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BERZELIUS Jons Jacob 1779 1848.ABAA

Reseanteckningar utgifna af Kongl. Svenska Vetenskapsakademien Genom H.G. Soderbaum.

Harrison Richard and De la Montagnie Jacob.ABAA

RULES / FOR THE /Government of the Alms-House / IN THE / CITY OF NEW-YORK/ APPROVED AND AGREED TO / AT A / COMMON COUNCIL / ON MONDAY THE SIXTH OF OCTOBER/ 1800.

37Printed by Furman and Loudon Opposite the City-Hall New York: 1801. Near Fine. Printed by Furman and Loudon Opposite the City-Hall New York: 1801.First edition. Copies of this imprint are found at the Library of Congress and at the New York Historical Society. 22 pages 6 7/8 in x 3 7/8 in; quarto; A1-4; B1-4; C1-3. Published by the order of the Common Council Robert Benson Clerk. Printers mark of a phoenix rising from flames with the printers motto Protection on the title page. This copy lacks the final blank with the printers advertisements on the verso. Shaw and Shoemaker 1023.Furman and Loudon were located at the corner of Broad and Wall Streets in New York City in 1800 opposite the City Hall. Small repair of paper loss to title-page without any loss of text. This copy is sewn into a plain wrapper and trimmed.This rare title is remarkable for the progressive compassion articulated in the provisions of governance and in the vision of its authors for the self-help solutions articulated for the paupers cared for by this early public assistance institution.Jacob de la Montagnie was a judge and held various elected positions as an elected representative of the people of New York. Notably in 1804 he served on the committee overseeing the funeral arrangements for Alexander Hamilton and for the hiring of Col. John Trumbull to paint a full-length portrait of Hamilton as a general for the sum of five-hundred dollars. Richard Harrison was one of the first three lawyers and the only lawyer from New York admitted to practice before the Supreme Court the first day it opened in New York in February 1790. Printed by Furman and Loudon, Opposite the City-Hall, [New York]: 1801. books

G.Gosen Rare Books & Old Paper, ABAA, ILAB · États-Unis2 000,00 $US≈ 1 692,20 €

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