william turner (32 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Bueno. : En este libro, William Bennett Turner examina críticamente cómo la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos, bajo el mandato del Presidente John G. Roberts Jr., ha resuelto casos clave relacionados con la libertad de expresión. El autor analiza cómo la corte ha modificado las reglas sobre la libertad de expresión, diseñando resultados y convirtiéndose en un vehículo para promover una agenda conservadora. Se argumenta que la Primera Enmienda se ha transformado en una herramienta para favorecer a las corporaciones y a los intereses religiosos conservadores, en lugar de proteger a las minorías oprimidas. EAN: 9780578746531 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Derecho|Historia|Filosofía Título: Free Speech for Some Autor: William Bennett Turner Editorial: William Bennett Turner Idioma: en Páginas: 204 Formato: tapa blanda.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 204 pages. 7.99x5.00x0.47 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 160 pages. 6.00x0.56x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: Fair. Signed Copy . Former Library book. Inscribed by compiler on inside. (Morgan County, West Virginia, Genealogy).

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. Unopened invitation from William Turner Gallery, Santa Monica, California. What s inside is a mystery to me. Circa 2016. I could be wrong about the year. Just guessing. 5.75 x 8.75 inches. NOTE: This unopened invitation must remain unopened to be eligible for return.

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnWilliam Dow Turner grew up in the Chicago area, and studied economics at Brown University and finance at the Columbia Business School. Bill then spent nearly four decades as a banker and management consultant, helping clie.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Has the First Amendment become a tool to promote the conservative agenda On June 27, 2018, Justice Elena Kagan, dissenting from the Supreme Court's decision in a free speech case, accused the Roberts Court majority of 'weaponizing the First Amendment'--of 'turning the First Amendment into a sword' and using it to serve a conservative political agenda. The U.S. Supreme Court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., has decided more free speech cases than any previous court in history. The decisions have mostly favored free speech claims. But the court increasingly has found First Amendment protection not for dissidents and minorities but for businesses and conservative religious interests. The court has taken free speech principles developed decades ago to shield and empower oppressed minorities and applied them to shield and empower corporations and the religious right. The book critically examines how the Roberts Court has decided the key cases, changed the rules on free speech, engineered outcomes, and become the willing vehicle for advancing the conservative agenda. Justice Kagan was right.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'There's a Pony in Here.Somewhere' is a collection of vignettes and observations concerning Bill Turner's family, friends, business career, and spots visited over eight decades. 6 x 9', 302 pg., color, paper bound.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The first family named Dow in America landed in 1637, escaping from the persecution of the English kings and the Anglican Church as a part of the 'great migration' begun by the Pilgrims 17 years earlier. Two hundred and seventy years later, descendent George W. Dow captained the only seven-masted sailing vessel ever builtthe Thomas W. Lawsonon its maiden cross-Atlantic voyage. Encountering unfathomable weather, and monstrous winds, tides, and waves as it approached the English coast, the Lawson slipped her anchors and sunk among treacherous rocks in the Scilly Isles. The schooner, its cargo, and 16 sailors were lost, but 'lucky' Captain Dow and his engineer were heroically saved from the rocks the next day. This story is an account of how Captain Dow was the culmination of the Dow family's evolution from immigrants in a primitive, 17th century foreign land, to seafaring as an occupation, as a new United States and global economy began to emerge. And, his life also was the last of the Dow's New England-based, sea faring existence, as the Captain's descendantsalready five generations and countingspread from Boston to homes, careers and lives far-flung from Maine and New England.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - CHUIE, THE MAJOR is a biographical sketch of Arthur Turner, the son of an English immigrant, driven by an undeniable patriotic commitment to helping his country in the great World War. His tenacity leads him to the front where he heroically loses a leg, setting the course for his life's work as a judge advocate in Marine and Navy courts-martial.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Softcover. Condition: VERY GOOD. Possible light general shelf wear to cover, spine and page edges. Possible clean ex-library copy, with their stickers and or stamp.

(guter Zustand). Freiburg 1991 . Hardcover illustr. Orig. Kart. geb. 4° 8 Bände, je Band 79 S. insgesamt 632 S. durchgehend insgesamt mit ca. 700 farbigen Illustrationen Malbeispielen u.a Kunstpädagogik, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen, Skizzen.

Zustand: Good. 8vo. Good in Wraps, with minor loss, light toning & scribbles to cover, else VG. 20 pp. Scarce.

Disbound. Renier signature. (2), 42pp. Without 'The Brunswick' but with postscripts to 4th & 5th edns.

Hardcover. Zustand: Poor. 1st Edition. RARE 1627 FIRST EDITION (soon to be 400 yrs old!), all 473 pages present + title page + 2 final pages ('A Revise') & all are CLEAN of any annotations or foxing. Large sections are still bound together but given 'poor' as there is no exterior. If you need a binder to provide you a quote, tell them it is approximately 4to, as an A4 sheet of paper was just placed on the book pages, and the height is virtually the same with the width of the book pages being about 3cm shorter.

Hardcover. Octavo, [16], 150, *151-*152, 151 -180 pages (lacking pages 181f and the final 24 unnumbered pages). VG-; Rebacked with earlier boards preserved. Shelf wear and rubbing to boards, particularly at corners. Light damp staining to lower corner of textblock throughout. Includes index. Bookplate affixed to front pastedown; the name of another previous owner written in pencil on title page. JR Consignment; ESTC R9025; Wing L375. "A careful hand" = Charles Gildon. (Cf. Term catalogues). Date of publication from Wing. 1345528. Special Collections - Downstairs.

16pp., LACKING the last gathering, this pamphlet appears to be totally unrecorded. 3 pamphlets bound as one, orig. blue sugar paper wrappers, spine perished, uncut.

Full Calf. Zustand: Good Plus. Book measures 29x19.cm. Collation, [32],267,[17],357pp, lacking 2 leaves from the preliminary, probably a5,a6, could be a half title and blank,? Otherwise the text is complete. Bound in period or early full calf, raised bands, gilt tooling. Calf rubbed, worn with loss on edges, top board detached. Internally, light stamp marking to title, can't tell if its a private or library stamp. Some occasional minor writing, a couple of pages have a closed tear, one pages has a small hole. Pages in good clean condition. A good copy. Size: Quarto.

1st English Edition. 4to. [28], 388 p. Decorative initial letters including some historiated, decorative head and tail pieces and bands. 'Summary of the chapters' misbound with last three leaves bound in first, upper hinge sprung with title page adhered along gutter hinge to e.p., ex.-libris Chapman-Purchas, modern e.ps. casually laid, contemporary calf, minor marking and wear to boards, modern gilt lettered label to spine. ESTC No: S116164; ' By Guillaume Ranchin, whose name is given on *3v. a: A translation of: Revision du Concile de Trente. a: Translator's dedication signed: Gerard Langbaine. a: Turner's function as publisher from STC. a: Leaf a4 bears errata.'Gerard Langbaine, the elder (16091658) English academic and clergyman, known as a scholar, royalist, and Provost of Queen's College, Oxford during the siege of the city. '. In 1638, inspired by the dedicatee, Christopher Potter, provost of Queen's, his A Review of the Councell of Trent translated the work of the Gallican Guillaume Ranchin while disclaiming Catholic doctrinal content .' ODNB. US$446.

Leather. Zustand: Very Good Indeed. Not Stated (illustrator). An early edition of Abel Boyer's scarce work on moral philosophy. This is the third edition. Illustrated, with a frontispiece.ESTC reference no: N6266.Collated, complete.Attributed to Abel Boyer, a Huguenot who settled in London. The title comes from the Greek philosopher Theophrastus, although Boyer's style differs from his. Boyer offers maxims, reflections and manners after the French pattern. In a contemporary calf binding. Externally, generally smart with patches of rubbing to the joints and extremities. Former owner's inscription to the recto of front endpaper, Wm Beeston Queen's Coll Oxford 1741. Former owner's inscription to the recto of front endpaper. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright with occasional light spots to pages. Very Good Indeed. book.

Royal 8vo. *6 + A6 + A6 + 267pp. + [**8] + 357pp. Dec. initial letters and headpieces including some historiated. [Gg6] is a blank. Signature B2 repaired, prelims. upto signature B2 with sm. spilt to fore-edge, 'Mr Hugh Jones His Booke 1680' together with pen markings to title page with sl. loss to corners, blank to rear heavily annotated, occasional underlining, some browning and occasional stains, marbled e.ps., old mottled calf boards, sympathetically rebacked in C20th calf with gilt compartments and gilt lettered label to spine. Armorial bookplate 'Tempvs Edax Rervm' to verso of title page, ex-libris Bisset family of Lessendrum House, Huntly, Aberdeen.ESTC S106807. 'A translation of: Alemán, Mateo. Aventuras y vida de Guzmán de Alfarache, which was originally published in two parts as Primera [Segunda] Parte de Guzman de Alfarache. Translator's dedication signed: Don Diego Puede--Ser, i.e. James Mabbe. In Mabbe's Second part passages occur which are only to be found in Barezzo Barezzi's Italian translation--cf. James Fitzmaurice-Kelly's introduction to The rogue, 1924 (The Tudor translations, 2nd series). The second part has separate dated title page and pagination; register is continuous. STC (2nd ed.), 290. Madan, I, p. 148.'The Mabbe translation first published in 1622. US$817.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Hardcover. Full leather. An early (certainly 17th century if not original to 1633) binding. Raised cords. Corners bumped and leather less than supple, but binding good and tight and complete without any deficiency except age. Engraved title page. Pencil notation on the inside cover says "lacks maps" as indeed it does. 20 pages of frontismatter. Then pagination begins with '1' and continues to 807, followed by a 1 page poem "Of the Unknowne parts of the world." The section on American begins on page 767. "At the first arrivall of the Spaniands into this country, they found the people without all manner of apparell, nought skilled in Agriculture, making their bread of a kind of root, callled Maiz: a root wherein is a venemous liquor, not inferiour to most deadly poysons: but this juice they crush out, and after having dried and prepared the root, make their bread of it. They worshipped divellish spirits, whom they called Semes, in remembrance of whom they kept continually certaine images as it were, made of a cotton wooll, like to our children's babies." It is hardly a handbook by which one could hope to navigate or settle the land -- but it is an extremely early account of America, published while John Winthrop and the Plymouth Pilgrims were still unpacking their bags in New England. (and just a decade after Shakespeare's First Folio). The majority of the book covers the more familiar confines of Europe and the Mediterranean. "Of France. the country is wondrous populous, supposed to containe 15 millions of living soules." Nicely printed and with wide margins at the sides, somewhat close at top and bottom. Measures about 5.5 x 7.25 inches. An important glimpse into the worldview of the early 17th century. A long discourse on whether the natives were black or white ends with the conclusion that they are descendants of the Tartars. And a description of the gold mines says that in there there was 'more gold than earth.' First published in 1621 & popular enough, evidently, to go through 6 editions in a dozen years. [I do not see any mention of maps in either the 1629 or 1631 editions of this book, which are the only ones currently available, so pencil notes notwithstanding, I'm not sure if there are supposed to be maps here or not. There are no maps in the google-books scan of this 1633 edition.] Please email with questions or to request photos.

Front. port. Uncut. Disbound. Renier signature. 64pp. Supposedly written from Carlton Palace, 1st Dec. 1820, this was a fictitious, but widely circulated letter, on the subject of the King's separation from Caroline. The final 11 pages contain a postscript titled 'The Brunswick' signed Montague Williams; it has been variously attributed to Wasborough and John Wilson Croker. The frontispiece portrait of George IV published by J. Robins, 1820.