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Wraps. Condition: Wraps Slightly Darkened. First Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 2 vols.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 178 pages. Roy S Wolper "When Money Talked To Me" / Raymond Johnson "A Trip Beyond the Bay" / Henry A Kissinger "NATO: Evolution or Decline" / Fritz Erler "Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and the Soviet Union" / Merrill Miller "The End of Eternity" / Pierre Henri Delattre "Dark Angel" / Barnett Shaw "Encounter with Gertrude Stein, Paris, 1944" / Anna Wickham "The Spirit of the Lawrence Women: a Posthumous Memoir" / Nancy Grace "Meditations in Kyoto" Richard Bridgman "Leskov under the Bushel of Translation" / Anonymous "Reminiscences of Some Incidents in the Career of an United States Dragoon Between the Years 1839 and 1844" (BT#39).

Paperback. Condition: Good. First Edition. Wraps. 8vo. 20cm x 13cm. [iv], 276 pages. Brown Wrappers, lettered paper labels in blue lettering ln spine and on front cover . English translation published by Carrington of, Souvenirs d'une Cocodette. Reasonable sound near to very good copy we sleep well at spine head with very minor loss very slight staining at top corner text which has a red decorativesurround. Every page is clean --"issue strictly limited to 200 copies" this unnumbered. MENDES 154(b)(iii).

Condition: Very Good-. chromolith frontispiece of Harriet reading to Alice who is in bed 148x98mm brown decorated cloth with oval onlay of girl in a blue coat & a red fur trimmed hood carrying a Christmas tree [onlay scratched but complete/series title "Home Library for Little Readers" also cover reads "Blind Alice and her BENEFACTOR" [Tips sl.worn/hinges rubbed but not broken] 63pp including half title,title & contents leaf.Lacks front end paper & pastedown/rear endpapers are somewhat browned. This has little impact on the text however. This copy is neat,clean and tight. COPAC lists this item as D4422cc where the D stands for items bomb-damaged during the Blitz and there is no other copy of our book on COPAC. However another book with this exact title is listed, it is NOT THE SAME BOOK because "Blind Alice and her Benefactress" is there listed as "by the author of Jessie Graham [ie Maria J.McIntosh] and also in the Home Library for Little Readers series and published by Nelson. That book is 111pp long and includes music and is dated 1848.*Our book tells of two friends who catch scarlet fever one is cured,but the other is blinded by the disease and her friend overhears talk about doctors that may be able to cure blindness.Her friend,Harriet now begs for money to give to the blind Alice to enable her to be cured but her grandfather tells her he has bought a pony with this money for her instead.She begs him to sell her pony so as to give the money to Alice.Although the doctors find they cannot cure Alice they teach her to read and do useful work and the two children are happy to be reunited. Really quite rare no copy in UK libraries. 1 volume. Hardcover.

Opening of the national Synod of Dort, with those present indicated by numbers referring to the lists on the far left and far right. Title below: 'Afbeelding van het vermaarde Synode van Dordrecht in het jaar 1618. en 1619.' Copy in reduced size after a plate by François Schillemans. Etched under supervision of Bernard Picart.Used in: J. le Clerc, Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden, : sedert den aanvang van die republyk tot op den vrede van Utrecht in't jaar 1713. en het tractaat van barriere in 't jaar 1715. gesloten, Amsterdam, 1730. Etching on laid paper; platemark: 279 x 406 mm; total: 343 x 414 mm; broad bottom margin, small tear at bottom; frayed edges; in good condition. Muller 1338.