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paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. In excellent, unmarked condition. Used.
Published by Library Association, London, 1980
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: Good. First Edition. 8vo 35pp periodical. Good copy with minor shelf wear and minor soiling to front cover. PALE BLUE CARD. Book.
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Published by Oxford: Oxford Bibliographical Society, 1990
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Wrappers. Edges of covers slightly faded.
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. A very good copy, square and tight with no rips or splits, just a trifle rubbed. Contents sound and clean, not showing any pen-marks. Not from a library so no such stamps or labels. Thus a tidy book in presentable condition.
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Published by Oxford : Oxford Bibliographical Society, Bodleian Library, 1990
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First Edition. Good paperback copy. The preliminary leaves (through p. viii) show some tearing to the upper margin, with text remaining unaffected. A well-preserved copy overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Series; Occasional publication (Oxford Bibliographical Society) ; no. 22. Physical description; vii…i, 69 pages ; 25 cm. Notes; "This catalogue lists printed books now in Merton College Library, Oxford."Pref. Includes index. Subjects; Morrish, P. S. (b. 1936). Higgs, Griffin 1589-1659 Library Catalogs. Merton College. Library Catalogs. Book collectors Great Britain. Private libraries England Oxford Catalogs. Early printed books 16th century Catalogs. Early printed books 17th century Catalogs. Oxford Bibliographical Society. 1 Kg.
Published by Bibliographical Society, Oxford, 1992
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Add to basketIn-8 carré, broché. Description de 678 ouvrages légués par le docteur Griffin Higgs (1559-1659), grand collectionneur de livres, à la bibliothèque du Merton College à Oxford. Très bon état.
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Published by Oxford : Oxford Bibliographical Society, Bodleian Library, 1990
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First Edition. Good paperback copy. The preliminary leaves (through p. viii) show some tearing to the upper margin, with text remaining unaffected. A well-preserved copy overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Series; Occasional publication (Oxford Bibliographical Society) ; no. 22. Physical description; vii…i, 69 pages ; 25 cm. Notes; "This catalogue lists printed books now in Merton College Library, Oxford."Pref. Includes index. Subjects; Morrish, P. S. (b. 1936). Higgs, Griffin 1589-1659 Library Catalogs. Merton College. Library Catalogs. Book collectors Great Britain. Private libraries England Oxford Catalogs. Early printed books 16th century Catalogs. Early printed books 17th century Catalogs. Oxford Bibliographical Society. 1 Kg.
Published by Oxford Bibliographical Society, Oxford, first edition, 1990, 1990
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Printed wrappers, 8vo, viii, 69 pp. 678 entries. From the introduction: "This Catalogue principally lists those printed books now in Merton Oxford, which are the bequest of Dr. Griffin Higgs (1589-1659), founder of the College librarianship. 1988.Higgs was born in the riverside parish of South Stoke in Oxfordshire where his pare…nts were farmers. He was educated at Reading and St. John's College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1610. Subsequently he translated to Merton College where under the watchful eye of Sir Henry Savile he proceeded to a master's degree and took his turn in various College offices besides being a university proctor in 1622. Between 1626 and 1630 he was incumbent of the College living at Gamlingay in Cambridgeshire which he vacated for Cliffe-at-Hoo in Kent. By this time he was already non-resident because in 1627 he had been appointed chaplain to Elizabeth, 'Winter' Queen of Bohemia, daughter of James I, then a refugee with her family in the Netherlands. Whilst there Higgs graduated as a doctor of divinity at Leiden and made the acquaintance of such Dutch scholars as Daniel Heinsius, Andreas Rivetus and G. J. Vossius and his family. Higgs remained chaplain to the Queen until 1638 when he was appointed dean of Lichfield. His movements during the two sieges of Lichfield in the Civil War and immediately afterwards are obscure but apparently he was in Oxford when it surrendered to Fairfax in June 1646. Having been fined by the Parliamentary authorities he settled at South Stoke, deprived of his preferments but not reduced to poverty, and there he died in December 1659. He had been an avid book-collector and some evidence survives of his actual purchasing. His library was dispersed during the Civil War, part being placed with a friend at Stafford for safe-keeping, but it was never reassembled in his remaining years. By his will Higgs gave his books to Merton College and endowed its librarianship; he also gave £100 to the Bodleian Library and £50 each to Merton and St.John's colleges for the purchase of select books in divinity." Very Good.
Published by Oxford Bibliographical Society, Oxford, first edition, 1990, 1990
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Printed wrappers, 8vo, viii, 69 pp. 678 entries. From the introduction: "This Catalogue principally lists those printed books now in Merton Oxford, which are the bequest of Dr. Griffin Higgs (1589-1659), founder of the College librarianship. 1988.Higgs was born in the riverside parish of South Stoke in Oxfordshire where his pare…nts were farmers. He was educated at Reading and St. John's College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1610. Subsequently he translated to Merton College where under the watchful eye of Sir Henry Savile he proceeded to a master's degree and took his turn in various College offices besides being a university proctor in 1622. Between 1626 and 1630 he was incumbent of the College living at Gamlingay in Cambridgeshire which he vacated for Cliffe-at-Hoo in Kent. By this time he was already non-resident because in 1627 he had been appointed chaplain to Elizabeth, 'Winter' Queen of Bohemia, daughter of James I, then a refugee with her family in the Netherlands. Whilst there Higgs graduated as a doctor of divinity at Leiden and made the acquaintance of such Dutch scholars as Daniel Heinsius, Andreas Rivetus and G. J. Vossius and his family. Higgs remained chaplain to the Queen until 1638 when he was appointed dean of Lichfield. His movements during the two sieges of Lichfield in the Civil War and immediately afterwards are obscure but apparently he was in Oxford when it surrendered to Fairfax in June 1646. Having been fined by the Parliamentary authorities he settled at South Stoke, deprived of his preferments but not reduced to poverty, and there he died in December 1659. He had been an avid book-collector and some evidence survives of his actual purchasing. His library was dispersed during the Civil War, part being placed with a friend at Stafford for safe-keeping, but it was never reassembled in his remaining years. By his will Higgs gave his books to Merton College and endowed its librarianship; he also gave £100 to the Bodleian Library and £50 each to Merton and St.John's colleges for the purchase of select books in divinity." Near Fine.
Published by Oxford Bibliographical Society, Oxford, first edition, 1990, 1990
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Printed wrappers, 8vo, viii, 69 pp. 678 entries. From the introduction: "This Catalogue principally lists those printed books now in Merton Oxford, which are the bequest of Dr. Griffin Higgs (1589-1659), founder of the College librarianship. 1988.Higgs was born in the riverside parish of South Stoke in Oxfordshire where his pare…nts were farmers. He was educated at Reading and St. John's College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1610. Subsequently he translated to Merton College where under the watchful eye of Sir Henry Savile he proceeded to a master's degree and took his turn in various College offices besides being a university proctor in 1622. Between 1626 and 1630 he was incumbent of the College living at Gamlingay in Cambridgeshire which he vacated for Cliffe-at-Hoo in Kent. By this time he was already non-resident because in 1627 he had been appointed chaplain to Elizabeth, 'Winter' Queen of Bohemia, daughter of James I, then a refugee with her family in the Netherlands. Whilst there Higgs graduated as a doctor of divinity at Leiden and made the acquaintance of such Dutch scholars as Daniel Heinsius, Andreas Rivetus and G. J. Vossius and his family. Higgs remained chaplain to the Queen until 1638 when he was appointed dean of Lichfield. His movements during the two sieges of Lichfield in the Civil War and immediately afterwards are obscure but apparently he was in Oxford when it surrendered to Fairfax in June 1646. Having been fined by the Parliamentary authorities he settled at South Stoke, deprived of his preferments but not reduced to poverty, and there he died in December 1659. He had been an avid book-collector and some evidence survives of his actual purchasing. His library was dispersed during the Civil War, part being placed with a friend at Stafford for safe-keeping, but it was never reassembled in his remaining years. By his will Higgs gave his books to Merton College and endowed its librarianship; he also gave £100 to the Bodleian Library and £50 each to Merton and St.John's colleges for the purchase of select books in divinity." Fine.
Published by Oxford Bibliographical Society, Oxford, first edition, 1990, 1990
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Printed wrappers, 8vo, viii, 69 pp. 678 entries. From the introduction: "This Catalogue principally lists those printed books now in Merton Oxford, which are the bequest of Dr. Griffin Higgs (1589-1659), founder of the College librarianship. 1988.Higgs was born in the riverside parish of South Stoke in Oxfordshire where his pare…nts were farmers. He was educated at Reading and St. John's College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1610. Subsequently he translated to Merton College where under the watchful eye of Sir Henry Savile he proceeded to a master's degree and took his turn in various College offices besides being a university proctor in 1622. Between 1626 and 1630 he was incumbent of the College living at Gamlingay in Cambridgeshire which he vacated for Cliffe-at-Hoo in Kent. By this time he was already non-resident because in 1627 he had been appointed chaplain to Elizabeth, 'Winter' Queen of Bohemia, daughter of James I, then a refugee with her family in the Netherlands. Whilst there Higgs graduated as a doctor of divinity at Leiden and made the acquaintance of such Dutch scholars as Daniel Heinsius, Andreas Rivetus and G. J. Vossius and his family. Higgs remained chaplain to the Queen until 1638 when he was appointed dean of Lichfield. His movements during the two sieges of Lichfield in the Civil War and immediately afterwards are obscure but apparently he was in Oxford when it surrendered to Fairfax in June 1646. Having been fined by the Parliamentary authorities he settled at South Stoke, deprived of his preferments but not reduced to poverty, and there he died in December 1659. He had been an avid book-collector and some evidence survives of his actual purchasing. His library was dispersed during the Civil War, part being placed with a friend at Stafford for safe-keeping, but it was never reassembled in his remaining years. By his will Higgs gave his books to Merton College and endowed its librarianship; he also gave £100 to the Bodleian Library and £50 each to Merton and St.John's colleges for the purchase of select books in divinity." Booklabel on front inside wrapper,printed paper spine-label added, Near Fine.
Published by Oxford Bibliographical Society, Oxford, first edition, 1990, 1990
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Printed wrappers, 8vo, viii, 69 pp. 678 entries. From the introduction: "This Catalogue principally lists those printed books now in Merton Oxford, which are the bequest of Dr. Griffin Higgs (1589-1659), founder of the College librarianship. 1988.Higgs was born in the riverside parish of South Stoke in Oxfordshire where his pare…nts were farmers. He was educated at Reading and St. John's College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1610. Subsequently he translated to Merton College where under the watchful eye of Sir Henry Savile he proceeded to a master's degree and took his turn in various College offices besides being a university proctor in 1622. Between 1626 and 1630 he was incumbent of the College living at Gamlingay in Cambridgeshire which he vacated for Cliffe-at-Hoo in Kent. By this time he was already non-resident because in 1627 he had been appointed chaplain to Elizabeth, 'Winter' Queen of Bohemia, daughter of James I, then a refugee with her family in the Netherlands. Whilst there Higgs graduated as a doctor of divinity at Leiden and made the acquaintance of such Dutch scholars as Daniel Heinsius, Andreas Rivetus and G. J. Vossius and his family. Higgs remained chaplain to the Queen until 1638 when he was appointed dean of Lichfield. His movements during the two sieges of Lichfield in the Civil War and immediately afterwards are obscure but apparently he was in Oxford when it surrendered to Fairfax in June 1646. Having been fined by the Parliamentary authorities he settled at South Stoke, deprived of his preferments but not reduced to poverty, and there he died in December 1659. He had been an avid book-collector and some evidence survives of his actual purchasing. His library was dispersed during the Civil War, part being placed with a friend at Stafford for safe-keeping, but it was never reassembled in his remaining years. By his will Higgs gave his books to Merton College and endowed its librarianship; he also gave £100 to the Bodleian Library and £50 each to Merton and St.John's colleges for the purchase of select books in divinity." Very Good.
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Published by Oxford Bibliographical Society, Oxford, 1990
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Contact seller5-star sellerstiff paper wrappers. small 4to. stiff paper wrappers. viii, 69 pages. Occasional Publication No.21. Describes 678 books principally listing those books bequeathed to Merton College library. Spine lightly faded, else a fine copy. From the reference library of Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts with their bookplate included. H…iggs, Griffin (illustrator).
Published by Oxford: Oxford Bibliographical Society, 1990
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Add to basket4to, (257x188mm), viii,69p. A clean ex-library copy in original stiff wrappers.
Published by Oxford: Oxford Bibliographical Society, 1990
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Add to basket4to, (257x188mm), viii,69p. A good copy in original stiff wrappers.
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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good +. 1st Edition. 226pp, bw illus.
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Published by Northern History Review, Leeds, 1996
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Add to basketBooklet - Unbound Pages. Condition: Very Good. 22 pages. An authentic standalone article, extracted from a larger volume. Not a reprint or reproduction, but an original work in its own right. Supplied without title page or cover. Size: 15 x 21cms. Category: Northern History Review; Cosmo Books : 29 years on ABE, 47 years taking…care of customers. A bookseller you can rely on.
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Published by Northern History Review, Leeds, 1984
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Published by Academic Journal Offprint from: - History of Universities, Volume 15, 1997-1999., 1999
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Published by Oxford: Bibliographical Society, 1990
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Physics for Diagnostic Radiology
Dendy, P. P.; Heaton, B.; Morrish, O. W. E. (CON); Yates, S. J. (CON); McKiddie, F. I. (CON)
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Physics for Diagnostic Radiology
Dendy, P. P.; Heaton, B.; Morrish, O. W. E. (CON); Yates, S. J. (CON); McKiddie, F. I. (CON)
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Physics for Diagnostic Radiology
Dendy, P. P.; Heaton, B.; Morrish, O. W. E. (CON); Yates, S. J. (CON); McKiddie, F. I. (CON)
Language: English
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Physics for Diagnostic Radiology
Dendy, P. P.; Heaton, B.; Morrish, O. W. E. (CON); Yates, S. J. (CON); McKiddie, F. I. (CON)
Language: English
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