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Villa and Cottage Architecture: Select Examples of Country and Suburban Residences Recently Erected with A Full Descriptive Notice of Each Building

John Preston Neale and Kohn Le KeuxBiblio.com

Views of the Most Interesting Collegiate and Provincial Churches of Great Britain; Including Screens Fonts Monuments etc. With Historical and Architectural Descriptions. 2 volumes

182425217021032Longman Hurst Rees Orme Brown and Green C and W B Whiiaker London 1824. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Volume I dated 1824 on title-page but preface dated January 1826 volume II dated 1825 on title-page. Matching bindings with quarter leather marbled board and marbled end-papers. Leather joints are cracked but binding is sound rubbed cover edges previous owners' names clean slightly darkened pages and plates. All plates are present and show the following churches some churches are shown on more than one plate: Volume I: Buckinghamshire - Stoke Pogis Church; Cambridgeshire - Cambridge Great St. Mary's and Holy Trinity; Essex - Borley Lambourne Thaxted Theydon Nount; Gloucestershire - Camden Cirencester Tewkesbury; Herefordshire - Ledbury Leominster; Hertfordshire - Sabridgeworth St Albans Abbey Church; Kent - Ashford Church; Norfolk - Ingham North Walsham South Lopham Worstead Yarmouth. Volume II: Northamptonshire - Bulwick Kettering; Oxfordshire - Oxford All Saints St Peter's In the East St. Mary Magdalen and St. Marys Whitney; Shropshire - Shrewsbury Abbey Church; Halrs Owen; Suffolk - Lavenham Church Lowestoffe Melford Sudbury St. Gregory's; Surrey - Croydon; Warwickshire - Stratford-Upon-Avon; Wiltshire - Marlborough; Worcestershire - Evesham All Saints Great Malvern Little Malvern. 2-volume set complete. Contains black and white plates full page illustrations. No dust jacket as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 25217021032. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. This book is heavier than 1kg and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations. Longman Hurst Rees Orme Brown and Green, C and W B Whiiaker hardcover

Bailgate Books Ltd · Royaume-Uni337,10 £GB≈ 384,90 €

White, George Francis, , Edited By Emma Roberts, From Library Of W H D RouseBiblio.com

Views In India Chiefly Among The Himalaya Mountains

1838059702London: Fisher Son and Co 1838. First Edition . Hardcover. Good. 13 1/2" Tall. Plates. X 11-84 Pp 4 Pp Catalog At End. Frontispiece Engraved Title Page And 28 Plates With Paper Guards Thus 30 Plates Total. Title Pages And Plates All Dated 1838 Originally Issued 1836-1837 In A Two Volume Subscriber's Edition; Preface Dated London 1837. All Edges Gilt. 13 5/8" X 10 5/8". Embossed Maroon Morocco Gilt Illustration At Center Of Front Cover. Original Boards Spine Neatly Replaced With Old Matching Maroon Tape. Very Good Condition Gilt Brilliant Hinges Solid. Front Endpaper Through Frontispiece Detached As A Unit And Can Be Neatly Reattached. Small Old Inscription To Dr. Andrew From C. T. Johnstone. Provenance Note Dated 1943 In Rouse's Hand That The Book Was From The Library Of W. H. D. William Henry Denham Rouse 30 May 1863-February 1950 Pioneering British Educator Who Advocated The Use Of The Direct Method Of Teaching Latin And Greek; And With A Few Small Oval Stamps Of The English Library Cambridge. Born In Calcutta India On 31 May 1863 Rouse Gained A Double First In The Classical Tripos At The University Of Cambridge Where He Also Studied Sanskrit. He Became A Fellow Of Christ's College Cambridge In 1888. After Brief Spells At Bedford School And Cheltenham College He Became A Schoolmaster At Rugby School Where He Encouraged Arthur Ransome - Against His Parents' Wishes - To Become A Writer. Ransome Later Wrote "My Greatest Piece Of Good Fortune In Coming To Rugby Was That I Passed So Low Into The School . That I Came At Once Into The Hands Of A Most Remarkable Man Whom I Might Otherwise Never Have Met. This Was Dr W.H.D. Rouse." Rouse Was Appointed Headmaster Of The Perse School Cambridge In 1902. While In Charge He Restored It To A Sound Financial Footing Following A Crisis. As A Teacher He Believed Firmly In Learning By Doing As Well As Seeing And Hearing: Although The Curriculum At The Perse Was Dominated By Classics He Urged That Science Should Be Learned Through Experiment And Observation. He Was A Strong Personality Described By The Archivist Of The Perse School As The School's Greatest Headmaster: "Rouse Was Strongly Independent To The Point Of Eccentricity. He Hated Most Machines All Bureaucracy And Public Exams." He Retired From Teaching In 1928. In 1911 Rouse Started A Successful Series Of Summer Schools For Teachers To Promulgate The Direct Method Of Teaching Latin And Greek. The Association For The Reform Of Latin Teaching Arlt Was Formed In 1913 As A Result Of These Seminars. Also In 1911 James Loeb Chose W. H.D. Rouse Together With Two Other Eminent Classical Scholars T. E. Page And Edward Capps To Be Founding Editors Of The Loeb Classical Library. Rouse Is Known For His Plain English Prose Translations Of Homer's Ancient Greek Epic Poems The Odyssey 1937 And The Iliad 1938. He Is Also Recognized For His Translations Of Plato's Dialogues Including The Republic Apology Crito And Phaedo. <br/> <br/> Fisher, Son and Co hardcover

Arroyo Seco Books · États-Unis583,22 $US≈ 493,46 €