Henry hart editor (18 Ergebnisse)

Single issue magazine. No Dust Jacket. Clean text, light discoloration of some of the page edges, good binding, cover creases. Articles: the 43rd Academy Awards, Charles Boyer, Lockwood & Allison. Film reviews: Blue Water, White Death, Fool's Parade, Melody, Mephisto Waltz, Saturday Morning, Summer of '42, They Might be Giants, Waterloo plus other articles.…

Single Issue Magazine. No Dust Jacket. Cover creases. Includes "The Ballad of Cable Hogue", "Getting Straight", In Search of Gregory", "Leo the Last" and "The Out-of-Towners" , Vol XXI #6. Articles on Edwin S. Porter by Jack Spears and Alexis Smith by Lennsar Decarl.

Single issue magazine. No Dust Jacket. Clean text, cover creases. Articles: Elizabeth Taylor, Pete Smith, K. Hepburn; Film Reviews: Catch 22, Darling Lili, 4 Clowns, Joe by Arthur B. Clark, Let It Be by H. H. , Myra Breckinridge, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, Passion of Anna, Rider on the Rain, etc. Plus Lon Chaney's "The Unknown: ".…

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Fair. No Dust Jacket. Clean text, light age marks on the cover and inside, creases, cover heavily creased at the top edge. Includes: the Movies at Expo 67; Career of Bernard Herrmann; World War I Aerial Films; What ASC Means on Movie Credits; Film Reviews - Dirty Dozen, King of Hearts, You Only Live Twice, etc.…

Single Issue Magazine. No Dust Jacket. Clean text, good binding, back cover has age spots. Includes: Bette Davis Retrospective, TV Emmy Awards, Bebe Daniels, Boris Karloff. Film Reviews - Marnie, Shot in the Dark, The Visit, Seventh Dawn, etc.

Softcover. No Dust Jacket. Clean inside, cover has scratches, creases, discoloration. Cover: Sophia Loren in "Five Miles to Midnight". Underlining in a few places, cover creases. Articles on Myrna Loy, Karl Freund - (with photo of Boris Karloff in The Mummy). Film Reviews: The Bad Sleep Well, Days of Wine and Roses, Eclipse, Five Miles to Midnight, Jacqueline Kennedy's Asian Journey Le Caporal Epingle, Term of Trial, Thirty Years of Fund, etc.…

Softcover. No Dust Jacket. Articles on the Career of David O. Selznick; Cannes Festival, Ethel Barrymore, 16MM Films, etc. Cover has scuffing.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 352 pages. 9.75x6.50x1.00 inches. In Stock.

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Periodical. Small octavo. P.97-144. Illustrated from black and white photographs. Stapled pictorial wrappers. Rubbing on wrappers, short tear on spine tail, near fine. Cover is of Claire Bloom and Laurence Olivier in "Richard III." "After 70 Pictures" by Cecil B. DeMille. Film Reviews: "Richard III" by W.W. Appleton, Robert Downing, and H.H., "Carousel" by John Springer, "The Man Who Never Was" by Eleanor Lansing Thomas, and more. …

Softcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Periodical. Small octavo. P.433-480. Illustrated from black and white photographs. Stapled pictorial wrappers. Rubbing on wrappers, near fine. Cover is of Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae in "Oklahoma!" Film Reviews: "Oklahoma!" by Henry Hart, "The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing" by Elspeth Hart, "Rebel Without a Cause" by Courtland Phipps, and more.…

Hardcover. Octavo, x, 376 pages. In Good condition with a Good dust jacket. Spine is cream with red and black print. Dust jacket has light edge wear, toning to spine. Price unclipped: "$10.00". Boards in orange cloth. Light wear to spine caps. Text block has light spotting to edges. NOTE: Shelved in Netdesk Column P(ds). 1391741. FP New Rockville Stock.…

Zustand: Very Good. 1st edition. Cloth spined boards, VG+. 3 volumes, xcviii+392pp+15pp publishers catalogue, iv+302pp+lxxxiv+5pp publishers catalogue, cxvi+424pp, folding frontis to volume I, index to the whole in volume III, Ex Yorkshire Archaeological & Topographical Association with their bookplates, boards a little bumped along the edges, largely un-opened, occasional marginal tear from careless opening of the pages, volume II affected by damp, which as caused a tide mark on the pastedowns & a little wrinkling of a few pp at the back of the book, the spine is unaffected, otherwise a near fine copy. Fine copies of the Rolls series are uncommon. The cartulary of the Abbey of St Peter, which later became Gloucester Cathedral. It contains over a thousand charters, arranged by location rather than date and as such remains a valuable source of information on medieval manorial landholding in the West Country. Henry II was crowned at the Abbey & Edward II is buried there, making Gloucester a popular place of pilgrimage. 3000 grams.…

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 328 pages. 8.98x5.71x0.79 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 390 pages. 9.02x5.75x0.67 inches. In Stock.

First Edition. Worn set bound in quarter leather over paper boards. Some wear and tear as with age. Remains well preserved overall; tight, bright and clean. Minor library marks remain. Series; Rolls Series ; 33. Great Britain. Public Record Office. Rerum britannicarum medii ævi scriptores ; no. 33. Physical description; 2 volumes frontispiece (folded facsimile) 25 cm. Notes; Includes index. Includes bibliographical references. Text in Latin and French. Introduction and notes in English. Subjects; Gloucester Abbey. Gloucester Cathedral History ; Sources. Gloucester Cathedral. History. Gloucester Abbey Studies. St. Peter's Abbey (Gloucester, England) History ; Sources. Gloucester Cathedral. Monasteries Great Britain History. World history Early works to 1800. Great Britain History To 1485 ; Sources. Gloucester (England) History ; Sources. England Gloucester. Great Britain. Great Britain History To 1485 Sources. Gloucestershire (England) History. Great Britain History To 1854 Sources. Gloucester History Sources. Great Britain History Medieval period, (1066-1485) Sources. Great Britain History Sources To 1485. Gloucester. England. Great Britain History Plantagenets, (1154-1399). Great Britain History Sources. Gloucestershire (England) History Sources. Gloucester. Cathedral. Cathedrals. Gloucester. Genres; History. Sources. 2 Kg. …

First Edition. Good set bound in quarter buckram over paper boards with a gilt blocked title to the spine. Some wear and tear as with age. Remains well preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and sharp-cornered. Minor library marks remain. Provenance; from the Bibliotheca Seminarii S. Ioannis with its bookplates and library marks. Series; Rolls Series ; 33 ; Great Britain. Public Record Office. Rerum britannicarum medii ævi scriptores ; no. 33. Physical description; vol. I & II (only) ; frontispiece (folded facsimile) 25 cm. Notes; Includes index. Includes bibliographical references. Text in Latin and French. Introduction and notes in English. Subjects; Gloucester Abbey. Gloucester Cathedral History ; Sources. Gloucester Abbey Studies. St. Peter's Abbey (Gloucester, England) History ; Sources. Gloucester Cathedral. Monasteries Great Britain History. History. Historical Documents. Sources. World history Early works to 1800. Great Britain History To 1485 ; Sources. Gloucester (England) History ; Sources. England Gloucester. Great Britain. Great Britain History To 1485 Sources. Gloucestershire (England) History. Great Britain History To 1854 Sources. Gloucester History Sources. Great Britain History Medieval period, (1066-1485) Sources. Great Britain History Sources To 1485. Gloucester. England. Great Britain History Plantagenets, (1154-1399). 2 Kg.…

London, 1863-67. 3 volumes (complete). 392, 302 & 424 pp. Halfcloth. (Covers extremities slightly abraded, slight wear upperspine, otherwise good copy). (Rolls Series, # 33).

This piece does not appear to have been published, and the only copy traced is in the Liddell Hart Papers at King's College London, with the original manuscript and an accompanying list of eighteen recipients including Lloyd George, H. G. Wells, and John Gordon of the Sunday Express, from whose papers the present two copies derive. With its claim that the chances of winning the war are 'slight', and its suggestion that Hitler be provided with with 'a ladder by which he can climb down', this memorandum indicates why, by 1940, Liddell Hart's name would be, as Lord Beaverbrook informed him, a byword in the House of Commons for defeatism. Liddell Hart's entry in the Oxford DNB sets out the background: 'His relations with the pro-appeasement editors of The Times had also deteriorated, and he left the paper at the end of 1939. [.] Liddell Hart's fall from grace was rapid. [.] The spectre of war had concentrated Liddell Hart's mind, and his strategic concepts were based less on operations and more on deterrence, containment, collective security, and an "armed truce"; this structure was cemented by a concept that almost destroyed his reputation: the primacy of the defence. However, Liddell Hart's underestimation of the ruthless exercise of military power was punished savagely by the allied collapse in the West in May-June 1940'. Typescript One: 'The Prospect in this War', 7pp., foolscap 8vo. 'P.S. to Memorandum of November 7th. 1939.', 2pp., foolscap 8vo. In fair condition, aged and worn, with the sheaf having one dog-eared corner and fraying along the foot. The first page headed 'Private & Confidential' in manuscript, with 'Liddell-Hart' in another hand, and with the stamp of the London literary agents Pern, Pollinger & Higham Ltd up the right-hand margin. The text has six minor autograph corrections (the addition of single letters and a comma) by Liddell Hart. These, with the agent's stamp and the amended dating from 7 to 8 November (not followed in the postscript), would appear to suggest that this is the earlier of the two typescripts. The memorandum begins: 'In weighing the chances of a successful end to this war the first need is a clear grasp of the character of the various means'. Three numbered paragraphs on the subject follow, including the soon to be discredited statement that 'Modern experience has suggested' that 'an army needs at least a 3 to 1 superiority in power - not merely in numbers' in order to overcome the enemy's army. The next section attempts, in three numbered parts (with the last part lettered a to e, laying out the 'possible ways in which an adverse decision may be reached'), to 'estimate the chances in the respective spheres': 'The Germans have at present a superiority to the French and British combined, if not enough to give them much promise of securing a decision by attack in the west. [.] When the training and equipment of our expanded army is complete, on its 32 division scale - [.] the opposing land forces may be more evenly balanced.' Having set 'a survey of the prospects', Liddell Hart now presents 'a view of the whole which it would he folly to ignore': 'The chances of winning the war are seen to be slight. They are, on balance, less than the chances of disaster. [.] The most probable issue of the war would seem to be stalemate [.] We are thus faced with the question whether it is justifiable to stake the present security and future prospects of the British people on what cannot be reckoned as better than an outside chance - that the value of continuing the war may be worth the cost and the risk.' He concludes: 'It is an elementary principle of strategy that, if you find your opponent in a strong position costly to force, you should leave him a line of retreat - as the quickest way of loosening his resistance. It should, equally, be a principle of policy, especially in war, to provide your opponent with a ladder by which he can climb down.' In the postscript discusses a broadcast by Churchill on 1.…