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202010946<b>"Φουστάνια" Î±Î½Î±Î³ÎµÎ½Î½Î·ÏƒÎ¹Î±ÎºÎ¿Ï Ï„Ïπου στη Χίο 16ος αιώνας-αÏχÎÏ‚ 20Î¿Ï - ΛαογÏαφική συμβολή στην τυπολογική Ï€ÏοσÎγγιση των τοπικών ενδυμασιών<br /><br /><i></i></b><b><i>"Dresses" of Renaissance Type in Chios Island 16th - Early 20th Centuries - A Laographical Contribution to the Typological Approach of Local Costumes</i></b><b><i> <br /><br /></i></b>Athens 2020. In Greek with English summary. Soft cover 28 cm 256 pp. ill. ISBN: <b>978-960-244-215-9.<br /></b><b><i><br /></i></b>Presents discusses and interprets the formation and evolution of women's clothing patterns pleated "dresses" that prevailed on the island of Chios Chora and Mastichochoria directly influenced by the female Italian dresses mainly that of Genoa. The work is the result of the author's systematic research in museum collections bibliographic sources local houses and private collections but it is also based on oral testimonies and interviews.<br /><b><i><br /><br /></i></b> Piraeus Bank paperback
2565524 February 1836. A document of some historical significance. The context of is described in Chalmers' entry in the Oxford DNB: 'In 1835 the whig government of Viscount Melbourne appointed a royal commission of inquiry to investigate church accommodation in Scotland but the commission moved slowly about its work and angered Chalmers and the church extensionists by what they perceived as stalling methods and a bias towards the dissenters.' Lister's entry explains his involvement stating that on 19 July 1835 'he was one of those commissioned to investigate the opportunities for religious worship and the means of religious instruction in Scotland.' From the papers of Lister's wife the future Lady Theresa Lewis 1803-1865. 4pp 12mo. Forty-five lines. On bifolium. In good condition lightly aged. Folded for postage. Signed ‘Thos Chalmers. / With Dr Chalmers most respectful acknowledgments to Mr Lister.’ Dated in pencil by Lister ‘Feb 24. 1836.’ Chalmers dives straight in without a salutation: ‘1. It is most desired that an interim report on the Statistics of those localities for which New Churches are now in preparation and their claims to an endowment - should be completed as soon as possible.’ In the second point Chalmers states ‘That an endowment should in every instance be accompanied by the enactment of a low rent rent and a district be assigned to the place of worship with a preference to its sittings in favour of the people who reside in that district.’ The third and last point covers two pages of close text. It goes into greater detail about ‘a low-rent rent and a territorial district’ with respect to ‘dissenting ministers’ ‘established church’ ‘Legislature’ and ‘meeting-houses’. [24 February 1836.] unknown
198618630<p>Reprint of 1976 edition. Fine hardcover no DJ. Dark red cloth over boards gilt titles on front cover and spine. Bright clean square covers and spine are As New; very light dust spotting on text block top edge; tightly bound; bright crisp clean interior. 8vo 176 pp; bibliography. See OCLC #18368120.</p> Atlanta GA: Scholar's Press for Harvard Semitic Museum hardcover
A9783111657837Hardback. New. <p> Welche Bedeutung hat die Gliederung der Geschichte in Epochen für die historische Forschung und welche Differenzierungen können als plausibel gelten Die Beiträge des Bandes gehen davon aus dass Epocheneinteilungen – oder ihr Fehlen – die Perspektive auf die Quellen und ihre Interpretation maßgeblich beeinflussen können. Die Basis für diese Argumentation bieten die in den Beiträgen diskutierten Definitionen und Kriterien für Epocheneinteilungen. Bei aller Unterschiedlichkeit votieren die Texte für die „Vormoderne" als Epochenbezeichnung für den Zeitraum vor 1800 und relativieren damit die übliche Differenzierung zwischen Mittelalter und Früher Neuzeit. Beteiligt sind Kolleginnen mit Forschungsschwerpunkten in Antike Mittelalter und Früher Neuzeit. Drei Kolleginnen mit Expertise im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert haben die Beiträge kommentiert und aus ihrer Perspektive eingeordnet. Der Band verdankt sich einer Vortragsreihe in der Bielefelder Kolleginnen sich anlässlich der Einrichtung des Profilbereichs ‚Vormoderne‘ an der Universität Bielefeld zu dem Konzept Stellung bezogen. Im Ergebnis zeigen die Beiträge dass ein differenziertes Bild der Gesellschaft der Gegenwart ganz wesentlich in ihrer Bezogenheit zur Vormoderne gewinnen lässt. </p> hardcover
2662367Atlanta: Scholars Press. AS NEW. 1998. 2-volume SET. Trade paperbacks. Total 1012pp Atlanta: Scholars Press paperback
183730149New York: Published by T. Mason and G. Lane 1837. Very Good. New York: Published by T. Mason and G. Lane 1837. Revised Later Edition. Octavo. 1003 pp. Five fold-out maps. Bound in full sheep; four raised bands and red leather title label to spine. Boards worn with brief exposure and some flaking; couple chips and black discoloration to rear. Binding sound. Bookplate of two former owners to front pastedown; brief tape remnants and moderate spotting to endpapers; marginal spotting to interior but legible throughout; maps toned and chipped along edges overall a Very Good and relatively well-preserved copy. Published by T. Mason and G. Lane unknown
193932180New York: Viking Press 1939. Very Good. New York: Viking Press 1939. First Edition Stated. Octavo; publisher's gilt cloth stamped in blue dark blue topstain; 10465pp. Light wear and spotting to cloth textblock and endpapers toned else a Very Good and sound copy albeit lacking the jacket. Viking Press unknown
197312621Garden City NY: Doubleday & Company 1973. Near Fine/Very Good. Garden City NY: Doubleday & Company 1973. First Edition. 12mo; publisher's cloth in decorative dust jacket; 12143pp. Light chipping and wrinkling to jacket extremities spine panel a shade sunned spine ends bumped else a Near Fine copy in Very Good dust jacket.<br /> <br /> A simplified retelling of the life of Jesus by the East Texas novelist and poet. Doubleday & Company unknown
182825728Brookfield MA: E. & G. Merriam 1828. Very Good. Brookfield MA: E. & G. Merriam 1828. 24mo; full contemporary gilt-tooled calf; xxvii28-192pp. Light scuffing to leather extremities tiny chip mid-spine 20th century ownership rubberstamp to front pastedown else a Very Good copy in an attractive American binding.<br /> <br /> Scarce American edition of the English Nonconformist minister's tract first published in 1658. None in the trade or auction record as of February 2023. Just four copies in OCLC Yale Earlham College AAS and U. Maine at Orono. E. & G. Merriam unknown
DADAX1566997577Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2014-08-20. hardcover. New. 6.36x0.75x9.24. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers hardcover
199247494Nashville TN: Broadman Press 1992. Very Good/Very Good-. Nashville TN: Broadman Press 1992. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's cloth in pictorial dust jacket; 448pp. Jacket margins a bit chipped and worn with shallow loss at top edge of upper panel only just grazing text top textblock edge a bit dust-soiled; Good to Very Good overall. Inscribed and signed by the author on front free endpaper the year following publication. Broadman Press unknown
2663132Reformation Heritage Books. NEW. 2015. Hardcover. Dust jacket. 192pp. Reformation Heritage Books hardcover
2650969T. & T. Clark. AS NEW. 2008. Original binding. Glossy-finish hardcover. 238pp. Index. T. & T. Clark hardcover
1673373863N.p. England 1673. Manuscript on paper with more than four dozen floral and ornamental head- and tailpieces. Text in an elegant hand within ruled borders 28 lines per page. 2 172 6 pp. Small folio. Eighteenth century vellum backed boards. Bookplate of the Duke of Sussex. Front inner hinge starting some dampstaining at top of leaves throughout the text. Manuscript on paper with more than four dozen floral and ornamental head- and tailpieces. Text in an elegant hand within ruled borders 28 lines per page. 2 172 6 pp. Small folio. From the Library of Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex 1773-1843 younger son of George III. His brothers were George IV and WIlliam IV<br /> <br /> An unsigned manuscript compendium of devotional prompts and theological texts in a legible and well formed hand including discourses expositions of Bible verses and a more substantial rebuttal of Thomas Tillam's book The Seventh-day Sabbath sought out and celebrated 1657.<br /> <br /> The manuscript is adorned with finely executed drawings of stylized flowers and architectural classical or heraldic ornaments. The headpiece of the rebuttal of the Seventh-day Sabbath is a nest of snakes.<br /> <br /> AN ATTRACTIVE MANUSCRIPT WITH DISTINGUISHED PROVENANCE. Provenance: from the Library of Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex 1773-1843 bookplate; General Theological Seminary unknown
1983063605Baker Book House 1983. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 2 volume set. Minor shelf wear to blue cloth hardcovers. Otherwise these are tight unmarked volumes. 1776 pp. Baker Book House Hardcover
181025723Bridgeport CT: Lockwood & Backus 1810. Very Good. New-London Con: Printed 1710 / Bridgeport: Reprinted by Lockwood & Backus 1810. Small 12mo; full contemporary flame calf black gilt spine label; xii13-144pp. Minor scuffing to leather extremities tiny loss at spine foot textblock a bit foxed and toned else a Very Good quite attractive copy.<br /> <br /> SHAW & SHOEMAKER 19834. Lockwood & Backus unknown
167931017London: s.i. 1679. Very Good. London: N.P. ca. 1679 First Edition. Broadsheet 30cm.; 2pp. Moderate wear and toning to margins some faint dust-soil else a Very Good example.<br /> <br /> Published version of a forged letter purportedly intercepted from an English Jesuit to the father rector of Brussels in which the author delineates the ways in which secret members of the Society of Jesus will undermine the British parliament trade and the monarchy: "Our Superlative Design is to work the Protestants as well as the Catholicks to welcome in a Conqueror and that is by this Means: We hope instantly to dissolve Trade and hinder the building of Shipping in devising probable Designs and putting on the State upon Expeditions as that of Cadiz was in taking away the Merchant Ships so that they may not easily catch and light upon the West-India Fleet" p. 2.<br /> <br /> The letter was in fact written by the courtier and mischief-maker John Maynard 1592-1658 and while most members of King Charles I's court accept the letter as genuine Maynard's patron the Duke of Buckingham recognized his favorite's hand.<br /> <br /> This printed edition coincides with the fabricated conspiracy of a Popish Plot which took hold of England and Scotland from 1679 to 1681 and was presumably used as evidence against the Catholics despite the fact that the letter had been debunked generations earlier. Date of publication conjectured by Wing.<br /> <br /> ESTC R224672 ; WING C-6169. s.i. unknown
1956067895Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark 1956. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 2 volume set. A little shelf wear to green cloth hardcovers. Owner signature on front end paper of each volume. Otherwise these are tight unmarked books. Index in second volume. cxcii 373 viii 497 pp. . T. & T. Clark Hardcover
176628680Boston: R. and S. Draper Edes and Gill and T. and J. Fleet 1766. Very Good. Boston: R. and S. Draper Edes and Gill and T. and J. Fleet 1766. First Edition. Octavo; modern stitched card wrappers upper cover titled in calligraphic manuscript; 40pp. A-E4 collated complete with half title page. Minor toning to textblock else a Very Good fresh and sound copy. <br /> <br /> Funeral sermon delivered following the death of liberal Congregationalist minister Jonathan Mayhew described by Chauncy as "a friend to liberty both civil and religious. And if his zeal at any time betrayed him into too great a severity of expression it was against the attempts of those who would make slaves either of men's souls or bodies" pp. 27-8. <br /> <br /> EVANS 10254. R. and S. Draper, Edes and Gill, and T. and J. Fleet unknown
179426874Newburyport: John Mycall 1794. Very Good. Nfwburyport sic: John Mycall 1794. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 2ii7-39pp. A3 B-E4 lacking half title page otherwise collated and complete despite error in pagination; woodcut initials head- and tail-pieces. Textblock a bit foxed else a Very Good sound copy overall.<br /> <br /> Earliest sermon preached by the youthful Congregationalist minister Daniel Dana 1771-1859 upon his ordination as the pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Newburyport. Dana struggles out loud in this sermon with the difficulties faced by his fellow-ministers: "Some congregants are pleased only with a low and grovelling style; while others can be satisfied with such a one only as is refined and elegant" p. 17. <br /> <br /> ESTC W30822; EVANS 26845. John Mycall unknown
179827925Boston: Samuel Hall 1798. Good. Boston: Samuel Hall 1798. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 31pp. collated and lacking half title page. Light dust-soil and faint dampspotting to exterior leaves signatures starting to separate else a Good example. <br /> <br /> "The history of the antient Republics of Greece and Rome is.particularly instructive to the people of America. The prosperity declension and ruin of those states experimentally show that virtue is the soul of republican freedom" p. 19.<br /> <br /> ESTC W38057; EVANS 34628. Samuel Hall unknown
180529443Salem: Joshua Cushing 1805. Very Good. Salem: Joshua Cushing 1805. Second Edition. Octavo; removed and bound with modern stitching; 22pp. A-C4 collated complete. Faint damp spotting and foxing to textblock else Very Good and sound. <br /> <br /> SABIN 58600; SHAW & SHOEMAKER 9094. Joshua Cushing unknown
179129322Hartford: Elisha Babcock 1791. Very Good. Hartford: Elisha Babcock 1791. First Edition. Small octavo; modern blue wrappers; 231pp. A-C4 collated complete. Leaves trimmed mostly erasing contemporary ownership inscription at head of title page light toning to textblock else Very Good and sound.<br /> <br /> Ordination sermon delivered by Enos Hitchcock 1744-1803 who served as a chaplain for the Continental Army in Massachusetts during the Revolutionary War before settling in Providence Rhode Island. The present oration delivered in the long wake of hostilities stating at one point that "It is our happy lot my fellow christians sic to live in a country that has the honor of exhibiting the first instance the world ever saw of a civil government established in favor of universal liberty" p. 17.<br /> <br /> ESTC W030803; EVANS 23442. Elisha Babcock unknown
180129438Boston: E. Lincoln / John West 1801. Very Good. Boston: Printed by E. Lincoln for John West No. 75 Cornhill 1801. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's plain blue stitched wrappers; 40pp. A-E4 collated complete. Shallow loss at spine ends textblock a bit dust-soiled and slightly ragged along margins contemporary ownership inscription at head of title page of the "Revd. Mr. Strong of Norwich" else a Very Good sound copy overall.<br /> <br /> New Year's sermon already nostalgically looking back to the glorious past especially that peak year 1798 when Washington was still alive and Adams was president: "God knows what scenes are to follow! WASHINGTON is called to the world of spirits and ADAMS will soon resign the high office which he now holds to another" p. 17. <br /> <br /> SABIN 39181. E. Lincoln / John West unknown
180428838Newburyport MA: E.M. Blunt 1804. Good. Newburyport MA: Printed by E.M. Blunt No. 6 State-Street 1804. First Edition. Octavo; disbound; 20pp. A-B4 C2 collated complete. Leaves loose but all accounted for stock rather heavily toned and dust-soiled fore-edge margins a bit ragged; a Good copy only of an uncommon Thanksgiving sermon.<br /> <br /> SABIN 25871; SHAW & SHOEMAKER 6344. E.M. Blunt unknown
