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1935180426New York: Coward-McCann Inc 1935. 53/525; Signed by author. Hardcover. VG slight fading to cloth boards Pages of text and illustrations are very crisp and clean. Cardboard box is missing top and bottom has overall wear and one corner torn. Black cloth boards with gilt design on front cover; gilt spine lettering; vii 2 leaves 3-111 pp; 7 color illustrations on thick card stock with paper guards throughout. Black silk ribbon page marker. Issued in remnants of black cardboard box. "This edition is limited to 525 copies of which 500 are for sale in Great Britain and Ireland; each copy is numbered and signed by the author. This is number 53." Coloured drawings by Jacob Epstein. Includes a list of the 7 illustrations page vii. Table of Contents includes: He-She Standard Bearer of Affinity: 1. In this heroic age -- 2. That night the Man dreamt -- 3. The selfsame morning brought in an old man -- 4. Many days after -- 5. Prince Seafoamya and his famous coffee -- 6. Immoral nature -- 7. The crucifying story -- 8. Five beautiful daughters -- 9. He-She pufed with suspicion -- Brruggbrromm God of Love-Chaos: 10. When He-She left the den -- 11. Said and done -- 12. Suddenly He-She gloating over his trophy of types lifted up his cup -- 13. There was a rattling at the door -- 14. Scoffers mocked -- 15. The Jewish Critic nodded his shivering head -- 16. Synchronizing with this strained moment -- 17. Immediately a cry was raised -- 18. Each eye that gazed raised a query -- 19. Then He-She rose to the occasion -- 20. Now at the eleventh hour -- 21. Finally there was no voice -- The Lion of Judah Conscience of Israel: 22. During the Judgement Banquet -- 23. In the early days of adolescence -- 24. Tell me my Conscience -- 25. The Lion of Judah stormed -- 26. It happened when all being glowed with His Presence -- 27. The Lion of Judah jealously mused -- 28. From behind the veil of shame -- 29. The Lion of Judah lifted his head -- 30. The Man confirmed -- 31. The Lion of Judah enduringly listened -- 32. The Man lit a torch -- 33. The Lion's voice stopped with suddenness -- 34. When the Man was left in the ruin -- 35. Behold a master has chosen a servant -- 36. Into the soul of Jacob you poured your promise -- 37. Oh Israel Israel the world's crown and thorn -- 38. Woe to us -- 39. When the lap of the Shekhinah was still our cradle -- 40. Oh my God I can no more be still -- 41. Once o Lord God I called upon a simple just man -- Ahaviel Archangel of Love: 42. Many days had indifferently flashed past -- 43. But when the Lion of Judah savoured the sweet after-taste of He-She -- 44. Then the Archangel took the Crown from the Lion of Judah's head -- 45. And when the Seven Archangels enquired for the Archangel Ahaviel -- 46. And it came to pass as the Man was waiting -- 47. Yea the Lord denied it to me -- 48. All is known to the Lord of Passion -- 49. Then behold the Ahavah-Light shone down from Heaven -- 50. Listen o remnant -- 51. When I desired Moses to instruct your yet savage senses -- 52. From the darkness of the pit I undug the gold within you -- 53. And thus pivoted in your Holy Land you shall traverse the world -- 54. Behold I the Master shaped this planet to its perfection -- 55. Therefore cling to the Most High -- 56. Loveless and idol-burdened -- 57. And a day shall come -- I gathered word by word. Coward-McCann, Inc hardcover books

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Original Art. Moore Jacob BaileyABAA

Pencil sketch by Folk Artist Jacob Bailey Moore

1850587New Hampshire 1850. 75 x 160 mm. 3 x 6 Â¼ inches. Pencil sketch on blue paper. Â Includes small envelope 3 x 4 Â½Â inches with notation. Previous folds. Light browning at folds. Small pencil sketch of a girl in a bonnet and a man who appears to be an itinerant with patched clothes and a liquor bottle in his hand. A note on the envelope accompanying the sketch and entitled in faint pencil "N.H. Portrait Painter" is signed by E.S. Eaton who writes: Â "Enclosed is a drawing made by Mr. J. Bailey Moore upon a stray slip of paper as he sat making a call at our home. I a little girl was greatly pleased and have kept and been pleased with it ever since. I remember that my dear Mother was amused at the two funny figures. E.S. Eaton". Jacob Bailey Moore was born in Candia New Hampshire in 1815 and died there in 1893. For a brief time he worked in Boston before returning to New Hampshire. During his career he spent brief stints as a journalist and as a phrenologist as well as an itinerant artist. Moore is closely identified as a member of the "Prior-Hamblen" group of early 19th portrait artists. This group's work closely follows that of William Matthew Prior 1806 -73 and Sturtevant J. Hamblen 1837-56. Their portraits have been characterized as "very flat posterlike" and were painted in oils or gouache on a variety of backings including cardboard academy board or canvas. Numerous works signed by Prior have been identified as have a few signed by Hamblen. Signed works by other members of the "Prior-Hamblen" group are quite rare. Those known to have been painted by Jacob Bailey Moore feature a flat style almost identical to that of Prior. The writer may be Ellen S. Eaton who lived in Candia on a farm with her parents Henry M. and Eliza Parker Eaton. She was born in 1846 became a school teacher and appears to have never married. Ellen's father Henry M. Eaton was selectman a number of years town clerk a representative to the state legislature two years and also town agent. He was also Captain of Candia Light Infantry. He was married a second time to Hannah G. Lane who died in 1892. Â Appleton.Â Cyclopedia of American Biography IV pp. 380-1.Â Allibone's Critical Dictionary of English Literature and English and American Authors. II p. 1352.Â J. Bailey Moore Â History of the Town of Candia 1893. unknown books

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NEWTON Isaac 1643 1727 'sGRAVESANDE Willem Jacob 1688 1742.ABAA

Mathematical Elements of Natural Philosophy Confirm'd by Experiments: Or an Introduction to Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy. Written in Latin by the late W. James s'Gravesande. Translated into English by J. T. Desaguliers. The Sixth Edition greatly improved by the author.

1747RW1580London:: Printed by W. Innys T. Longman and T. Shewell C. Hitch and M. Senex 1747. 1747. 2 volumes. 4to. 4 lxxv 1 475 1; ii 389 33 pp. Original full calf raised bands calf gilt-stamped red & brown spine labels; joints cracked. Small rubberstamp on title. Very good. NICE CLEAN COPY. Sixth edition "greatly improved by the author" of 'sGravedande's extensive experimentation and instruction in Newtonian physics. The experiments range from basic physics to hydraulics optics electricity and astronomy. The entire work is profusely illustrated with folding engraved plates detailing among many other experiments and apparatuses a steam-powered Hero's Engine plate 78 a static electricity generator plate 79 the first magic lantern slide projector plate 109 the prismatic effect of a rainbow plate 120 and the known solar system plate 122. 'sGravesande "is the author of Elements de physique demonstres mathematiquement. . . ou introduction a la philosophie Newtonienne which was translated from the Latin and published at Leyden in 1746. In the second volume he gives a description of an electrical machine constructed on the plan of that of Hauksbee. It consisted merely of a crystal globe which was mounted upon a copper stand and against which was pressed the hand of the operator while it was made to revolve rapidly by means of a large wheel." Mottelay. / Willem Jacob 'sGravesande was a Dutch philosopher and mathematician. Born in 's-Hertogenbosch he studied law in Leiden and wrote a thesis on suicide. In 1715 he visited London and King George I. He became a member of the Royal Society. In 1717 he became professor in physics and astronomy in Leiden and introduced the works of his friend Newton in the Netherlands. He was ardently opposed to fatalists like Hobbes and Spinoza. In 1724 Peter the Great offered him a job in Saint Petersburg but 'sGravesande did not accept. His best remembered work is Physices elementa mathematica experimentis confirmata sive introductio ad philosophiam Newtonianam or Mathematical Elements of Natural Philosophy Confirm'd by Experiments Leiden 1720 in which he laid the foundations for teaching Newtonian physics. / 'sGravesande's chief original contribution to physics involved an experiment in which brass balls are dropped with varying velocity onto a soft clay surface. This demonstrated that a ball with twice the velocity of another would leave an indentation four times as deep that three times the velocity yielded nine times the depth and so on. He shared these results with Emilie du ChÃ¢telet who subsequently corrected Newton's formula E = mv to E = mv2. / 'sGravesande was also the owner of the oldest known magic lantern which was built around 1720 by Jan van Musschenbroek and is currently housed at the Museum Booerhave in Leiden. / "From the outset of his teaching both physics and astronomy 'sGravesande modeled his lectures on the example of Newton in the Principia and Opticks although in later years they incorporated other influences especially that of Boerhaave. Moreover he adopted from Keill and Desaguliers the notion of demonstrating to his classes the experimental proof of scientific principles accumulating an ever larger collection of apparatus as may be seen from successive editions of his Physics elementa mathematica experimentis confirmata. Sive introductio ad philosophiam Newtonianam Leiden 1720 1721. The scientific reputation of 'sGravesande is enshrined in this book which he constantly corrected and amplified in later editions. An 'official' English translation prepared by Desaguliers to whom copies of the Latin original were sent in haste was also issued in 1720 and 1721 and it passed through six editions. The booksellers Mears and Woodward printed a rival version under the name of John Keill. French translations appeared only in 1746 and 1747 but a critical review by L. B. Castel was published in the Memoires de Trevoux in May and October 1721. The book was at once welcomed by British and a number of German scholars." â€“ DSB V p. 510. References: Babson 70; Mottelay p. 181. Printed by W. Innys, T. Longman and T. Shewell, C. Hitch, and M. Senex, 1747. hardcover books

Jeff Weber Rare Books · Suisse2 250,00 $US≈ 1 903,73 €

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