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Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnThis is a reproduction of the original artefact. Generally these books are created from careful scans of the original. This allows us to preserve the book accurately and present it in the way the author intended. Since the origina.
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Gebunden. Condizione: New. KlappentextThis work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original w.
Altre immaginiThe Song Of Songs (1849) An Erotic Sexual Love Poem * Bible * Marriage Memento, Gift, Sensual Love Token, King David Solomon (Modern Edition)
Owen Jones (Illustrator Of Illuminated Text Style); King James Version Of Bible Book ; King David Aka Solomon In The Biblical Heritage; Longman & Co (1849) Reprint By Portable Trunk Publishers (C. 2020)
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Paperback, folded chapbook. Condizione: VG, Like New. No Dust Jacket. Modern reprint, no edition stated. Soft Cover Book, Glossy Card Covers, Staple Bound Chapbook, Reprint, Very Good, Like New. ~ David (Prominent Author Of The Biblical Psalms) Aka King Solomon. King James Version. Owen Jones, Magnificent Artist/Illustrator. Ori…ginally Published By Longman And Co In 1849. This Is A Modern Replica Created By Portable Trunk Publishers, Circa 2020. Firmly Readable, Ideal For Collecting Or Gift Giving. Very Nice. Clean And Unmarked Text. Very Good Condition. Text Is In English. Reproduced Same As Original. -- Defects: None Found, The Stains Seen In The Photos Are Original To The Source Manuscript. The Book Is In Very Good Condition. 40 Pages Including Covers, Decorative Pages, Including Decorative End Papers. Ideal For A Wedding Gift Or Newlywed Memento. Context: The Two Lovers Are In Harmony, Each Desiring The Other And Rejoicing In Sexual Intimacy. The Women Of Jerusalem Form A Chorus To The Lovers, Functioning As An Audience Whose Participation In The Lovers' Erotic Encounters Facilitates The Participation Of The Reader. Paper / Soft Cover Reprint Edition In Very Good Condition, Flex Covers, Cloth Spine Bound, A Sturdy Book. It Would Make A Great Gift For The Fan In Your Life, Even If That's You. ~ We Appreciate Your Consideration Of One Of Our Books, Art Prints Or Novelty Items. We Strive To Offer Fast, Courteous And Professional Service To All Our Patrons. Reading Is One Of Life's Great Pleasures. Please Inquire For Further Details, Our Items Arrive Shrink Wrapped And Well Packed. 40 p. Owen Jones (illustratore). Book.
[ Arthur Chenevix Trench, publisher in firm of Kegan Paul, Trench & Co. ] Autograph Letter Signed ('A Chenevix Trench') to Rev. A. P. , regarding misprints in his father's works, and making 'young Bliss' into a 'good business man'.
Alfred Chenevix Trench (1849-1938), London publisher, with Charles Kegan Paul (1828-1902), in the firm of Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., son of Richard Chenevix Trench (1807-1886), Archbishop of Dublin
Editore: On letterhead of Kegan Paul Trench & Co. Publishers 1 Paternoster Square London. 17 October 1889
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1p., 12mo. In good condition, lightly aged. He is obliged for Brown's letter, 'pointing out misprints in my father's works. | Such communications are always valuable.' He is happy to say that 'young Bliss is working very well, & we shall make a good business man of him'.
Robert Warschauer. Eigenhändig signierter Geschäftsbrief an die Gebrüder Rothschild in Paris 1854
Robert Wilhelm Adolf Warschauer (1816-1884), jüdischer Kaufmann und Bankier, später getauft, bis 1849 im Magistrat von Breslau und Teilhaber des Bankhauses Oppenheim & Warschauer, heiratete 1840 die älteste Tochter des Bankiers Alexander Mendelssohn, 1849 Gründung des Bankhauses Robert Warschauer & Co. zusammen mit Eduard Veit, 1868 Trennung vom Mutterhaus Oppenheim in Königsberg, nach einem Schlaganfall 1878 übernahm sein Sohn die leitung des Bankhauses, einer der reichsten und einflussreichsten preußischen Bankiers
Lingua: Tedesco
Editore: Berlin: Robert Warschauer & Co 1854
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1. in brauner Tinte handgeschriebener Geschäftsbrief mit vollem Inhalt auf dünnem blauen Papier, Blattgröße 28 x 23 cm, geglättete Faltspuren, gequetschtes rotes Lacksiegel, ansonsten sehr gut 2100 gr.
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Editore: '18 Austin Friars London / 26 June ' 1826
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See his entry, and those of his brother and the recipient, in the Oxford DNB. 3pp, 4to. Bifolium. The letter had been torn in half, with loss of a strip of paper from the second leaf, resulting in damage to a couple of words from the valediction; it has been carefully repaired with archival tape, and is otherwise in fair conditi…on, lightly aged, with slight fading of the ink on the first page. The large signature 'James Smith' is clear and undamaged. Addressed to 'J. W. Croker Esq'. An interesting letter, casting light on the workings of the Georgian civil service. At the time of writing Croker was Secretary to the Admiralty. The first paragraph reads: 'My dear Croker / The Appointment of Sir Giffin Wilson to a Mastership in Chancery has occasioned a Vacancy in the Office of Solicitor to the Board of Ordnance: so called although its duties are those of a Barrister. Sargeant Adair hed that office formerly and it was the custom of the Board, up to his period, to obtain the Reports of the Solicitor, as their Counsel, through the information of their Assistant Solicitor. My father was at this Time the Assistant Solicitor: and from the difficulty of obtaining the Sergeants Reports in Time, the Board adopted the Practice of being content with those of my father, as their Assistant Solicitor: afterwards of my father & self as joint Assistant Solicitors, and now of myself singly. This practice has prevailed for upwards of thirty years.' In the second half of the letter he continues his explanation of the various situations of solicitor and assistant solicitor, before asking Croker if he could use his influence to push for a merger of the two posts: 'I need not say that I should feel gratified and obliged.' His father failed in a similar application twenty-five years before, as a member of parliament had to hold the office of solicitor. 'Latterly, however, you are aware that Sir G. Wilson was not in Parliament.' It is not clear whether Croker intervened, or whether Smith's application was went any further.
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Boston : George C. Rand & Co., 1849. Choate, Rufus, [1799-1859]. Carter, James G[ordon], [1795-1849]. Merrick, Pliny, [1794-1867]. Withington, George R.M. Proceedings of the Senate and House of Representatives upon the Petition of George R.M. Withington and others: Praying that James G. Carter be Removed from His Office of Justi…ce of the Peace for the County of Worcester: With the Opening Remarks of Hon. Rufus Choate upon the Constitutional Tenure of the Office of Justice of Peace and the Public Character and Services of Mr. Carter: The Answer of Mr. Carter: The answer of Mr. Carter.: The Closing Argument of Hon. Pliny Merrick: Report of the Joint Special Committee of the Senate and House of Representatives, Giving the Petitioners Leave to Withdraw Their Petition. Boston: George C. Rand & Co., 1849. 74 pp. Sewn pink printed wrappers. Moderately edgeworn and soiled. Internally clean. A good copy. $250. * a collection of the official proceedings from the Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives concerning a petition filed in 1849 by George R.M. Withington and others to have James G. Carter removed from his position as a Justice of the Peace for Worcester County. The volume documents the entire case, including: The opening arguments presented by the Honorable Rufus Choate, which focused on the constitutional tenure of the office of Justice of the Peace and defended the public character and services of Mr. Carter; The answer and defense provided by James G. Carter in response to the specific allegations made by the petitioners; The closing arguments delivered by the Honorable Pliny Merrick, which addressed the petitioners' allegations and the evidence they provided. The final report of the Joint Special Committee, which recommended that the petitioners be given "leave to withdraw their petition," effectively dismissing the attempt to remove Carter from office. Choate, a Massachusetts lawyer, orator and politician, is considered one of 19th-century America's greatest lawyers for his powers of persuasion and innovation in the courtroom. Boston : George C. Rand & Co., 1849. (illustratore).
[James Nisbet & Co., publishers] Letter Book
[James Nisbet & Co., publishers, booksellers, stationers - BBTI restricts dates to 1849 and other confusions) ]
Editore: 1850 1859 mainly 1850 1859 letters headed 21 Berners Street as is one from 1850 1859
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18 pages used, 4to, copies on flimsy paper of outgoing letters signed "James Nisbet & Co.", poor condition, front cover detached, one page detached and damaged, otherwise text complete and legible. Correspondents include a number of Reverends, inc. foreign. Subjects: (1850) They tell author ("Lecture") that his work will be in a…n edition of 3000 and that he has a large credit balance with them, anticipating how much profit he will make on "each succeeding thousand" (£25), the price. "It is a very handsome volume and, in fact, does the publishers no discredit"; a meeting of a Mr Turner's creditors; price levels and the need to reduce to sell; negotiations; creditors in "Mr Cork's affair"; their "claim against the Rev. A.J. Hudson"; tardy acceptance of an order (South African customer); acknowledgment of payment; prices of bibles influenced by the bindings - he lists examples including "Royal Folio Bible Dble pica Type with [Apoc?] at 5gns"; arrangement of dispatch of periodicals (reporting the "North American as out of print", the Galignani to be sent directly from Paris); discussion of "gratuitous help" in the formation of a correspondent's library; they offer to reduce a debt greatly to help a customer who has experienced a serious loss; [corresondent not identified but same as first copy letter above] they cannot accurately state printing costs without the manuscript, but give a detailed estimate: "Supposing the work to be similar to yr second series of Lectures we should say in round [underlined] figures the cost of 1000 copies wd be about £100 - leaving £10 or £11 to cover the expense of correction & advertising". He suggests that the whole edition would make £160 at 5/- ("without deduction for copies for Review &c") but warns him that he should not look for more than £40 profit. He outlines another scenario (1500 copies, expenses of distribution) and concludes with their wish to purchase the copyright and "taking the risk of an edition", and a postscript giving terms (10% for them after trade price considered - "25 or 24 @ 3/7"); they sent a catalogue to [Dr Taylor, Madras] and give terms - order with remittance, discount of 25% over £10, welcoming lsarge export orders for anything but law books; they ask [David D. Scott" to return the MS. "Tetraphonia by Da Costa" with as much of the translation which has ben completed; comment on the Preface to the MS. "God in Disease [to James F. Duncan; published by Nisbet in 1851], saying that the subject is not so much "in [their] department" to offer more favourable terms and want to stick with "half risk and half profit" with the proviso on future editions that they could change the terms. They recommend it be printed "any where but in Dublin" (Duncan's home city); (1859) [To Patrick Beaton re. "Creole and Coolies; or, Five Years in Mauritius" (pub. 1859; reprinted 1971) they make points in response to complaints, firstly that they did not print more than 500 copies but "to place the matter beyond all controversy" they have written to the printer. Secondly, a second edition would be expensive for various reasons (inc. engraving the vignette, charging for corrections), Thirdly, they discuss an error with a section of his MS.apologetically and ask to be informed of any other changes; [also to Patrick Beaton]; they are sending payment for the "[retranslation?] of thirty seven pages of MSS of a German Work". One copy letter is signed "James [Batton?]" indicating the writer of all.
Gardner, Edward (1784-1861), British Resident in Kathmandu 1816-29; [Nicollas, Sir Jasper, Future Commander-in-Chief, India] (1778-1849); Fagan, George Hickson, Adjutant General, East India Co. Army (1778-1821); [Weguelin, Thomas Matthias, Commissary General of Bengal] (d. 1828); Nicol, James, Office of Deputy Adjutant General, Field Army; Lumsdaine, William, Mayor, "Deputy Commissary General, Nepal." Historically Significant Collection of Eleven Original Manuscripts (Autograph Letters Signed and Period Copies of Official Dispatches) Related to the Planned Advance of a British Force under the Command of Colonel Jasper Nicolls to the Doti and Salena Districts in the Western Kingdom of Nepal in December 1815, during the Anglo-Nepalese War of
GARDNER, Edward (1784-1861), British Resident in Kathmandu 1816-29; [Nicollas, Sir Jasper, Future Commander-in-Chief, India] (1778-1849); FAGAN, George Hickson, Adjutant General, East India Co. Army (1778-1821); [WEGUELIN, Thomas Matthias, Commissary General of Bengal] (d. 1828); NICOL, James, Office of Deputy Adjutant General, Field Army; LUMSDAINE, William, Mayor, "Deputy Commissary General, Nepal."
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None. Condizione: None. Eleven original manuscripts, including seven Folios from ca. 32,5x21 cm (12 ¾ x 8 in) to ca. 31x19 cm (12 ¼ x 7 ½ in) and four Quartos from ca. 25x20 cm (9 ¾ x 7 ¾ in) to ca. 22,5x18 cm (8 ¾ x 7 in). Brown ink on watermarked laid or wove paper. Documents from 1 to 6 pp. each; in all 30,5 pp. of text. Thre…e official dispatches are signed by the superiors (G.H. Fagan, W. Lumsdaine, J. Nicol); three are certified as a "true copy" or a "true extract"; two documents are docketed on the last leaves. Fold marks, occasional minor creases or stains, one autograph letter by Edward Gardner is incomplete; overall a very good collection. Historically significant collection of eleven original rare manuscripts, providing a valuable insight into the process of preparation of a British advance to the western Kingdom of Nepal in December 1815 in the course of the Anglo-Nepalese War of 1814-1816. Caused by the rapid expansion of the Kingdom of Nepal in the 18th - early 19th centuries (in particular, the conquest of the princely states of Kumaon and Garhwal bordering the territories of the British East India Company), the war consisted of two campaigns. The first one culminated in the capture of the Gorkhali Malaun Fort by Sir David Ochterlony in May 1815, which led to the withdrawal of Nepalese troops to the territory east of the Kali River, leaving Gahrwal and Kumaon to British India (both are now parts of the Uttarakhand state of India). A peace treaty was signed "at Segowlie on the 28th November 1815, and was ratified by [British] Government with the usual salute, on the 9th December. <…> Under the impression that peace was restored, the preparations for the second campaign were suspended, and the commissariat officers, in their zeal for economy, went beyond the bounds of due discretions, discharging great part of the transport establishment and selling much of the grain collected in the frontier depot" (Frontier and Overseas Expeditions from India. Vol. IV. North and North-Eastern Frontier Tribes. Simla, 1907, p. 25; see more ). Nevertheless, during December 1815, it was discovered that the Nepalese government had not ratified the treaty, and the second campaign started south of Kathmandu in January 1816 with the decisive British victory near Makwanpur in March. According to the peace treaty of Sugauli, Nepal ceded roughly one-third of its territory, including Kumaon, Gahrwal and parts of the Terai; a permanent British representative (Resident) was stationed in Kathmandu (Edward Gardner, two of his letters are in this collection); and Nepalese troops, known as Gurkhas, started to serve in the British Indian army, where they were regarded as some of the finest and fiercest soldiers. The documents from the collection date back to November-December 1815, the time of the first signing of the peace treaty and the subsequent discovery by the British that the Nepalese government intended to continue military actions. All manuscripts are related to the organization of the British military force, which was being formed in Sitapur (now Uttar Pradesh state of India) under the command of Colonel Jasper Nicolls (future Commander-in-Chief of the Madras Army and Commander-in-Chief, India), with the goal "to penetrate into the provinces of Doti and Salena" in western Nepal (Frontier and Overseas Expeditions from India. Vol. IV, p. 32). Ultimately, Nicolls' force didn't take part in the military actions, as a quick, victorious campaign by Major General David Ochterlony south of Kathmandu effectively ended the war. The documents contain valuable information on the history of operations of the British Indian Army in Kumaon and along the border of western Nepal. Originals or copies of official dispatches from Adjutant General George Fagan, Commissary General of Bengal Thomas Weguelin, James Nicol (Office of Deputy Adjutant General, Field Army) and Mayor William Lumsdaine ("Deputy Commissary General, Nepal") refer to the formation of the British force in S.
