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Lewis Carroll; Maggie Taylor [Photographer]; Norman M Holland [Contributor];Biblio.com

Holland, Father - Reverend WBiblio.com

History of West Cork and the Diocese of Ross With stunning Ephemera: 1. Original Advertising-Leaflet as well as 2. An original Letter from the Southern Star informing the recipient: ".the History by Fr. Holland was all sold out long ago and no copies are to be had.Skibbereen 3/3/59".

194926752AB1949. Skibbereen Southern Star 1949. 8°. 427 VII pages. With numerous illustrations. Hardcover / Original cloth with lettering on spine and cover. The binding as usual slightly shaky but in unusually excellent condition. No splitting of Spine which is often the case with this book. Interior excellent. Name of preowner on front and rear pastedown. Now an extremely rare book it is hard to find this publication at auction in bookshops or anyone who lets it go from any private collection. The loosely inserted original Letter by the Southern Star in the year 1959 confirms how rare the book already was after its publication. The presence of the letter and the original advertising pamphlet 2 pages make this ultimately the rarest copy of the book we ever handled. Includes: St.Kieran St.Fachna The Corcalaidhe Monasticism in the Celtic Church The Sea of Ross Episcopal Succession in Celtic Ross Ross and the Danish Invaders From Clontarf 1014 to Kells 1152 The Coming of the Normans Completing the Conquest Mediaeval Times Native and Norman Families and Planter Families of West Cork and Ross The O'Mahonys and the Planter Families The Clash of Two Civilisations The McCarthys of Kilbrittain and the Town of Clonakilty The McCarthys of Glenachroim and the Town of Dunmanway The Mccarthys of Skibbereen and the Town of Skibbereen The O'Sullivans and the Town of Bantry The Reformation in the Reigns of Henry VIII Edward VI and Elizabeth The House of Desmond and the Battle of Kinsale The O'Donovans The O'Driscolls The O'Crowleys The Hurleys and the O'Heas The Barrys The de Courceys Ancient Parochial Ruins of Ross Diocese and Modern Parishes and Priests ancient and modern Ross Monastic Ruins Bishops of Ross from Norman Times to the present Day A - From the coming of the Normans to Bishop Boetius McEgan B - From Bishop McEgan to the present Day - a The general history of the Union b The Ecclesiastical History during the same period c The Bishops who ruled over Ross during the same period d The General and Local History during the 19th century and our own times e The Bishops who ruled over Ross during the 19th century and our own times. hardcover

Inanna Rare Books Ltd. · Irlande780,00 €

JEFFERYS, Thomas; HOLLAND, SamuelBiblio.com

A Map of the Island of St. John in the Gulf of St. Laurence; divided into Counties & Parishes and the Lots as granted by Government. to which are added The Soundings round the Coast & Harbours Improv'd from the late Survey of Captain Holland

1776324444London: Sayer and Bennett 1776. unbound. Map. Engraving with hand colored outline. Sheet measures 29" x 22". Image measures 27 1/4" x 14" A map of Prince Edward Island by Samuel Holland from Thomas Jeffreys' 1776"American Atlas". Holland arrived on Prince Edward Island in 1764 following the 1763 Treaty of Paris that ceded the territory to Britain. He spent two years mapping the island with his survey dividing the land into a series of townships known as "lots" parishes and counties. The map is extensively labeled with delicate hand-colored outline. A table in the upper left corner lists parishes and townships with their respective acreage. Another table in the top center of the map lists lots and proprietor's names. An inset map features the entire Gulf of St. Laurence extending from the river to New Foundland showing the northern coast of Nova Scotia the southern coast of Labrador and various islands in the gulf. This map is in excellent condition. Minor chips and tears to edges and a printers crease to lower margin not affecting the image. Otherwise clean and bright. Samuel Holland 1728-1801 was a Dutch-born surveyor who was appointed by the British government as Surveyor General of North America. Thomas Jefferys 1695 - 1771 was a leading mapmaker known for his detailed and influential maps of North America and the West Indies. Apprenticed to engraver Emmanuel Bowen in 1735 Jefferys began his career by engraving maps for "Gentleman's Magazine" before establishing his own business. In 1746 he was appointed Geographer to Frederick Prince of Wales and became Royal Cartographer to King George III in 1760. Despite facing financial difficulties and bankruptcy Jefferys' work was rescued and republished by Robert Sayer. His maps remained influential through posthumous editions by Sayer Bennet and others. Jefferys was succeeded by his son Thomas Jefferys Jr. and his plates eventually passed to William Faden. His contributions have had a lasting impact on cartographic history particularly in the mapping of North America. Sayer and Bennett unknown

Argosy Book Store · États-Unis850,00 $US≈ 719,19 €