-- Wilson J. C. Expansion and brevity in Moliere's style.-- Fluchere H. Ploutos Eros Moliere et les vieillards.-- Davis M. G. Masters and servants in the plays of Moliere.-- Hubert J. D. Les missions burlesques de Mercure.-- Lawrenson T. The wearing o' the Green: yet another look at ""l'homme aux rubans verts"".-- Mourgues O. de. Le bourgeois gentilhomme as a criticism of civilization.-- Scherer J. Dualites d' Amphitryon.-- Barber W. H. Voltaire and Moliere.-- Barnes A. Peguy et Moliere.-- Chevalley S. L'impromptu de Versailles 1673-1971.-- Fargher R. Pascal Moliere and after.-- Howarth W. D. Anouilh and Moliere.-- Seznec J. Le Moliere de Monsieur Ingres. Subjects; Molière 1622-1673 - Criticism and interpretation. Moore Will Grayburn. Molière 1622-1673 - Addresses essays lectures. Molière 1622-1673 - Criticism and interpretation. Molière Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de - Studies. French drama Comedy - History and criticism. drama in French - critical studies - festschriften. Genres; Festschrift. Illustrated. Oxford : Clarendon Press hardcover
