Ernest j burrus editor (5 risultati)

hardcover. Condizione: Good. Red cloth over boards, red leather ribbed spine, gold spine decoration, no cover art,signed with message dated 1963, also a notation dated 1961 in Rome, 70 pages, light dust stain to top page tips, clean unmarked content with tight binding.Brick and mortar bookshop since 1975. Signed.…

Madrid, José Porrúa Turanzas, 1964. En 8º (185 x 128)mm. 104 pp., (4) h. Rústica. Bibliotheca Tenanitla, número 8. Edición limitada a 1.000 ejemplares numerados y 25 para circulación privada. Obra muy bien documentada con interesantes apéndices, preparada con Ernest J. Burrus. 185x128mm. (7¼x5").

Hardcover. Condizione: Very good. First Edition. Sources and Studies for the History of the Americas, Volume II. vii, 212 pp, with illustrations (facsimile pages) and folding map. Blue cloth boards stamped on the spine in gilt; no dust jacket. Some shelf wear to boards, internals clean, tightly bound, unmarked. From the Catholic Encyclopedia: Francis Bennon Ducrue "became a member of the Society of Jesus in 1738, and ten years later was sent to California, where he laboured zealously until the expulsion of the order in 1767. When that untoward event took place, Ducrue was the superior of all the California missions. He submitted uncomplainingly to the decree of expulsion and even cooperated with the royal commission in enforcing its provisions. The Jesuits withdrew, taking with them only their clothes and a few books; this was all the wealth they carried away from California after seventy years of work in its missions. Ducrue eventually returned to his native land. He wrote in Latin "A Journey from California through the district of Mexico to Europe in the year 1767" which was translated into German for the "Nachrichten von verschiedenen Ländern des spaniscvhen Amerika" of Christoph von Murr (vol. XII, p. 217-276), and was translated into French and published by Fr. Carayon in his "Documents Inédits" (Paris, 1876).".…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Sources and Studies for the History of the Americas, Volume II. vii, 212 pp, with illustrations (facsimile pages) and folding map. A fine copy bound in 3/4 red leather and marbled boards; signed by Ernest Burrus on the title page. From the Catholic Encyclopedia: Francis Bennon Ducrue "became a member of the Society of Jesus in 1738, and ten years later was sent to California, where he laboured zealously until the expulsion of the order in 1767. When that untoward event took place, Ducrue was the superior of all the California missions. He submitted uncomplainingly to the decree of expulsion and even cooperated with the royal commission in enforcing its provisions. The Jesuits withdrew, taking with them only their clothes and a few books; this was all the wealth they carried away from California after seventy years of work in its missions. Ducrue eventually returned to his native land. He wrote in Latin "A Journey from California through the district of Mexico to Europe in the year 1767" which was translated into German for the "Nachrichten von verschiedenen Ländern des spaniscvhen Amerika" of Christoph von Murr (vol. XII, p. 217-276), and was translated into French and published by Fr. Carayon in his "Documents Inédits" (Paris, 1876).".…

Cloth. Condizione: FINE+, Near New. Issued Without DJ. TRUE FIRST EDITION. 233 pages (620 grams) >>>> Over 500 grams >> Because these are very HEAVY, no overseas orders without contacting us first., as extra postage will be needed. Thank-you >>> "A study of the Civilization & Conversion of the Indians in Southwestern USA & Northern Mexico from the Earliest Times to 1700. - Volume 1. A Catalogue of the Bandelier Collection in the Vatican Library." Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.…