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D'ISRAELI, IsaacBiblio.com

Commentaries on the Life and Reign of Charles the First King of England

Jackson, Isaac [compiler]Biblio.com

The True Reading Made Easy

179512064Dublin: John Gough 1795. Later printing. Leather bound. Good. Isaac Jackson's The True Reading Made Easy printed in Dublin by Quaker printer John Gough in 1795 an important work in establishing piracy laws in England. Sixteenmo 142 2 pp. Period leather binding double ruled line border blind stamped on covers. Corners and edges rubbed worn through in places. Spine worn cracked with partial separation at front and back joints some loss of leather at ends. Some soiling and dampstaining to covers. Despite issues binding is stable. Woodcut illustrations all pages present. Toning to text pages some dog-eared pages from handling corners torn on pages 65/66. No notations except for a gift inscription on the front pastedown. Additional title page precedes the 1795 title page with the imprint listed as Dublin Printed and Sold by and for Robert Jackson 1793. Robert Jackson was Isaac Jackson's son and he had printed an edition of this book prior to his death in 1793. OCLC locates only one copy of the 1793 edition in the British Library. No copies of this 1795 Gough edition located in OCLC or NUC. Even with its flaws this is a nice example of a scarce eighteenth century primer. Isaac Jackson 1705-1772 was a printer bookseller and typefounder. Before becoming a printer in 1737 Jackson was a Quaker schoolmaster. He compiled his first Reading Made Easy in the 1740s and after several pirated editions began to appear he revised this work in 1759. When Jackson died in 1772 his printing and bookselling business passed to his son Robert 1748-1793 who printed The True Reading Made Easy in 1793. Robert died this same year and the business passed to his sister Rachel 1755-1836. The following year Rachel decided to retire and chose John Gough as her successor. Gough carried a large selection of children's books in his shop and he too printed The True Reading Made Easy in 1795. Gough died in 1818. John Gough unknown

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Leeser, Isaac, translator (1806-1868); RevAbraham de Sola, (1825-1882) sponsor v ABiblio.com

Torah Nevi'im U-Kethuvim . The Twenty-Four Books of the Holy Scriptures: Carefully Translated According to the Massoretic Text on the Basis of the English Version After the best Jewish Authorities; and Supplied with Short Explanatory Notes. 3rd edition.

51-5611Philadelphia: Printed by Sherman & Co. for Rev. Abraham de Sola 5633 1872-73. Quarto. 22 x 28.5 x 2.5cm. 8 1011pp.Original gilt with cartouches on roan covers and the rubbed name of the original owner C. Macnec or Macneo or Macned. New goatskin spine label and endpapers by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov.OCLC Number 1007213457Notes:Tables 4 p. with green and red borders for recording "Marriages Births Deaths Memoranda" at end.This is the first English translation of the Hebrew Bible produced and published in the United States. The translator Rabbi Isaac Leeser 1806–1868 was the head rabbi of the Synagogue Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia where he became America’s most prolific Jewish writer. He compiled a Hebrew reader and Jewish catechism and also edited The Occident the first Jewish periodical in America. Leeser’s translation of the Pentateuch was published at his own expense in 1845–1846 and the complete Bible was published for the first time in 1854. .Abraham de Sola 1825-1882 was a renowned rabbi scholar and lecturer whose popularity went far beyond the bounds of McGill or Montreal. Born in London to a prominent Sephardic Jewish family he gained recognition at a very young age for his writings on Eastern languages and literature as well as on Jewish history and scripture. In 1847 at only twenty-two years of age he moved to Canada to become the Rabbi of the Spanish and Portuguese Jewish Congregation of Montreal a community he continued to serve for thirty years. In 1853 McGill invited de Sola to become Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature and later also appointed him Lecturer in Spanish Literature. The great popularity of his lectures is perhaps best demonstrated by an extraordinary invitation in 1872: he traveled to Washington D.C. to deliver the prayer which opened that year’s session of the United States Congress. He was the first non-Christian theologian to perform this ceremony and his speech was very well received. Philadelphia: Printed by Sherman & Co. for Rev. Abraham de Sola, 5633 [1872-73] unknown

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Roller, E (Yitzhak Isaac Roller)Biblio.com

Ha-Milchama we-Ha-Mazor. La Guerre Franco-Allemande et Les Deux Sieges de Paris 1870-71 / Ha-Milhamah veha-Matsor. Ve-hi Lahat ha-Herev ha-Mithapekhet ben Tsarefat Ve-Ashkenaz ve-Sikhsukhe Tsarefatim be-Tsarefatim The War and the Siege. The Franco-Prussian War and the Two Sieges of Paris 1870-1871 EARLY SECULAR HISTORICAL MONOGRAPH IN HEBREW INSCRIBED & SIGNED

187850373Amsterdam: Levisson Freres/ Ha-Ahim Levisson 1878. First edition. Hardcover. vg- to vg. Large octavo. 24 178pp. 2. Period 3/4 brown pebbled buckram over marbled paper boards with gilt lettering and ruling on the spine. Separate Hebrew and French title pages. Inscribed and signed by the author in ink at the top of the half-title. This scarce work the second published by Yitzhak Isaac Roller 1832-1900 discusses the history of the Franco-Prussian War and the Sieges of Paris including the author's firsthand recollections of the events in detail as he experienced them. The text is notable as an early example of secular writing in Hebrew on a subject of contemporary history. It can be assumed that this was the very first work in Hebrew on the subject. The author states in the preface that his aim was to write on the subject using the poetic language of Biblical Hebrew including the addition of a few contemporary expressions. To this goal he choose to publish and print the book in Amsterdam in order to take advantage of the city's long and storied history of Hebrew printing. The initial unpaginated section contains an extensive list of subscribers for the author first book showing his appreciation for their previous support in French. Also included is a preface and dedication of the book to his deceased children in both Hebrew and French. The rest of the text is solely printed in Hebrew. Includes a few reproductions of original documents from the period. The final pages contains 2 pages of errata in Hebrew. Binding with some light sunning and rubbing to extremities. Minor scratches to the covers with a small abrasion on the front cover. Some foxing and water stains to the edges of the book block interior covers endpapers and first and last pages. Sporadic minor to light water stains to a number of additional pages throughout. Book block tight. Binding in very good interior in very good- condition overall. Hebrew title: ×”×ž×œ×—×ž×” ×•×”×ž×¦×•×¨. ×•×”×™× ×œ×”×˜ ×”×—×¨×‘ ×”×ž×ª×”×¤×›×ª ×‘×™×Ÿ ×¦×¨×¤×ª ×•××©×›× ×– ×•×¡×›×¡×•×›×™ ×¦×¨×¤×ª×™× ×‘×¦×¨×¤×ª×™× Author: ×¨×Ö¸×œ×œ×¢×¨ ×™×¦×—×§ ××™×™×–×§ Publication: ××ž×¡×˜×¨×“× ×‘×“×¤×•×¡ ×”××—×™× ×œ×¢×•×•×™×¡×¡××Ÿ ×ª×¨×œ"×— Yitzhak Isaac Roller 1832-1900 was an early Hebrew writer Jewish scholar and linguist. Born in Yaburov Galicia he later settled in Paris. His first work was an examination of the Sarcophagus of Eshmunazar II of Sidon 1875. His work translating the Phoenician text on the sarcophagus was acclaimed in Parisian academic circles and started him on his career as a writer and he was invited to become a member of the Societe Asiatique de Paris The Asian Society of Paris. Roller would go on write a number of other works of Biblical scholarship. Levisson Freres/ Ha-Ahim Levisson hardcover

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Trial; Thistlewood, Arthur; Cruikshank IsaacBiblio.com

High Treason!! The Whole Proceedings on the Trial of Arthur.

1817657281817. With a Duplicate Colored Frontispiece Annotated by George Cruikshank Trial. Thistlewood Arthur 1770-1820 Defendant. Watson James Defendant. Preston Thomas Defendant. Hooper John Defendant. Cruikshank Isaac 1764-1811 Illustrator. Cruikshank George 1792-1878 Annotation. High Treason!! The Whole Proceedings on the Trial of Arthur Thistlewood Gent. James Watson The Elder Surgeon Thomas Preston Cordwainer And John Hooper Labourer: Upon an Indictment Found Against Them for High Treason. Fairburn's Edition. London: Printed by W. Marchant; Published by John Fairburn 1817. 23 parts comprising 360 numbered columns. Folding frontispiece two plates. Complete. Octavo 9" x 5-3/4"; 22.86 x 14.60 cm. Original plain paper-covered publisher boards with contrasting spine untrimmed edges. Some soiling and staining moderate edgewear spine abraded and worn front board detached early owner signature L. Palmer and later owner bookplate of William Hartmann Woodin 1868-1934 to front pastedown. Moderate toning to text minor oil stains and dampstains to a few leaves. Brief annotations in pencil to front pastedown and verso folding plates both entry references to Douglas's Works of George Cruikshank interior otherwise clean. Duplicate of folding frontispiece hand-colored and with an annotation by George Cruikshank laid in. It is lightly soiled lightly edgeworn and beginning to tear along fold lines later reference annotation to Douglas bibliography to top margin. Items housed in a quarter-morocco over cloth slipcase with raised bands and gilt title to spine. Moderate rubbing to extremities. A unique copy of a rare title. $950. First and only edition. A "Fairburn's Edition" which provides the "whole proceedings" of the trials. It includes verbatim accounts of the evidence presented arguments from defense attorneys and the cross-examination of witnesses. The trials occurred during a period of significant post-Napoleonic War economic hardship and political repression in Britain. The defendants were part of a movement advocating for radical reforms like universal suffrage and land redistribution. The men organized two mass meetings at Spa Fields to protest and petition the Prince Regent. While the first meeting was largely peaceful the second on December 2 1816 devolved into a riot. unknown

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[Historiae Augustae] (Casaubon, Isaac, ed)Biblio.com

Historiæ Augustæ Scriptores Sex. Aelius Spartianus Julius Capitolinus Aelius Lampridius Vulcatius Gallicanus Trebellius Pollio et Flavius Vopiscus .

54541Parisiis Paris: Apud Amberosium & Hieronymum Drouart . cum privilegio Regis 1603. First edition thus. 2 parts in 1 vol. 4to. pp. xx 375 lvii; 576 xxxvi. Illustrations in text. Title-page to first part in red and black to second part in black only woodcut initials and head- and tail-pieces with final errata leaf. Top corner of title-page a little frayed first leaf of text with 2-line note in blue biro to head margin head margins a bit dusty with very occasional light dampstains occasional spots of foxing a few paper flaws to fore-edge margins. Small scorch marks to pp.47-8 and pp.101-4 affecting a few letters smudgy mark ink or wax to fore-edge margin pp.115-22 ink spots to p.345. Contemporary semi-limp vellum fore-edges slightly overlapped. Quite browned covers somewhat creased ties lost turn-ins lifting without ffep but still good and sound overall. Latin inscription in an old hand to title-page translates roughly as 'from the common library of the preachers of Dijon'. First appearance of Casaubon's edition of this collection of biographies of the emperors from Hadrian to Carinus considered to be the first critical edition and also the first to use the title Historiæ Augustæ. The title as recorded on the 9th-century Codex Palatinus manuscript of the Vatican Library is Vitae Diversorum Principum et Tyrannorum a Divo Hadriano usque ad Numerianum Diversis compositae and it is generally thought that the work may have been originally known as de Vita Caesarum or Vitae Caesarum. In early editions 'the emphasis had been laid on the Latin text but in the seventeenth century the work of the editors included not only textual emendation but comment and illustration. Of these editions the first was that of Casaubon published in 1603. It was not unnatural that these biographies should have attracted the editor of Suetonius and Polybius and the scholar who wrote in the preface to his edition of the Historia Augusta that "political philosophy may be learned from history and ethical from biography."' from David Magie's introduction to his 1921 Loeb edition. Though its authenticity was regarded with a little scepticism Casaubon's edition was for hundreds of years used as a genuine source by historians including Edward Gibbon in the first volume of his Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Browning sums up the tricky position the work occupies: "in modern times most scholars read the work as a piece of deliberate mystification written much later than its purported date however the fundamentalist view still has distinguished support. The Historia Augusta is also unfortunately the principal Latin source for a century of Roman history. The historian must make use of it but only with extreme circumspection and caution." 'Biography' in The Cambridge History of Classical Literature: Volume 2 1983. Graesse III 303; Sandys II 209; Schweiger II 384. Parisiis [Paris]: Apud Amberosium & Hieronymum Drouart, [...] cum privilegio Regis, 1603. hardcover

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