Stephen J Clancy (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 92 pages. 'Proust 1900' (biographical article) by Pamela Hansford Johnson/'The American G.I. in Britain' by Clancy Sigal/'"Beastly to the Germans" - A Defence of Popular Prejudices' by Francis Williams/'The "Two-Cultures" Controversy: Afterthoughts' by C.P. Snow.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 96 pages. W H AUDEN "Hammarskjold" / Robert Lowell "Poems by RIMBAUD (8 pages) / ROBERT KEE "The Wall" / RICHARD LOWENTHAL "The Impossible Defensive" / NIGEL DENNIS "Arthur from the Barge" / FRANCOIS BONDY "On Misunderstanding Eichmann" / CLANCY SIGAL "Song of the Open Road" / SIR WILLIAM HAYTER "Germany and the West" / ANDREW BOYD "Belgrade Notebook".…

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 1st edition. 66 pages. 10.75x8.25x0.25 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This volume is devoted to the Paisley Laigh Kirk Graveyard, which was established in 1738 in conjunction with the construction of Laigh Kirk itself. The burial ground is of considerable historical interest, containing monuments to prominent figures of Paisley's commercial and civic life during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, including at least two Provosts of the burgh. Among the most notable memorials are those commemorating the Carlile family, Francis Buner, Silk Merchant, and John Neilson and Elisabeth Sclater, parents of John Neilson, who on his death in 1839 bequeathed funds for the foundation of the John Neilson Institution. The transcriptions presented here have been prepared from my own photographic record of the extant stones. To supplement this, reference has been made to the work of Mary Ann Semple (MAS), who in the 1850s compiled a detailed transcription of all inscriptions then visible in the graveyard. A facsimile of her work is reproduced within this volume.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This volume is devoted to the Paisley Laigh Kirk Graveyard, which was established in 1738 in conjunction with the construction of Laigh Kirk itself. The burial ground is of considerable historical interest, containing monuments to prominent figures of Paisley's commercial and civic life during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, including at least two Provosts of the burgh. Among the most notable memorials are those commemorating the Carlile family, Francis Buner, Silk Merchant, and John Neilson and Elisabeth Sclater, parents of John Neilson, who on his death in 1839 bequeathed funds for the foundation of the John Neilson Institution. The transcriptions presented here have been prepared from my own photographic record of the extant stones. To supplement this, reference has been made to the work of Mary Ann Semple (MAS), who in the 1850s compiled a detailed transcription of all inscriptions then visible in the graveyard. A facsimile of her work is reproduced within this volume. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This volume is devoted to the Paisley Laigh Kirk Graveyard, which was established in 1738 in conjunction with the construction of Laigh Kirk itself. The burial ground is of considerable historical interest, containing monuments to prominent figures of Paisley's commercial and civic life during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, including at least two Provosts of the burgh. Among the most notable memorials are those commemorating the Carlile family, Francis Buner, Silk Merchant, and John Neilson and Elisabeth Sclater, parents of John Neilson, who on his death in 1839 bequeathed funds for the foundation of the John Neilson Institution. The transcriptions presented here have been prepared from my own photographic record of the extant stones. To supplement this, reference has been made to the work of Mary Ann Semple (MAS), who in the 1850s compiled a detailed transcription of all inscriptions then visible in the graveyard. A facsimile of her work is reproduced within this volume. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…