Resident Assistant (5 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Third Edition. G, 1849, 3rd ed, 1 map. Upper cover plain paper wrap, lacking lower, with protective brown paper wraps, tile by hand. Internally, frontis present, faint name at tp head, [3], 4-34 pp, 1 map, 5 illustrations within text, [1], [4] subscriber list (including Brunel & Stephenson), some pencil notes to margins, printed by Day & Son, 17, Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn Fields, London. Uncommon. Attributed to Latimer Clark in the final (7th, in 1850), edition. (Goldsmiths' no. 36431.2. COPAC. WorldCat). Title continues: Of the Chester & Holyhead Railway published with permission of Robert Stephenson, Civil Engineer by a Resident Assistant. Edwin Clark, was the superintending engineer of the Menai Strait Bridge, which was opened on 5 March 1850. See ODNB for a full Bio.

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorMichael A. Robinson is a former Assistant Professor of International Affairs at the United States Military Academy at West Point and an Army strategist. A researcher on U.S. and comparative civil-milit.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bueno. Sylvester Morris, Roger (A. B., M. D). Professor of medicine in the University of Cincinnati and Director of the medical clinic of the Cincinnati General Hospital; Formerly associate professor of medicine in Washington University, St. Louis; Associate in medicine, the johns Hopkins University, and assistant resident physician, the Johns Hopkins Hospital; Instructor in medicine and demonstrator of clinical medicine, the University of Michigan. Clinical laboratory diagnosis designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine. New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1924. Características: Pasta dura en tela editorial en buen estado. Ligero desgaste en 456 págs. ( 22 x 15.5 cms.). Peso: 1.400 grs. (17).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. HAWKINS G. (illustrator). G, 1849, 3rd ed, 2 pls & 1 map. In printed brown soft paper covers, corners & spine worn. Internally, map frontis, [3], 4-40 pp, [1] advert, [6] subscribers list, 3 plates (including 1 map), 3 illustrations within text, interesting letter from EJ Sanderson (office manager) to Edwin Clark, introducing Mr Weld, Secretary of the Royal Society 13 July 1850, additional ink note to A2, plus longer ms note to front cover, large Times newspaper bridge article tipped in, (211*137 mm).

Six of the letters are 4to, 1 p; the other is 12mo, 1 p. All good, on lightly aged paper. All bearing the Society's stamp and most docketed. On a variety of subjects: a proposed paper by 'Herr Frahm', the use by the Institution of the Royal Society's library for a council meeting, the delivery to the Society of a 'model tank that is coming from Germany' ('the reader of the paper is sending his representative over from Germany to superintend matters'), and a 'Proposed Memorial to the late Sir William White' ('with reference to Mr. Bailey Saunders and Mr. C. R. Graves. The latter would, I think, be an excellent selection for the General Committee, and I have no doubt an agreeable one to the numbers').