Baker rev a (5 Ergebnisse)
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Verlag: Ivor Nicholson & Watson, 1933
- Hardcover
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EUR 8,24
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In den WarenkorbZustand: Fair. 1933. First Edition. 211 pages. No dust jacket. Red cloth. Pages are moderately tanned with visible foxing. Mild cracking to gutters, however binding remains firm. Moderate thumb-marking present. Mild droplets to some pages. Pencil inscription to front endpaper. Boards have moderate edgewear with corner crushing a…nd heavy marking to boards. Heavy tanning to board edges and spine, which has notable crushing and tearing to ends. Moderate water stains to boards. Mild warping to boards.
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Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: C. Stone & Co., Boston, MA, 1856
- Hardcover
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Good -. No Jacket. Tight binding. Leather boards with gold decoration; heavy wear and scuffing, worn through in several places on edges, gilt still pretty bright. Both boards bowed, back board especially. Previous owner info on ffep, text unmarked, some mild soiling throughout. All colored plates appear to be… present. Beginning hinge-crack on contents page. Prose, poetry, biblical notes, passing events, fruits, flowers, and other miscellany. 290 pages.
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Verlag: Society for Christian Knowledge, London, 1901
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Edition / First Print. Small hardback copy in dark blue pictorial cloth boards, no dustjacket. 64pp. Not library copy, name and date in ink to front pastedown and ffep. (35/2).
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The Granite Monthly - A New Hampshire Magazine - July 1916: Lieut.-Col. Samuel H. Melcher, M.D.
Chalmers, Rev. Thomas; George, Nellie Palmer; Spooner, Miss S. Abbie; HArvey, Shirley; Beane, Katharine Winnifred; Chase, Theodora; Jennings, George Wilson; Emerson, Harriet E.; Greene, B.B.P.; Baker, Martha A.S.; Chapin, Bela; Honey,D; Corbin, H.E.
Verlag: The Granite Monthly Company, USA, 1916
- Softcover
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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: Good. First Edition. Pages 193-224. Features: The influence of the revolution on the religious life of America; Lieut.-Co. Samuel H. Melcher, M.D.; Mansion House of Wentworth Cheswill; Old No. 4 Chapter, D.A.R.; Half-Leather; The Shooting Star; Molly's Peril; Memory; New Hampshire Necrology. Moderate wear. A…sound vintage copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; The Granite Monthly - A New Hampshire Magazine - July 1916 The influence of the revolution on the religious life of America; Lieut.-Co. Samuel H. Melcher, M.D.; Mansion House of Wentworth Cheswill; Old No. 4 Chapter, D.A.R.; Half-Leather; The Shooting Sta.
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Verlag: Commerce Department, Washington DC, 1975
- Signiert
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In den Warenkorbpaper. Zustand: Near fine. Handwritten Letter. Handwritten letter, two pages, includes mailing envelope. The letter reads: "Dear Mary Louise & Tom: Greetings from a foreign world. This is a really fascinating job. Far different, however than the private practice of law, where you make decisions promptly + move on. Here it's deci…sions by consensus - if all Departments don't concur, the President resolves the differences. Probably the way it ought to be but makes for painfully slow decision making - except of course where national security considerations dictate a prompt response. / Really impressed with the caliber of the people in gov't. from say the Deputy Ass't Secty. level up. Intelligent, hard-working, motivated, etc. / We work long hours - 8am - 7:30 or 8:00 PM (at least they're long for me). Spent about an hour and a quarter with the President on Tuesday last re Russian grain & maritime agreement with Russians. Pretty heady stuff for a lawyer from Houston, Texas. I really already miss things at home. Maybe that will ease when the family moves up on the 9th. St. David's Episcopal is only about 3 blocks from the house we've rented. Average age of congregation seems way up there. Sort of sad. Got away this weekend - to Clayton, N.Y. for a day and a half (where Mary Stuart 's family spends the summer). Nice time with Jamie, my 20 year old who was there. Sort of coming back into the fold, it seems. Back today for the IMF and World Bank meeting here. U.S. does a lot in the area for the underprivileged. / Back this weekend for speech in San Antonio. Hope to see you Sunday. With best to you both- Jim." This uniquely personal letter was sent on September 1, 1975, days after James Baker was appointed Undersecretary of Commerce by President Gerald R. Ford. He notes a visit to his late spouse's family in New York and his strained relationship with his son, James A. Baker IV, known as Jamie. He also discusses his recent meetings with President Gerald R. Ford and the impact his decisions have on world events. An interesting look at the early political career of a future Secretary of State. Handwritten letter from James A. Baker III, the Undersecretary of Commerce to Rev. J. Thomas Bagby, the head of St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston. Baker was a member of the church, along with President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush. (illustrator). Signed.
