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179457547Prague: Schönfeld 1794. Second Edition. Engraved title vignette 12 engraved plates with contemporary hand coloring. Pp. 4 35. 1 vols. Square 8vo. Disbound. Title leaf closely trimmed at foot with loss of bottom of date. Private library stamp of Hans Ernst von Stockhausen Wuelmersen. Plates interleaved and tipped to later blank leaves at gutter. First gathering loosened a few leaves creased. Very good. Second Edition. Engraved title vignette 12 engraved plates with contemporary hand coloring. Pp. 4 35. 1 vols. Square 8vo. Illustrated handbook of poisonous plants including henbane thorn apple datura water hemlock ergot deadly amanitas false chanterelle etc. With brief account of various incidents of poisoning in Bohemia. The appendix treats subjects such as arsenic rabies suffocation and the purification of long sealed wells upon reopening.<br /> The full page handcolored plates give the German and Czech names for the plants and mushrooms.<br /> Rare and interesting. Not in the relevant bibliographies. Not in OCLC 3 locations only for first ed. Schönfeld unknown
1967218360Beijing Liaoning Shanxi.: Various Publishers. 1967. Collection of four Cultural Revolution newspapers edited by revolutionary and Red Guard committees in Beijing Liaoning and Shanxi. Newspapers such as these were published across China during the Cultural Revolution with many work units and education institutions publishing their own. All show browning a little heavier at edges a little staining and small tears at folds repaired with archival washi paper where necessary. Text in simplified Chinese characters apart from mastheads variously 55 x 39.5cm and 37.5 x 26cm. Issue 47 of 铜墙铁壁 published on 8 November 1967 6 pages published by the Liaoning Proletarian Revolutionary Liaison Station is a wholehearted denunciation of another newspaper the 辽宁报. Over 6 pages the banners and headlines call on people to criticise the Liaoning Bao because it’s ".an evil poisonous weed that opposes Mao thought .it’s a self confessed counter-revolutionary that has attacked the PLA. it has an evil plan to revive capitalism. and slanderously counters Mao’s opinion that the situation is good". <br> <br>Issue 26 of 铜墙铁壁 published 13 August 1967 4 pages includes an article about burying the ‘Song Dynasty’ - an attack on Song Renqiong 宋任穷 a northeast anti-Party group leader accused of opposing Mao’s proletarian revolutionary line spreading poison through the media and implementing the evil instructions of Deng Xiaoping and Liu Shaoqi. According to a page 1 article military units belonging to this group attacked PLA soldiers there was armed conflict and civilians were killed. The revolutionaries then went to Beijing to extract Song Renqiong to be handed over for criticism and struggle. <br> <br>Issue 63 of 长纓 1 November 1967 4 pages published by the Shanxi Yuncheng Criticize Liu and Deng Liaison Group focuses on the topic of revolutionising education. It begins with “The period of schooling must be shortened” and continues by quoting Mao in 1966 “capitalists and intellectuals can no longer dominate our education”. Issues such as “Transformation of Intellectuals” are explained quoting what Mao had said in 1943 1944 1956 and so on. Another article is a speech by General Ken Fu in the town of Yuncheng which had a problem with factionalism. He encourages unity in the fight against selfishness and revisionism and the study of Chairman Mao thought and its implementation “word for word”. <br> <br>Issue 5 of 风雷 29 September 1967 4 pages published by the Workers’ Congress People’s Literature Publishing House Revolutionary Rebel Group is a special issue on literary criticism. Articles target Liu Shaoqi Bo Yibo Tao Zhu and Zhou Yang for praising or failing to censure certain works. Of particular interest is the catalogue of 17 “black plays” on page 4 with descriptions of why they are "poisonous weeds" and a denunciation of Tao Zhu for praising them. He was labelled a traitor who was trying to restore capitalism. From having been number 4 in the Party hierarchy by the time this was written Tao Zhu had already been in prison for months. . Various Publishers. unknown
2004__0851996140C A B Intl 2004. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 600 pages. 10.50x6.50x1.50 inches. C A B Intl hardcover
1332791883.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
19482110502150415232Mirion-sha 1948. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Mirion-sha paperback
19872090502113718037Not Available 1987. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
