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OKart., 25 x 17 cm. Zustand: Gut. 64 Seiten, Eins von 200 Exemplaren. -Mit einigen wenigen Abbildungen. - Sauberes und wohlerhaltenes Exemplar. Due to new EU packaging regulations, we are currently unable to ship to many EU countries. Shipping to Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Finland, and the Baltic states is possible. Deliveries to border-based parcel lockers or cross-border parcel forwarding services remain possible. Shipping to all countries outside the EU also remains possible. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 200.…

Originalbroschur. Zustand: Sehr gut. 427 S. Einband leicht berieben. Papierbedingt leicht gebräunt. Teil vom Vorsatz abgeschnitten. - Output Restriction Norms and Social Sanctions by George C. Homans -- Crime and Punishment in the Factory: The Function of Deviancy in Maintaining the Social System by Joseph Bensman and Israel Gerver -- A Critique of Sociological Interpretations of Gang Delinquency by David Bordua -- Adolescent Powerlessness and Delinquent Behavior by Gerald Marwell -- The Delinquent Gang as a Near-Group by Lewis Yablonsky -- The Response of Gang Leaders to Status Threats : An Observation on Group Process and Delinquency by James F. Short, Jr. and Fred L. Strodtbeck -- The Interaction of Social Class and Deviant Behavior by Lee N. Robins, Harry Gyman, and Patricia O'Neal -- Needed : Analytical Typologies in Criminology by Jack P. Gibbs -- Social Structure and Anomie by Robert K. Merton -- Crime as an American Way of Life by Daniel Bell -- The Professional Thief by Edwin H. Sutherland -- The Jack-of-All-Trades Offender by Julian C. Roebuck and Ronald Johnson -- Two Studies of Legal Stigma by Richard D. Schwartz and Jerome H. Skolnick -- Violence and the Police by William A. Westley -- The Inmate Social System by Gresham M. Sykes and Sheldon L. Messinger -- Thieves, Convicts and the Inmate Culture by John Irwin and Donald R. Cressey -- Socialization in Correctional Communities by Stanton Wheeler -- The Corruption of Authority and Rehabilitation by Gresham M. Sykes -- On the Genesis of Male Homosexuality : An Attempt at Clarifying the Role of the Parents by Eva Bene -- The Social Integration of Queers and Peers by Albert J. Reiss, Jr. -- The Homosexual Community by Maurice Leznoff and William A. Westley -- The Call Girl by Harold Greenwald -- The Professional Prostitute by Travis Hirschi -- Apprenticeships in Prostitution by James H. Bryan -- Occupational Ideologies of Call Girls by James H. Bryan -- Occupational Mobility and Suicide among White Males by Warren Breed -- A Sociological Analysis of Criminal Homicide by Marvin E. Wolfgang -- Suicide, Homicide, and the Socialization of Aggression by Martin Gold -- The Communication of Suicidal Intent : A Study of 134 Consecutive Cases of Successful (Completed) Suicide by Eli Robins, Seymour Gassner, Jack Kayes, Robert H. Wilkinson,and George E. Murphy -- Homicide and Social Contact in Denmark by Kaare Svalastoga -- Suicide Attempts and the Social Response by Arthur L. Kobler- and Ezra S. Totand -- An Analysis of Homicide-Suicide by Marvin E. Wolfgang -- Cultural Differences in Rates of Alcoholism by Robert Freed Bales -- Role Conflict and Alcoholism by William A. Rushing -- Wives of Alcoholics by Thelma Whalen -- Group Processes among Skid Row Winos by James F. Rooney -- The Adjustment of the Family to Alcoholism by Joan K. Jackson -- Suicide as a Consequence of Alcoholism by William A. Rushing -- The Use of Drugs by Jazz Musicians by Charles Winick -- Cats, Kicks and Color by Harold Finestone -- Becoming a Marihuana User by Howard S. Becker -- The Cycle of Abstinence and Relapse among Heroin Addicts by Marsh B. Ray -- Factors Associated with Prevalence of Mental Illness by August B. Hollingshead -- Social Isolation and Schizophrenia by Melvin L. Kohn and John A. Clausen -- The Mental Patient in the Hospital Ward System by Ivan Belknap -- The Mental Hospital and the Degradation of Self by Erving Goffman -- Rejection : A Possible Consequence of Seeking Help for Mental Disorders by Derek L. Phillips -- The Societal Reaction to Deviance: Ascriptive Elements in the Psychiatric Screening of Mental Patients in a Midwestern State by Thomas J. Scheff. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First, Limited Edition. N. P.: Privately Published, Printed By W. L. Van Kleeck, 1997. First and limited edition, 1997, signed by the author on the title page, number 244 of 600 copies printed. Light tan cloth printed in green, map endpapers, illustrated dustjacket. The book is in fine condition, looks and feels new and unread, tight binding, no other names or markings. The mylar protected dustjacket has some light rubbing to the spine ends, no chips or tears. Signed By the Author. First, Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First, Limited Edition. N. P.: Privately Published, Printed By W. L. Van Kleeck, 1997. First and limited edition, 1997, signed by the author on the title page, number 243 of 600 copies printed. Light tan cloth printed in green, map endpapers, illustrated dustjacket. The book is in fine condition, looks and feels new and unread, tight binding, no other names or markings. The mylar protected dustjacket has some light rubbing to the spine ends, very tiny chip to the foot of the spine. Signed By the Author. First, Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.…

tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Literatura española (86-311.2"19") L N P. Madrid. 1965. 17 cm. 94 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial. Colección 'La Novela Popular', numero coleccion(v. 14). Madrid, Juan 1947- . (=3621474=) VM142.

Zustand: DISCRETO USATO. Journal of Ancient Topography - Rivista di Topografia Antica ITALIANO Estratto dal N. I, 1991 del periodico Journal of Ancient Topography - Rivista di Topografia Antica. Scritto di Giovanni Azzena dal titolo "Persistenze e trasformazioni del tessuto urbano romano nel medioevo". Stato discreto, coperta in cartoncino semirigido con qualche segno d'uso, tagli e pagine in ottimo stato. Su testata di I.a pagina dedica autografa dell'Autore, 18 figure monocrome e bicrome. Numero Pagine.…

Zustand: BUONO USATO. Da revisionare ITALIANO Buono stato, coperta in cartoncino, dorso rinforzato con nastro adesivo telato, macchie, bordo appena sfregato, cerniera stretta, taglio di testa con minimo accenno di fioritura, pagine in ottimo stato, cerniera stretta. Stampato a cura del servizio sanitario dell'E. N. P. A. L. S., presso il Reparto Attrezzature Tecniche della Direzione Generale. Numero Pagine 67.…

Zustand: BUONO USATO. Da revisionare INTERLINGUE Buono stato, coperta illustrata in cartoncino patinato, bordo poco sfregato, su piatto inferiore pellicola della patinata appena dissaldata, tagli minimamente ambrati, pagine, in carta patinata, in ottimo stato. Presenta testo posto su due e tre colonne, illustrazioni in b. e n. ed a colori, in fondo al volume cartina in scala di grigio, fuori formato, ben piegata. Lingue: Italiano, Turco, Inglese. Numero Pagine 214.…

Pp 33. Ink stamp to fep. P/b. Name to cover. G+.

8°. VIII, 185 (recte 158) S., (1 Bl.). Lederband der Zeit mit Rücken- und Kantenvergoldung (berieben, Kapitale und Stehkanten restauriert, Rücken spröde). Umlaufender Rotschnitt. Innenspiegel mit altem Exlibris. Vereinzelt geringfügig fleckig. Sonst innen in schöner Erhaltung. - Vorgebunden: Pineau: Mémoire sur le danger des Inhumations précipitées, & sur la nécessité d'un Réglement, pour mettre les Citoyens à l'abri du malheur d'être enterrés vivans. Niort, P. Elies, 1776. 136 S., (1 Bl.). - Vorgebunden: Venel, Jean André: Essai sur la santé et sur l'éducation médicinale des filles destinées au mariage. Yverdon, Société littéraire & typographique, 1776. 205 S., (1 Bl.). Erste Ausgabe. - Blake 287; Hirsch/H. IV, 79; nicht bei Wellcome. - 'Obgleich Voltaire schon 1727 auf die Vortheile der in England bereits eingeführten Pocken-Inoculation aufmerksam gemacht hatte, waren die französischen Aerzte 20 Jahre später noch darüber in ihren Ansichten getheilt, als M. sich dafür erklärte, das Verfahren durch Wort und That in der Bourgogne einführte, 1757 nach Genf ging, um dasselbe zu studiren und bei seinen eigenen Kindern anwendete' (H./H.). - Mit diesem Werk dürfte Maret das Verständnis für die später durch Jenner erfolgte Inoculation durch Kuhpocken bereitet haben, die sich - von England ausgehend - in Frankreich und ganz Europa durchsetzen sollte. Das vorliegende Werk dokumentiert wohl letztmalig die Inoculationsversuche vor Jenner. - Zu Pineau: - Erste Ausgabe. - Wellcome IV, 388; Blake 353. - Über die Beerdigung von Scheintoten. - Zu Venel: - Erste Ausgabe. - Blake 470; Waller 9860; Hirsch/H. V, 725. - Venel (1740-91) aus Morges (Kant. Waadt), Schüler von Tronchin und Cabanis, ließ sich in Yverdon nieder und eröffnete dort eine Hebammenschule. Die glückliche Heilung eines mit krummen Füßen geborenen Kindes brachte ihn zur Orthopädie. Er gründete in Orbe (Waadtland) eine orthopäd. Heilanstalt, erfand die erste Streckmaschine (Streckbett) und wurde so zum Begründer der modernen Orthopädie. - Titel von I mit hinterlegtem Einriß, Titel von II gering fleckig und demselben alten Namenszug wie III. Sprache: Französisch. …

16mo, pp. 214; engraved frontispiece by Sartain; original red cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine; spine sunned, gift inscription to R. P. Watkins from his mother dated 1853, else very good. Timothy Shay Arthur was a prolific author and publisher (Wright attributing over 75 titles to his credit), best known for his didactic, moralistic and simple stories. He was closely associated with the Temperance movement, having written the influential Ten Nights in a Bar-room and What I Saw There, which was adapted into a popular play. "Virtually forgotten now, Arthur did much to articulate and disseminate the values, beliefs, and habits that defined respectable, decorous middle-class life in America" (Wikipedia). Wright II, 91 (variant imprint).…

An interesting period piece. Two synopses of Percy Nash's review 'The Charm', the second dated by him to 1951, and with reference to the nationalisation of the coal industry. Together with the typescript of a song from the play about the 'Man of Might' Winston Churchill, and the Labour Party, who 'Have sullied the Fair name | of dear old England'. Also present is a watercolour drawing by Percy Nash's nephew the Bournemouth artist Eustace Nash of the intended backdrop to the first act of the review, together with an ALS discussing his ideas for the design of the piece. There is no record of 'The Charm' having been produced, and it is so dated that the 82-year-old Nash would appear to have spiced up a pre-war version with topical references in the 1951 version. The material is in fair condition, with light signs of age and wear. The political element to the material is especially interesting, as Percy Nash's career as a film maker was effectively ended following teh screening of his 1921 film 'How Kitchener was betrayed'. ONE: Typed synopsis of the first act [of 'The Charm'], followed by a full-page list of fourteen 'Proposed Musical Numbers'. 7pp, 4to, with the synopsis paginated 2-7. Emendations in autograph, together with the following at the head of the first page: 'So long as Merlins gift remains | Within the Ellsmere Walls | So long Prosperity & Wealth | To cheer those stately Halls | But if the talisman departs | for distant climes to roam | ruin will shame the noble name | Until it cometh home'. Among information typed at the beginning of the first page, before the text of he synopsis, are the following details: 'ACT 1 The Keep of Castle Ellesmere. | Period 1400 A.D. | Act 2. The Same Picturesquley [sic] Delapidated. | Period 1912'. TWO: Autograph synopsis of 'Act 2' [of 'The Charm']. 2pp, 12mo. On two leaves of ruled paper. Couplet, clearly intended for the play, on reverse of second leaf. Includes reference to: 'The Son of the Baron fresh from Oxford (a new Character) with his Chum. (a character light comedian) Hugh Beauclerc. played by the same actor as in Act I'. THREE: Later typed synopsis of 'The Charm', 'A Romantic Play with Music', signed by at the end 'Percy Nash'. Dated at head of first page 'Jan 1951'. 7pp, 8vo. Each of the two acts separately paginated (Act I, 4pp; Act 2, 3pp). A handful of minor autograph emendations, including a dating of the play to 'AD 1560'. The second act contains some topical references: '[The Earl] tells the Baron of their losses since the Charm went, and amongst the greatest is a Coal Mine under his property having run dry and the Government refusing to take it over in the Nationalising Scheme.' and 'The Government officials in making a last survey of the Emslee Coal Mine have discovered a valuable seam which will enable them to make a profitable investment, they will therefore purchase it and offer The Earl of Ellsmere the post of Chairman of the District Board.' FOUR: Typed page of verse [from 'The Charm'], headed 'A MAM [sic] OF MIGHT'. 1p, 4to. Top copy with two carbon copies, on one of which PN has written: 'Female Palace Scene | Requires strict rehearsal'. The 'man of might' is Winston Churchill, come to restore 'our Fair Land' to 'Her glory'. Includes the following refrain: 'Atlee, Morrison, | Sgokes [sic] and Shinwell too, | Gaitskill, Strachey, | To number just a few. | The Labour Party, on the whole, | With their motley crew, | Have sullied the Fair name | of dear old England. | But, there's a Star | Still shining through the night | A Statesman who can put the matter right,'. This is followed by: 'Voices in audience. WINSTON CHURCHILL | Soloist. He's our Man of Might. | To bring nack [sic] PEACE with HONOUR | To OLD ENGLAND.' FIVE: Autograph Letter Signed from Eustace Nash, signing as 'Stacie', to his uncle Percy Nash. The letter addressed to 'P. Cromwell Nash Esq. | 2 Bristol Court W | Brighton', and the salutation to 'Dear Uncle Percy'. He is sending '2 Colour Sketches of Sets for Acts 1 & 2 of "The Charm"' (one of which is present here as the next item), which he hopes 'will be on the lines suggested in your "Script".' He discusses technical points relating to '"The Drawbridge" set' and the 'actual area of "backcloth", and suggests changes. The letter ends in the hope that 'you and Aunt Jessie are well, I see by the paper, you had sunshine over the week-end whilst London was in "fog" [.] Love to Aunt Jessie & yourself from Lester [his brother and partner] & self'. SIX: 19.5 x 25 cm watercolour drawing of the set of 'ACT I' [of 'The Charm'], signed at bottom right 'EUSTACE NASH'. View from castle battlements of keep, with river and ship in background.…

First edition of this most famous of English dictionaries. Johnson's Dictionary "left an immense mark on its age. It soon became recognized as a work of classical standing, and in spite of some minor blemishes it has never lost its historical importance as the first great endeavour of its kind" (ODNB). Begun in 1746, the Dictionary was Johnson's greatest literary labour, comprising over 2,300 pages, 40,000 defined words, and 114,000 illustrative quotations. The result demonstrated "the fecundity of the language more comprehensively than any of its predecessors. Conscious that his primary role was to record the state of English vocabulary, rather than to legislate for its usage, Johnson registered the entire sweep of words from the crude and demotic to the most rarefied scientific terms and to recent fanciful forms imported from other languages" (ibid.). Johnson's innovations included "grounding his wordlist in the works of English authors, discerning subtle shades of meaning in numbered senses, and providing extensive quotations showing the words in context. Together, these qualities made Johnson's Dictionary, though not a chronological 'first', still the first English dictionary to be widely regarded as the standard of the English language" (Lynch, abstract). Provenance: Sir Richard Neave (1731-1814), British merchant and a governor of the Bank of England, with his bookplates. Neave developed interests in the West Indies and the Americas and was chairman of the Ramsgate Harbour Trust, the Society of West Indian Merchants and the London Dock Company, as well as a director of the Hudson's Bay Company. He was a friend of George Read of Delaware who wrote to warn him in 1765 that the British government's attempts to tax the colonies without giving them direct representation in Parliament would lead to independence. Chapman & Hazen, p. 137; Courtney & Smith, p. 54; Fleeman 55.4D/1a; Printing and the Mind of Man 201; Rothschild 1237. Jack Lynch, "Samuel Johnson and the 'First English Dictionary'", Eighteenth-Century English Dictionaries: Prescriptivism and Completeness, 2020. 2 vols, folio (410 x 264 mm). Titles in red and black, woodcut tailpieces. Contemporary calf, rebacked to style, spines ruled in gilt, red and brown morocco labels. Boards rubbed, a little wear to edges, outer leaves lightly browned, occasional pale spots to contents. A very good copy. …

Second London edition, and first authorized separate edition. Vol. 1: Frontis. portrait, extra engraved vignette of SJ to tissue guard, vii, (1), 480; vol. 2: iii, (1), 471; vol. 3: iii, (1), 462; vol. 4: iii, (1), 505 pp. 4 vols. 8vo. The first authorized separate edition of Johnson's Lives of the English Poets - they first appeared as the "Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, to the Works of the English Poets,"(10 vols, 1779-1781). A contemporary and uniform set of Johnson's masterwork of critical literary observations, all volumes uncut, in the original boards. The arms on the bookplate suggest that the previous owner who has signed and dated each title page "Fitzwilliam / 1781" is William, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam (1748-1833). A subsequent owner has attempted to rub out the Fitzwilliam name and the crown on the bookplates. Courtney, 141-42; Fleeman 79.4LP/5. Provenance: [William, 4th Earl?] Fitzwilliam, with the Fitzwilliam's arms on the bookplate in 3 of the volumes; then from the estate of Huguette Clark Original blue-gray boards (8.75 x 5.25 inches), uncut. Engraved frontispiece portrait by T. Trotter after J. Reynolds, without imprint, additional engraved portrait cut and mounted onto tissue guard, uncut. Backstrips parished, but the volumes are solid. Frontispiece spotted occasionally and some light staining or dampstaining; housed in two cloth chemises and slipcases. Vol. 3 leaf Q1 torn Vol. 1: Frontis. portrait, extra engraved vignette of SJ to tissue guard, vii, (1), 480; vol. 2: iii, (1), 471; vol. 3: iii, (1), 462; vol. 4: iii, (1), 505 pp. 4 vols. 8vo Second London edition, and first authorized separate edition. Signed.…

62 S. ; Einband leicht berieben und leicht fleckig, etwa 12 Blatt mit kleinem Einriss an der Frontkante, sonst gut. N04-6 Wichtiger Hinweis: Aufgrund der EPR-Regelung zur Zeit KEIN Versand in EU-Länder. Due to EPR, there is currently no delivery to EU-countries. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 300 21*14 cm. Moderner Kunstlederband, goldgepr. Rückentitel. …