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Sanshoroku Part 1 Five Volumes ※Hara Sanemon Zurban

REVISTA MENSUAL DE FILOSOFIA, LITERATURA Y CIENCIAS DE SEVILLABiblio.com

Revista Mensual de Filosofía Literatura y Ciencias de Sevilla Tomo I. Fundada por D. Federico de Castro y D. Antonio Machado y Núñez

186946691Sevilla: Imp. de GironÃ©s y OrduÃ±a 1869.- TOMO I. con 378 p. 2 h.: Una lÃ¡mina litogrÃ¡fica plegada representando diversos utensilios de la edad de piedra; 4Âº 235 x 17 cm; Enc. en Media Piel Nueva de finÃsima ejecuciÃ³n.- COMIENZA LA RESVISTA DICIENDO: "La RedacciÃ³n a los Lectores. La libertad de pensamiento de asociaciÃ³n y de enseÃ±anza devolviendo a los centros cientÃficos la individualidad que habÃa absorvbido el Gobierno hasta donde esto es posible mediante reglamentos y disposiciones represivas exige Ã³rganos de inmediata y contÃnua comunicaciÃ³n que al par que sirvan de mutuo estÃmulo y ayuda prepares la verdadera unidad que solo puede resultar de racionales convicciones. Para cumplir estos fines en cuanto estÃ© de nuestra parte hemos fundado ESTA REVISTA. Cualquiera que sea el mÃ©rito de sus trabajos no obedecerÃ¡n nunca mÃ¡s que a las elevadas aspiraciones de la Ciencia". SÃ³lo ofrecemos este raro TOMO I. Las 4 primeras hojas tienen en su esquina superior externa una pequeÃ±a perforaciÃ³n de polilla que ha sido restaurada la primera hoja ademÃ¡s tiene mÃnimas faltas en el margen externo. Al final la penÃºltima hoja del Ãndice estÃ¡ reparada de un pequeÃ±o desgarro en su base junto al margen interno. Al parecer debe de faltar la portada aunque la revista empieza en la pÃ¡gina 1. Por lo demÃ¡s se encuentra en buen estado con una encuadernaciÃ³n magnÃficamente ejecutada. Esta rara revista sevillana se publicÃ³ entre los aÃ±os 1869 al 1874. ComenzÃ³ su ediciÃ³n una vez proclamada la ConstituciÃ³n aprobada bajo el Gobierno Provisional de 1868-1871 en la RevoluciÃ³n de 1868 que puso fin al reinado de Isabel II. ANDALUCÃA Libro en espaÃ±ol [Imp. de Gironés y Orduña] hardcover

Librería Miguel Miranda · Espagne650,00 €

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth; Thoreau, Henry David; Bremer, FredrikaBiblio.com

Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature Science and Art vol. 1 Jan. to June 1853

1853003233New York: G.P. Putnam & Co 1853. Hardcover. Very Good. iv 703 1 p. 1 leaf of a plate showing the residence of J.P. Kennedy Ellicott's Mills Md. 1 double-page wood-engraved view of New York City: in-text illustrations map; 24 cm. Contemporary half calf with marbled paper over boards. Six spine compartments between raised bands; gilt-stamped title in second compartment: "Putnam's Magazine vol. 1." All page edges red. Marbled endpapers. Edited and with contributions by Charles Frederick Briggs George William Curtis and Parke Godwin. George Putnam sought to focus on American writers and American literature in the magazine he established in 1853. This volume includes first appearance of two poems by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- The Warden of the Cinque Ports and Galgano the latter a verse translation of a story from Il Pecorone by Giovanni Fiorentino; The Fountain of Youth by James Russell Lowell; Old Ironsides by James Fenimore Cooper; Ornithomanes by Henry William Herbert; The Living Corpse a Poe-inspired story by the suicidal William North; and three parts of Henry David Thoreau's Excursion to Canada published with additonal material in 1866 as A Yankee in Canada. The focus on American writers includes Briggs' reflections on the popularity of Uncle Tom's Cabin in Uncle Tomitudes; Fitz-James O'Brien in Our Young Authors on Herman Melville; and The Student Life of Daniel Webster by Edwin D. Sanborn. This volume also includes both Henry James Sr.'s declaration of the inferiority of women in his Woman and the "Woman's Movement" and contributions by women writers--Virginia in a Novel Form by Mrs. Hicks Rebecca Brodnax Hicks 1823-1870 who published The Kaleidoscope a weekly newspaper in Petersburg Va.; Mary Spears by Elizabeth F. Ellet 1818-1877 author of The Women of the American Revolution; and Midnight Sun by Fredrika Bremer. It features articles about Cuba Japan and Honolulu; the occult Modern "Spiritualism" by Horace Greeley; Ericsson's caloric ship; New York City in Clarence Cook's series New-York Daguerreotyped and in The Benevolent Institutions of New-York by Charles Loring Brace. It also includes the popular Have We a Bourbon Among Us and The Bourbon Question by Charles H. Hanson who argued that the Rev. Eleazar Williams a missionary to the Indians was actually the dauphin Charles Louis son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. In Very Good Condition: rubbed most heavily at corners but solid; occasional light foxing; a few sections of pages have browned but most have not; clean and tight. G.P. Putnam & Co hardcover

Classic Books and Ephemera · États-Unis201,00 $US≈ 170,07 €

Philatelic MagazinesBiblio.com

PREMIER ISSUES OF FIVE 19TH CENTURY PHILATELY PERIODICALS: EACH VOLUME I NUMBER. 1: THE AMERICAN STAMP JANUARY 1889 THE ILLINOIS PHILATELIST APRIL 1893 THE PHILATELIST APRIL 1893 THE PHILATELIC CALIFORNIAN OCTOBER 1893 THE TRANSCONTINENTAL PHILATELIST DECEMBER 1893 ;

189388119Various 1893. Pamphlets. Very Good. Five premier issues of unique phiilatelic magazines published from 1889-1893 each being the Volume I Number 1 of that title. Each publication includes a combination of articles editorials stories advertising want ads and listings. All pamphlets have a vertical fold-line at center. All show light age-toning. THE AMERICAN STAMP JANUARY 1889; Vol. I No. 1: A Monthly Magazine in the Interest of Philately. Published by D.B. Crockett Newark New Jersey. Stapled twelve page pamphlet with tan wraps. Black title and checkerboard design to front. Shelfwear along top-edge; thumbing to upper left corner. One inch closed tear to page 11. Includes listing of Philatelic Societies in the USA. Good plus condition. THE ILLINOIS PHILATELIST APRIL 1893; Vol. I No. 1: A Monthly Devoted to the Interest of Stamp Collectors. Published by Albert G. Smith Palatine Illinois. Twelve page stapled pamphlet with tan paper wraps. Black frame and title to front. Rust to the single staple. Very good condition. THE PHILATELIST APRIL 1893; Vol. I No. 1: A Monthly Magazine Devoted to Stamp Collecting. Published and edited by Lewis Bishop Denver Colo. 5 cents per copy. Twenty-two page stapled pamphlet with tan wraps. Black title and elaborate stamp collecting design with front. "Speciman Copy" stamped to top of front cover. Includes Dealers Directory. Very Good condition THE PHILATELIC CALIFORNIAN OCTOBER 1893; Vol. I No. 1: Published Monthly by the California Philatelic Press Club San Francisco. Stapled 16 page pamphlet with tan wraps. Dark brown title and design to front. "Sample Copy" stamped to top of page 1. Very Good condition. THE TRANSCONTINENTAL PHILATELIST DECEMBER 1893; Vol. I No. 1: A Monthly for Philatelists Edited by E.S. Lawson. Published by The Transcontinental Philatelist Publishing Company Waukegan Illinois. Stitched 18 page pamphlet with light blue wraps. Black title to front. Edges of wraps fragile with cover separated at spine fold. "Sample Copy" stamped to front. Good condition. Various unknown

Aardvark Rare Books · États-Unis440,00 $US≈ 372,28 €

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