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Zustand: Como nuevo. : Sumérgete en un viaje literario a través de los mares encantados, una colección de relatos marinos que te transportarán a mundos de aventuras y misterio. Esta edición, publicada por Abraxas Ediciones, reúne obras de autores clásicos como Barrington J. Bayley, Edgar Allan Poe y otros, bajo la selección de Jorge A. Sánchez. Descubre manuscritos encontrados en botellas, naves que surcan el espacio y relatos que exploran los confines de la imaginación en alta mar. EAN: 9788496196384 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Por los mares encantados Autor: Barrington J. Bayley| J. Marion Crawford| Allan Cunningham| Lord Dunsany| William Hope Hodgson| Edgar Allan Poe| Marcel Schwob Editorial: Abraxas Ediciones Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 220 Formato: tapa blanda.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Reprint. 8vo. ca 30pp. A good copy in blue paper covers with some minor browning to cover and page edges. Book.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 8vo. Book.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Por los mares encantados. Bayley; Crawford; Dunsany; Hodson; Poe. Abraxas, 2004. Barrington Bayley; Marion Crawford; Allan Cunningham; Lord Dunsany; William Hope Hodgson; Edgar Allan Poe; Marcel Schwob. Ediciones Abraxas, Narrativas del Mar, 2004. Tapa blanda. 450 gramos. VER TODAS LAS FOTOS.

LETTER: 1p., 4to. In fair condition, lightly aged and creased. Docketed in red and blue ink. He is grateful for 'the Council's very kind invitation to become a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts', and would have been happy to accept, except that he is 'intending to move from London into the country at a fairly early date', and 'would, therefore, be unable to take advantages [sic] of this Fellowship'. He hopes the Society will 'appreciate the reasons for my reducing rather than increasing my ties in London'. NOTE: 1p., landscape 12mo. Addressed to 'Mr. Samson', Assistant Secretary. He will be 'pleased to take the Chair at the meeting of the Society on Wednesday, March 9th when Sir George Haynes is reading his paper.'.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. pp.389 + xx. The ground-breaking research underpinning this book reveals for the first time the full astonishing story of Witherspoon s involvement in an action against him in the Court of Session in Edinburgh, a process that was begun by a lawyer, John Snodgrass, and five others in 1762 and was not determined until 1776, by which time the Paisley minister had long left Scotland for a new life as sixth President of the College of New Jersey. The process would engage the professional skills of some of the most celebrated figures in Scottish advocacy of the period, including George Wallace, Henry Dundas, David Dalrymple, Charles Hay and Andrew Crosbie.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. x, 277 pages ; 27 cm. Contents: The Capella Regis of the kings of Scotland, 1107-1222 / G.W.S. Barrow -- Some notes on wrang and unlaw / H.L. MacQueen -- Revisiting the foundation of the College of Justice / J.W. Cairns -- The legitimacy of the Earl of Arran / Peter McNeill -- William Barclay, professor of law at Pont-à-Mousson and Angers / A.F. Stewart -- Black Patie and Andro Umfra : a prosopographical study of "Just feir or dredour" in early seventeenth-century Shetland / A.D.M. Forte -- The post-union Court of Exchequer / A.L. Murray -- The heritors of Kingsbarns against Rev. James Beatson : an example of eighteenth-century written pleading / David R. Parratt -- Tailors of Aberdeen v Coutts : a look behind the scene / D.J. Cusine -- Scots law in the new world : its place in the formative era of American law / R.H. Helmholz -- Thomas Taylor's lectures on criminal law / James Chalmers -- The Stair Society : the early years / Thomas H. Drysdale.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. ix, 262 pages, 1 unnumbered leaf of plates : illustrations ; 27 cm. Contents: Rights, wrongs and remedies in late Medieval English and Scots law / by Alan Harding -- Jurisdiction in heritage and the foundation of the college of justice / by A. Mark Godfrey -- Foreign litigants before the College of Justice in the Sixteenth Century / by John Finlay -- The Court of Session as an ius commune Court-witnessed by "Sinclair's Practicks", 1540-1549 / by Gero Dolezalek -- A Banffshire process of perambulation 1558 ; Alexander, Lord Salton v Sir Walter Ogilvie of Boyne, Knight / by David B. Smith -- Balfour's Registrum / by William M. Gordon -- George Buchanan, the Court of Session and the law / D.M. Abbott -- Sir Thomas Hope : Lord Advocate to Charles I / by Ann Hope -- Two visitors in the Session, 1629 and 1636 / by Hector L. MacQueen -- The Best beast / by Douglas J. Cusine -- Judicial torture in Scotland during the age of Mackenzie / by Brian P. Levack -- The Session papers in the Advocates Library / by Angus Stewart QC -- The Session papers in four early cases of damages for personal injuries / by Kenneth Campbell -- Sir Walter Scott and the tenants of Invernenty / by Angus Stewart, QC -- Trnsformations of law ; Justinian's Institutes 1.2 pr., 1 ; Stair: Mackenzie / by Alan Watson -- The Stair Society. Robert McQueen, later Lord Braxfield / edited, with an introduction by Angus Stewart -- Regulation of agriculture in seventeenth century Kintyre / by A.I.B. Stewart.

1st.ed. "Always forthright and refreshingly down-to-earth, Dr. Hope communicates his love of the gospel and his commitment to serving God's Church whatever challenges lie ahead." Pp. 8/131. P/b. portrait cover. VG.

See Gambier's entry in the Oxford DNB. He served during capture of Charleston during American Revolutionary War, at the Glorious First of June, and commanded at Battle of Copenhagen and Battle of the Basque Roads. He was First Naval Lord, three times: 1795-1801, 1804-6 and 1807-8. Henslow was Surveyor to the Navy, 1784-1806, and Hope was Deputy Comptroller of the Navy, 1795-1801. According to one source, HMS Achille was 'commissioned under Captain Sir Henry Stanhope [later Admiral Sir Henry Edwyn Stanhope (1754-1814)] in June 1798 while fitting out was ongoing [.] In April 1799, Captain Stanhope was replaced in command by Captain George Murray'. 1p, folio. On brittle and lightly-browned laid paper. The document is in fair condition, apart from at the head, which is worn and heavily chipped, with closed tears, repaired with archival tape. Addressed at head from 'Navy Office 20th March 1799.' Folded five times into package. Written in a secretary's hand and signed at bottom right 'C Hope. / J Hemslow / J: Gambier', and addressed at bottom left to 'Captain Stanhope / late of L'Achille'. The document (rather a stern letter for 'affectionate friends' to write) reads: 'The Officers of Portsmouth Yard having transmitted us an Account of the Articles in the Boatswain's Expence Book of His Majesty's Ship [added here: 'Achille late'] under your command, which were thought to be an extraordinary demand in so short a time after having said to have been recently completed. We herewith transmit you a reply of the same, and acquaint you it will be an objection to the passing your Accounts, unless you can give us satisfactory reasons for so extraordinary an expenditure. / We are, / Sir, / Your affectionate friends / C Hope. / J Henslow / J: Gambier'.