riel louis david (17 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 56 pages. 8.75x5.75x0.14 inches. In Stock.

[0-920944-04-3] 1979. (Mass market paperback) As new. 51pp. 8vo. French text. Writings of Louis Riel, the father of Manitoba, which date back to his exile in Montana in 1879 and in which he denounces those he held responsible for the Métis uprising at Red River. This is a copy of the exact text, originally published in 1886.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. 51 pages. 22 CM. Couverture souple. Ré-impression du recueil publé à l'imprimerie de l'Étendard en 1886. NEUF.

Condizione: Very Good. 1992. Hardback. In shrink wrap. . . . .

Condizione: Very Good. 1992. Hardback. In shrink wrap. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

[1972]. (stiff paper covers) Very good plus. 144pp. Maps, diagrams, photographs, notes, bibliography. Contributors include A.J. Arnold (Was Amor de Cosmos the Louis Riel of British Columbia), Harry Baker Brehaut (The Red River Cart and Trails, the Fur Trade), G.N. Emery (The Methodist Church and the "European Foreigners" of Winnipeg, the All Peoples Mission 1889-1914), F.J.K. Griezac (The Honourable Thomas Alexander Crerar, Marquette Riding and the Union Government Election of 1917), E. Heber (Charles Wesley Speers- Dynamic Colonizer of Western Canada), David McCormick (The Dissolution of the Coalition, Roblin's Rise to Leadership), John Warkentin (Water and Adaptive Strategies in Settling the Canadian West). Article about Duff Roblin & Charles Wesley Speers. Locale: ; British Columbia; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. Series: Manitoba Historical Society Series III 28. (Manitoba, Fur Trade, Methodist Church, Water).

Paper wraps. Condizione: Near Fine. Facsimile. 51 p. Port, illus. Text is French. Book.

Card Covers. pp. 51. [2]. Slim 8vo. Textured card covers. Black-and-white illustrated frontispiece of Riel. Comprises of selection of Riel's poetry in the French language. Reprint of the original printing of 1886. Bright, clean, and unmarked; fine.

[0-919143-16-4] 1998, 3rd printing. (Trade paperback) Near fine. 173pp. Appendices, notes. "Several of the papers in this volume were presented at a small academic session - advertised as the 'Riel Mini-Conference' - held at the University of Alberta on October 21, 1978. This session was important as marking the double purpose. It was, first of all, a forum in which to exchange ideas about Louis Riel's significance, the Metis experience, and the causes and implications of the 1870 and 1885 uprisings. In addition to this, it provided the opportunity to inform Canadian academic historians, as well as the general public of what the Riel Project was all about". Book about Louis Riel. Time Period 1870 & 1885. Includes Glen Campbell (A Survey of Louis Riel's Poetry), Thomas Flanagan (Louis Riel's Name "David"), Thomas Flanagan (The Political Thought of Louis Riel), John Foster (The Metis: The People and the Term), Ken Hatt (Louis Riel As Charismatic Leader), Raymond Huel (Louis Schmidt: A Forgotten Metis), Therese D. Lafontaine (Louis Riel: A Preliminary Bibliography, 1963-1978), Gilles Martel (Les Indiens Dans la Pensee Messianique de Louis Riel) & Fritz Pannekoek (Some Comments on the Social Origins of the Riel Protest of 1869). Locale: Alberta--Canada; Manitoba--Canada; Prairie Provinces; Saskatchewan--Canada; Western Canada. (Metis, History--Canada, Metis, Red River Rebellion).

[0-919143-16-4] [copyright date 1988], 2nd printing. (Trade paperback) Very good. 173pp. Appendices. Riel Mini-Conference Papers. Book about Louis Riel. Time Period 1870 & 1885. Includes Glen Campbell (A Survey of Louis Riel's Poetry), Thomas Flanagan (Louis Riel's Name "David"), Thomas Flanagan (The Political Thought of Louis Riel), John Foster (The Metis: The People and the Term), Ken Hatt (Louis Riel As Charismatic Leader), Raymond Huel (Louis Schmidt: A Forgotten Metis), Therese D. Lafontaine (Louis Riel: A Preliminary Bibliography, 1963-1978), Gilles Martel (Les Indiens Dans la Pensee Messianique de Louis Riel) & Fritz Pannekoek (Some Comments on the Social Origins of the Riel Protest of 1869). Locale: Alberta--Canada; Manitoba--Canada; Prairie Provinces; Saskatchewan--Canada; Western Canada. (Manitoba, History--Canada, Metis, Red River Rebellion).

Leather Bound. Limited Leatherbound Edition. pp. 679, [1]. 8vo. Textured green leather over boards with elaborate gilt rules, lettering and decoration to the spine, and front board, all edges gilt; three raised bands, four compartments. Striking marbled endpapers, silk ribbon marker. Entirely without blemish; fine. A thoroughly lovely volume recounting the legal proceedings undertaken by the British Crown against Riel. To be distinguished from other offerings by the same publisher which are bound in composite leather. "This special edition of The Queen v. Louis Riel has been privately printed for the members of the Legal Classics Library by Arcata Graphics/Kingsport. Film was prepared from first editions of 1974 and 1885 courtesy of the University of Toronto Press, Yale University Law School Library, and the Law Library of the University of California, Berkeley. New type matter was composed by P&M Typesetting, Inc., in Caledonia. The text paper was especially made for this edition by P.H. Glatfelter Company. The volume was been bound in genuine leather by Arcata Graphics/Sherwood. Endleaves are a specially commissioned design of Richard J . Wolfe. Edges are gilded; the spine is stamped in 22-karat gold. Cover stampings and design of the edition by Daniel B. Bianchi and Selma Ordewer.".

Couverture souple. Condizione: Très bon. 51 p. Petits manques à la couverture. code 1697.

Stapled wraps. First edition. pp. 51. 11 1/2 x 18 cm. Stapled wraps chipped at top edge, tape repair to corner of cover. Frontispiece of Riel. Contents clean & unmarked. The last (unnumbered) page contains a printed statement from the Riel family stating (our English translation): 'We, members of the Riel family, declare and certify that this is a true copy of the documents written and composed by Louis 'David' Riel'. The certificate is dated January 12, 1886, shortly after Riel's execution for treason on November 16, 1885. Two longish poems are set out, composed in 1879 while Riel was in exile in Montana. As there was at that time some uncertainty as to their authenticity (the poems not having previously been published), the Riel family was persuaded to attest to Riel's authorship. See Peel 1532. Printed in Montreal by Imprimerie de 'L'Etendard'.

Stapled wraps. 1st edition. pp. 51. 11 1/2 x 18 cm. Stapled wraps chipped & somewhat sunned. Frontispiece of Riel. Contents clean & unmarked. Covers age-toned and chipped, as usual, with the rear cover detached. The last (unnumbered) page contains a printed statement from the Riel family stating (our English translation): 'We, members of the Riel family, declare and certify that this is a true copy of the documents written and composed by Louis 'David' Riel'. The certificate is dated January 12, 1886, shortly after Riel's execution for treason on November 16, 1885. Two longish poems are set out, composed in 1879 while Riel was in exile in Montana. As there was at that time some uncertainty as to their authenticity (the poems not having previously been published), the Riel family was persuaded to attest to Riel's authorship. See Peel #960. Printed in Montreal by Imprimerie de 'L'Etendard'.

Condizione: good to very good. 1st Edition. 51,[1]pp. 12mo (approximately 18cm tall) in original fragile faded mauve (i.e grey) wrappers with two woodcut illustrations, including frontispiece portrait. Wrapppers and a few corners chipped. good to very good Peel 3rd Edition - 1532. Collection of poems by the French Canadian Metis Louis Riel. Published posthumously, the year following his execution for treason, for his part in the 1885 Rebellion.

Condizione: very good. 1st Edition. 51,[1]pp. 12mo (approximately 18cm tall) in original fragile faded mauve wrappers with two woodcut illustrations, including frontispiece portrait, bound in later quarter blue cloth and marbled boards. very good Peel 3rd Edition - 1532. Collection of poems by the French Canadian Metis Louis Riel. Published posthumously, the year following his execution for treason, for his part in the 1885 Rebellion.

Albumen studio portrait of Louis Riel, measuring 8 cm x 6 cm, mounted on stiff boards, measuring 10 cm x 6.5 cm, captioned: "Louis Riel; Compliments of S. Davis & Sons, Montreal; Largest Cigar Manufacturers in the Dominion." Verso lists "Leading Brands" of tobacco, printed in bright blue ink. Lower-left margin of photograph prominently bears the mark of Hall & Lowe, venerable Winnipeg-based photographers who established a name for themselves on account of their "Indian photos (taken from life), Xmas cards, views of Winnipeg", [Source: The Manitoba Historical Society]. Our present offering was most likely after a photograph by Montréal-based photographer, J.H. Noverre, taken in the early 1870's; a period of great uncertainty and tumult for the Métis and Riel, personally. Indeed, it witnessed the election of Riel as President of a Provisional Métis government, the accession of the Province of Manitoba into Confederation (referred to then as the Red River Settlement), the execution of Thomas Scott, a vehement Orangeman, on the orders of a Métis court-martial, Riel's election to the House of Commons, and subsequent escape to New York. Remarkably well-preserved; near fine. We note only but two institutional holdings of similar photographs of Riel. The first being housed at the Manitoba Provincial Archives, (see "Louis Riel 1, N5730"), which dates the photograph to 1876; this is most likely incorrect as Riel would partly have been living in the United States at this time, on account of his forced exile, and confronting a myriad of mental health challenges, which saw him admitted to an asylum near Montréal for nearly two years. The second, being a near-identical variant housed at Library and Archives Canada (see Reference No. 4868456), though, in markedly poorer condition. Library and Archives Canadas' holding notably does not bear the distinctive mark of the studios of Hall and Lowe.