Maccarthy james philip (6 Ergebnisse)
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- Hardcover
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Verlag: The Writers Publishing Company, Inc., Brooklyn, NY, 1915
- Hardcover
- Erstausgabe
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Hardcover. Zustand: Good to Fair. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Binding tight; text body clean; previous owner address label on verso of ffep; water staining along page edges throughout and bottom of inside front board plus first ffep. Brown boards with darker brown lettering; mild soiling to boards; darkened spine; light bumping and…wear at corners and spine ends. A history of the laboring class, personified in the figure of "Dennis Hathnaught." Part of the limited first edition run. 240pp., followed by unpaginated ads.
Verlag: Writers' Publishing Co [1915], Brooklyn, 1915
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"First Edition of 1,000 Printed in September, 1915," octavo (19.25cm.); original brown cloth double ruled and printed in dark brown, all edges speckled blue; [10],240,[4](ads)pp. Fine. A popular history of the laboring class, here personified in the figure of "Dennis Hathnaught." Composed by MacCarthy in order that the reader, p…resumably of the working class, "may be taught to judge more intelligently of his own time and its problems if he has some idea of past times and their institutions." The history begins with "Dennis Hathnaught's Lowly Origin; His Biological Ancestry; Primitive Man; Ancient Contempt for Labour, Effects of Evolution and Suggestion of Human Progress," and proceeds through the various eras of English-speaking Hathnaughts, starting with the Saxons, and progressing through the Middle Ages, 16th and 17th century England, and the Industrial Revolution. Interspersed with chapters on "Fritz Hathnaught," "Jacques Bonhomme," and the "Slavic Hathnaughts, Ivan and Michael.".
Weitere BilderThe Rise of Dennis Hathnaught: Life of the Common People Across the Ages as Set Down in the Great Books of the World
[RADICAL AND PROLETARIAN LITERATURE] MACCARTHY, James Philip
Verlag: Writers' Publishing Co [1915], Brooklyn, 1915
- Erstausgabe
- Signiert
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First Edition. "First Edition of 1,000 Printed in September, 1915," octavo (19.25cm.); original brown cloth double ruled and printed in dark brown; [10],240,[4](ads)pp. Fine. Presentation copy, inscribed and signed by the author and his wife Jessie to noted Americana collector Dr. William C. Braislin, with author's own photograp…hically illustrated bookplate on front pastedown. Popular history of the laboring class, here personified in the figure of "Dennis Hathnaught." Composed within a loosely fictional framework by MacCarthy in order that the presumably working-class reader, "may be taught to judge more intelligently of his own time and its problems if he has some idea of past times and their institutions." The "history" begins with "Dennis Hathnaught's Lowly Origin; His Biological Ancestry; Primitive Man; Ancient Contempt for Labour, Effects of Evolution and Suggestion of Human Progress," and proceeds through the various eras of English-speaking Hathnaughts, starting with the Saxons, and progressing through the Middle Ages, 16th and 17th century England, and the Industrial Revolution. Interspersed with chapters on "Fritz Hathnaught," "Jacques Bonhomme," and the "Slavic Hathnaughts, Ivan and Michael.". Signed.
