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Instead of a Book by A Man Too Busy to Write One: A Fragmentary Exposition of Philosophical Anarchism

189325555New York: Benj. R. Tucker Publisher. Very Good-. 1893. First Edition. Hardcover. no dust jacket moderate wear to edges and extremities slight exposure of boards at lower corners previous owner's stamp and another previous owner's signature on ffep the two sharing a last name probably a father and son; see notes. B&W photo frontispiece of the author Primarily an anthology of writings articles essays letters to the editor from the publication "Liberty" founded in 1881 by Tucker and published by him until 1908. Per scholar Wendy McElroy it's "widely considered to be the finest individualist-anarchist periodical ever issued in the English language" and per Wikipedia "was instrumental in developing and formalizing the individualist anarchist philosophy through publishing essays and serving as a format for debate." The writings of Tucker 1854-1939 an anarchist and socialist again quoting Wikipedia "contributed to the development of both left-libertarian and right-libertarian political theory in the United States and were often reprinted in early libertarian journals." The book opens with an essay "State Socialism and Anarchism: How Far They Agree and Wherein They Differ"; the remainder of its contents are organized under the following headings: The Individual Society and the State; Money and Interest; Land and Rent; Socialism; Communism; Methods; and Miscellaneous. 512 pages including the Index plus two pages of advertisements in the back: one for "Liberty" itself 'The Pioneer Organ of Anarchism in America"; subscription two dollars a year the other a list of a dozen works of "Anarchistic Literature" that could be mail-ordered from Mr. Tucker. The book was published in London in 1895 and Tucker himself issued a second edition in 1897 but this 1893 printing was the first; library holdings are plentiful enough per OCLC but quite scarce in commerce. The ownership stamp on the ffep is that of Frank E. Hartung a long-serving 1942-1978 professor of sociology at Wayne State University; the signature just beneath it is of Dr. Urban L. Hartung Sr. presumably Prof. Hartung's father. . Benj. R. Tucker, Publisher hardcover books

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Trusler Thomas; by the author of Principles of Politeness &cABAA

The Honours of the Table or Rules for Behaviour During Meals; with the whole art of carving illustrated by a variety of cuts. and the method of distinguishing good provisions from bad: to which is added a number of hints or concise lessons for the improvement of youth on all occasions in life. Fourth Edition

18057152Bath: Printed by Gye and Son for the author and sold by J. Souter 1805. Duodecimo 17.5 x 10.5 cm. 72 4 229-240 pages. Illustrated with twenty-one wood engravings after John Bewick see Hugo The Bewick Collector. London 1866-68 3787. Advertisements for author's other publications at rear with a twelve-page section from one of those publications The Progress of Man. Two additional woodcuts within that sample. Stated "fourth edition". Date from external information based on the fifth edition by the same publisher which has a stated publication date of 1805. First issued in 1788 this juvenile etiquette manual for mealtime is best known for its extensive section on carving well-illustrated with nineteen handsome woodcuts of carving instruction for different cuts of meat in addition to an image of the author's coat of arms on the verso of the title page and an illustration within the publisher's advertisements. Oxford points out that the book contains "curious information as to the habits of the day. For example the custom of 'a gentleman and a lady sitting alternately around the table' had only been lately introduced." Trusler 1735-1820 was the editor of Lord Chesterfield's Principles of Politeness 1785 and has been described as an "eccentric divine literary compiler and medical empiric" DNB. ~ Some light soiling throughout; a few small dog ears but generally clean and sound. In contemporary full tree calf; some light edge wear and leather just starting to separate at the gutters. OCLC locates eleven copies of this issue and nine of "fifth edition" of 1805 n.b. all Gye printings are identified as microform by OCLC; Bitting 466 other issues; Cagle 1026 ff. for other editions; Maclean page 142; Opie Collection of Children's Literature 008:158; Oxford pages 116-7; citing earlier editions are: Pennell page 163 Schraemli 485; and Simon BG 1477. Printed by Gye and Son, for the author, and sold by J. Souter hardcover books

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Trusler Thomas; by the author of Principles of Politeness &cABAA

The Honours of the Table or Rules for Behaviour During Meals; with the whole art of carving illustrated by a variety of cuts. Together with directions for going to market. by the author of Principles of politeness &c. For the use of young people. Second Edition

17916553London: Printed for the author at the Literary-Press No. 62 Wardour Street Soho and all Book-sellers in Town and Country 1791. Duodecimo 16 x 10.5 cm. 120 4-12 pages. Illustrated with twenty-one wood engravings. Publisher's advertisements at rear. ~ Second edition. First issued in 1788 this juvenile etiquette manual for mealtime is best known for its extensive section on carving well-illustrated with nineteen handsome woodcuts of carving instruction for different cuts of meat in addition to an image of the author's coat of arms on the verso of the title page and an illustration within the publisher's advertisements. Oxford points out that the book contains "curious information as to the habits of the day. For example the custom of 'a gentleman and a lady sitting alternately around the table' had only been lately introduced." Trusler 1735-1820 was the editor of Lord Chesterfield's Principles of Politeness 1785 and has been described as an "eccentric divine literary compiler and medical empiric" DNB. Some soiling throughout and a number of closed tears; lower corner of one leaf pages 119/120 torn off effecting one line of text on each page. In early marbled boards over half-calf with the spine now mostly perished with the structure now visible. Some signatures loose but all is present and still well-contained despite the spine. Now housed in an attractive custom clamshell box from Town's End Bindery. With the ownership signature of American historian Wilfrid Harold Munro. OCLC locates twenty-five copies of this London printing and ten of the Dublin issue of the same year; Bitting 466; Cagle 1026; Maclean page 142; Oxford page 117; Pennell page 163; Schraemli 485; Simon BG 1476. Printed for the author at the Literary-Press, No. 62 Wardour Street, Soho, and all Book-sellers in Town and Country hardcover books

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