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THE LIVING TRADITION

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Union Army Brigadier General Henry Moses Judah Signs Military Orders In The Immediate Aftermath Of The American Civil War

5146HENRY MOSES JUDAH 1821-1866. Judah was a Brigadier General in the Union Army during the American Civil War. DS. 2pgs. May 22 & 25 1865. Chattanooga Tennessee. A two-page military report signed â€œH.M. Judahâ€ and written in another hand. The first page appoints a board of three officers to inspect a quartermasterâ€™s store while the second page details their findings in favor of the quartermaster in question. â€œDated May 22 Proceedings of a Board of Survey convened at Chattanooga Tennessee in obedience to the following orderâ€¦Special Orders No 56 A Board of Survey composed of the following named Officers is appointed to meet at 9.30 A.M. on the 25th inst. at the office of Capt. S. P. Bradford aaqm to examine and report upon Forage for which he is responsible. Capt. C.H. Bryant 68th Ind. Vols â€œ Wm Abdill 16th U.S.C. Inf. 2nd Lieut M Buzzell 16th U.S.C. Inf By Order of Brig. Genl. H. M. Judahâ€¦dated May 25 The Board met pursuant to the above order. Present Capt. C. H. Bryant 68th Ind. Vos. Capt. Wm. J. Abdill 16th U.S.C. Inf and 2nd Lieut M. Buzzell 16th U.S.C. Inf The Board then proceeded to inquire into the condition of the following articles of Quartermaster stores for which Capt. S. P. Bradford A.A.Q.M. is responsible. Viz:- 72.00 Seven Thousand Two Hundred lbs. corn. It is the opinion of the Board after a careful examination of the above mentioned Quartermasterâ€™s stores which were found to be utterly spoiled and totally unfit for use caused by heating in bulk that Capt. S. P. Bradford A.A.Q.M. is in no way responsible for said damage and that he should not be held accountable for said Q.M. storesâ€¦â€. Judah also signed â€œHM Judah Brig Glâ€ below one of the dockets on the verso. The date of May 1865 is significant because the Civil War officially ended earlier that month. The two pages are adhered together at the top. It is in very good condition. unknown books

Stuart Lutz Historic Documents, Inc. · États-Unis300,00 $US≈ 253,83 €

IL ZANGRANDI CARVAGLIO Moses Baruch d. 1762ABAA

Calligraphic manuscript Italian and Latin verse copy book

SAV153Hardcover. Good. Italy possibly Piedmont 17th century. 181 leaves 96 x 140mm. A pocket-sized copybook written in a uniform italic script in brown ink recto only on laid paper. Each page with double ruled border framing Latin verse lines from De rebus gestis Alexandri Magni The Life and Exploits of Alexander the Great by Quintus Curtius Rufus with Italian translation and proverbial sayings in Italian on miscellaneous subjects signed intermittently Il Zangrandi or Gioseppe Zangrandi. Oblong contemporary sheep over pasteboard; some slight worming mostly at beginning and end some minor chips on spine and back cover otherwise good. Ownership signature of Moses Baruch Carvaglio on the last leaf in Italian Io Moise filgiolo sic di Jacob di Josef Baruch Carvaglio under an anecdotal note in his hand about an incident of extreme cold which froze over the lagoon and parts of the Venetian canal in 1708. <br/><br/>An interesting 17th-century calligraphic copybook of excerpts from the great Roman history of Alexander the Great and with popular sayings written in Italian and Latin once owned by important Venetian Jewish coral merchant Moses Baruch Carvaglio. The regal Alexandrian history "De rebus gestis Alexandri Magni" by Roman historian Quintus Curtius Rufus was much appreciated in Italy during the early modern period. Adaptations for Alexander romances and an incunable tradition was in place from at least the 1470s. The name Il Zangrandi seemingly the writer of this collected verse could be Virgilio Giangrandi 1589-1630 a Piemontese typographer active in Savigliano at the turn of the seventeenth century. References to this printer under the name Il Zangrandi and working with works in Latin verse do exist if only fragmentary. We do know that along with his brother Giovanni Virgilio Giangrandi moved from Milan to Asti in 1588 and their printing company remained in operation until at least 1691. The Zangrandi press was also known to produce religious and biographical works. It is possible Virgilio or an apprentice was in part responsible for creating this eclectic copybook which celebrates portions of the Roman Alexandrian epic and intersperses sayings from his native Italian. An interesting layer to the history of this manuscript is the eighteenth century ownership inscription of Moses Baruch Carvaglio a successful merchant and Jewish man based in Venice. In the 1730s along with his father and brother Moses operated a well-known trade business in coral beads. The Carvaglio family would have been tied to profitable Venetian mercantilism for most of the eighteenth century. The scribal beginnings of this copybook remain mysterious nevertheless two plausible figures from early modern Italy contributed to its creation and care. hardcover books

Sanctuary Books · États-Unis2 000,00 $US≈ 1 692,20 €

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