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Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Here is "Political Science Quarterly", Volume VII, No. 3, published in September 1892, and published by Ginn & Company in New York. The Quarterly was edited by the University Faculty of Political Science of Columbia College. The periodical covered much of what was going on in politics and economics - not just nationally, but internationally also. Many of the concerns of the era, dire and otherwise, were discussed. The periodical offered a very extensive category of critical reviews of books and articles. TITLE : Political Science Quarterly ISSUE : Volume VII, No. 3 DATE : September 1892 EDITORS : University Faculty of Political Science of Columbia College IMPRINT : Ginn & Company PLACE : New York DETAILS : Quarterly periodical; printed cardstock cover, sewn; size : approx. 6" x 9 1/2"; volume pages 397 - 584 (188 pp) plus 8 pages of front and back materials (ads). The fore-edge and bottom edge are untrimmed, and the issue remains unopened (unread) CONTENTS : - Asylum in Legations and in Vessels, Part 3 . by Professor J. B. Moore (1860 - 1947). Moore was Assistant Secretary of State , a noted lawyer and professor at Columbia University. He was a recognized authority on international law. - The Utility of Speculation - by Albert Clark Stevens (1854 - 1919) A Mason, he was editor of the "Newark Evening News", and the New York "Commercial". He was an expert on secret societies, and was noted for his book "Cyclopedia of Fraternities" (which the full title of which is much longer). - Usury in Law and in Practice . by George K. Holmes (1856 - 1927) Holmes was an American economist and author. - Control of National Expenditures . by N. H. Thompson. Thompson is best remembered for his translation of Machiavelli's "The Prince" - The Crown and Democracy in England . by Prof. Jesse Macy. Macy was a historian and Professor of Political Science. He taught at Iowa State College and Grinnell College. - Irish Land Legislation, Part 2 . by Prof. Wm. A. Dunning . Dunning taught at Columbia University. His views on Reconstruction were controversial. - The Republican Party . by Prof. A. D. Morse. Professor Morse taught at Amherst College. - REVIEWS & BOOK NOTES (Too many to list) CONDITION . This is a previously owned periodical which is rather rough on the exterior, but which is unopened (ie: the leaves are still unseparated, as issued by the publisher) and thus unread, the interior being clean and unmarked - with the following particulars noted :: EXTERIOR - The spine has loss at both extremities; the spine is also considerably wrinkled; the front cover has scattered smudges, and has moderate weathering along the edges. The rear cover has some smudging, and weathering about the edges (most noticeably at the fore-edge. There is also a small tear and crease at the bottom part of the fore-edge. BINDING - There is evidence that some mending was done to the front cover's attachment to the whole (neatly effected). Else the whole is quite solid - the issue being unopened (ie: leave still joined). INTERIOR : Clean and unmarked.…

17pp, 10 figs, Printed Card Cover, VGC.

14pp, 7 figs, Printed Card Cover, VGC.

Hardcover. Three-quarter-bound black and marbled boards; [458] pp.; illustrations. A very nice volume of this weekly publication, "A Journal of Transportation, Engineering and Railroad News." Good (Boards are edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned/scuffed/foxed/smudged; inner hinges are cracked; some dampstaining from title page to 192, at the very top, approximately 1"x1" at its largest; interior is clean, but toned as expected with age, and there is occasional foxing or smudging; binding appears pretty solid.).…

Hardcover. Black and yellow illustrated boards with four raised bands and gilt lettering; 426 pp.; richly illustrated; some folded. Incredible illustrations fill this volume. Folded items are in excellent condition. Good+ (Boards are lightly edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned with some smudging; inner hinges are cracking; interior is clean, but lightly toned as expected, with age; there is some foxing and smudging; textblock appears solid.).…

Hardcover. Black and yellow illustrated boards with four raised bands and gilt lettering; 516, 24 pp.; richly illustrated; some folded. Incredible illustrations fill this volume. Folded items are in excellent condition. Good+ (Boards are moderately edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned with some smudging; inner hinges are cracking; endpapers are creased at the lower corner and have some staining; interior is clean, but lightly toned as expected, with age; there is some foxing and smudging; textblock appears solid.).…

Hardcover. Three-quarter-bound black and marbled boards; [626] pp.; illustrations. A very nice volume of this weekly publication, "A Journal of Transportation, Engineering and Railroad News." Good (Boards are edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; covers are starting a bit; textblock edges are toned/scuffed/foxed/smudged; inner hinges are cracked; interior is very clean, but toned as expected with age, and there is occasional foxing or smudging; binding appears pretty solid.).…

Hardcover. Black and yellow illustrated boards with four raised bands and gilt lettering; 558 pp.; richly illustrated; some folded. It appears that the first issue in 1872 (which will have actually been the January 6th, due to issues being published on Saturdays) is not present in this volume. Book begins with page 11. The last issue of the year was actually December 28th, 1872, as the issues were "Saturday Issues" and the 28th was the last issue of the year. Incredible illustrations fill this volume. Folded items are in excellent condition. Good+ (Boards are moderately edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned with some smudging; inner hinges are cracking; some pages have creases and some corners may be dog-eared at corners; some pages have small tears at the edges; interior is clean, but lightly toned as expected, with age; there is some foxing and smudging; textblock appears solid.).…