The Line by J D Horn (72 results)

Condition: Good. Former library book; may include library markings. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

Condition: Very Good.

Couverture souple. Condition: Comme neuf. In-4 broché. SOMMAIRE : - France Dossier d'une crise (1) - Exploitation Les chiffres d'une exploitation en crise - France De l'Internationale situationniste à la sinologie non conforme - France à propos de : Chinois, encore un effort pour être révolutionnaires De lInternationale situationniste à la sinologie non conforme - France à propos de : Mao par lui-même De lInternationale situationniste à la sinologie non conforme - SCOLA Ettore à propos de : Journée particulière (entretien) - Amérique Latine D'Hollywood au Cap Horn - Bref survol des conditions de production et de distribution en Amérique latine - Montréal 1977 - BRANDO Marlon Marlon Brando (François Guérif) - Musique et cinéma Trois siècles de musique de films. Marin Marais, musicien sarde - Hyères 1977 - Hyères 1977 à propos de : Quand Joseph revient - Hyères 1977 à propos de : Adele Spitzeder - Hyères 1977 à propos de : Lithophonie - Hyères 1977 à propos de : Esclave de l'amour - Locarno 1977 - Locarno 1977 à propos de : Antonio Gramsci - Locarno 1977 à propos de : Ajuricaba - Locarno 1977 à propos de : San Gottardo - Festival Des festivals spécialisés : cinéma et éducation populaire - BOROWCZYK Walerian Boro, le magicien (article d'ensemble) Auteurs : MÉRIGEAU Pascal , CORNAND André - BOROWCZYK Walerian - BOROWCZYK Walerian Walerian Borowczyk, ou les pièges du récit - BOROWCZYK Walerian à propos de : Goto, l'île d'amour Walerian Borowczyk, ou les pièges du récit - BOROWCZYK Walerian à propos de : Blanche Walerian Borowczyk, ou les pièges du récit - BOROWCZYK Walerian à propos de : Contes immoraux Walerian Borowczyk, ou les pièges du récit - BOROWCZYK Walerian à propos de : Bête Walerian Borowczyk, ou les pièges du récit - Théorie du cinéma Analyse filmique et animation socio-culturelle (histoire, théorie,.) - Ciné-clubs - Cinéma non commercial Analyse filmique et animation socio-culturelle (histoire, théorie,.) - Théorie du cinéma L'impression de réalité au cinéma (histoire, théorie,.) - SEMBÈNE Ousmane (entretien) - Albanie Le cinéma albanais ou Le retour du héros positif - Aïda - Ami américain - Andy Warhol's Bad - Annie Hall - Au-delà du bien et du mal - Bison blanc - Cet obscur objet du désir - Chat connaît l'assassin - Chasseurs - Danoises et l'amour - Comme la lune - Enfants du placard - Enfants gâtés - Diable probablement - Dites-lui que je l'aime - Dona Flor et ses deux maris - Enfer mécanique - Espion qui m'aimait - Gloria - Grands fonds - Guerre des étoiles - Harlan County USA - Homme pressé - Imprécateur - J.A. Martin, photographe - Kung-fu wu-su - Machine - Manque - Maison de l'exorcisme - Menace - Monsieur Papa - Naufragés du 747 - Ne laissons pas les morts enterrer les morts - Nickelodeon - Nucléaire = danger immédiat - Opium et le bâton - Paradis d'été - Passé simple - Point de mire - Pleasantville - Rage - Plus ça va, moins ça va - Swastika - Théorie des dominos - Ultime razzia - Autre homme, une autre chance - Étoile est née - Valentino Auteurs : GAREL Alain , MÉRIGEAU Pascal.

Couverture souple. Condition: Comme neuf. In-4 broché. SOMMAIRE : - Festival Chamrousse festival de l'humour - SIRK Douglas Douglas Sirk : le voyant lumineux [DUVAL Bruno] - Avoriaz 1979 [DESRUES Hubert] - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Nuit, un rodeur - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Faiseur d'épouvantes - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Piège - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Patrick - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Halloween - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Long week-end - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Fantasme - Avoriaz 1979 à propos de : Invasion des profanateurs - Un "multimedia" en partance [DURAND Philippe] - France Le dépôt légal : oui mais. [DURAND Philippe] - MORDILLAT Gérard à propos de : Patrons - Télévision (entretien) [MAUPIN Françoise] - PHILIBERT Nicolas (entretien) - SOLANAS Fernando E. Une mise au point [PARANAGUA Paulo Antonio] - France À propos du cinéma martiniquais (Thierry Steff) (courrier) - Développement et tirage noir et blanc (Gérard Betton) [SAUVAGET Daniel] - Photomacrographie (Gérard Betton) [SAUVAGET Daniel] - Cinéma et littérature Stendhal-Balzac - Réalisme et cinéma [CORNAND André] - Italie Cinéma italien (Jean A. Gili) [CORNAND André] - Théorème "Théorème" (Pier Paolo Pasolini) [CORNAND André] - Masochisme au cinéma (Jean Streff) [ZIMMER Jacques] - GABLE Clark Clark Gable (Gabe Essoe) [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Chine Cinéma chinois 1905-1949 (Régis Bergeron) [GRÉLIER Robert] - GIONO Jean Jean Giono et le cinéma (Jacques Meny) [CHEVALLIER Jacques] - CHAPLIN Charles Charlot, Sir Charles Chaplin (Jacques Lorcey) [LEFÈVRE Raymond] - EISENSTEIN Sergueï Mikhailovitch Non indifférente nature (S.M. Eisenstein) [VALLIER Charles] - Culture et communication n° 11 et 12 [SAUVAGET Daniel] - HAUFF Reinhard Connaître Reinhard Hauff [SAUVAGET Daniel] - HAUFF Reinhard [SAUVAGET Daniel] - Allemagne Nouvelles du cinéma allemand [SAUVAGET Daniel] - Hitler, un film d'Allemagne "Hitler, un film d'Allemagne" (Hans Jürgen Syberberg) [SAUVAGET Daniel] - Chambre verte Auteurs : BLANCHARD Anne-Marie , BLANCHARD Gérard - MIZOGUCHI Kenji Notes sur Kenji Mizoguchi (article d'ensemble) [SIMSOLO Noël] - Cinéma et société Mais où est donc passé mon casque colonial ? [GRÉLIER Robert] - WISEMAN Frederick Wiseman ou La découverte de l'Amérique [PILARD Philippe] - WISEMAN Frederick (entretien) [PILARD Philippe] - WISEMAN Frederick - Acteurs Petit lexique des stars-B américaines [SETBON Philippe] - USA Petit lexique des stars-B américaines [SETBON Philippe] - AKINS Claude - BAKER Joe Don - BALSAM Martin - BOONE Richard - BORGNINE Ernest - BRAND Neville - CONNORS Chuck - DUVALL Robert - Mais où est donc ornicar ? [MAUPIN Françoise] - VAN EFFENTERRE Bertrand à propos de : Mais où est donc ornicar ? (entretien) [MAUPIN Françoise] - Halloween [SURMANI Catherine] - Cap Horn [POTREL-DORGET Marie-Line] - Fantasme [DESRUES Hubert] - Fille [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Adolescente [ARNAUD Catherine] - Et la tendresse ? bordel ! [CORNAND André] - Cavaleur [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Opération traquenard [DUVAL Bruno] - Modulation de fréquence [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Je vous ferai aimer la vie [CORNAND André] - Recours de la méthode [GRÉLIER Robert] - Ville à prendre [BEAUFILS Alain] - Utopia [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - AZIMI Iradj (entretien) [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Terre au ventre [BOSSÉNO Christian] - Invasion des profanateurs [DESRUES Hubert] - JAEGGI Danièle (entretien) [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Argent de la banque [GUÉRIF François] - Coup de tête [CHEVALLIER Jacques] - Roi des gitans [GILLISSEN Olivier] - Jack l'éventreur [ZIMMER Jacques] - Salsa [CROS Jean-Louis (2)] - Faiseur d'épouvantes [GUÉRIF François] - Voyage au bout de l'enfer [GAREL Alain] - Esprit de famille [MÉRIGEAU Pascal] - Ces flics étranges venus d'ailleurs [LAJEUNESSE Jacqueline] - Magic [MÉRIGEAU Pascal] - De X à Z, films sortis du 3 au 31 janvier 1979 [MÉRIGEAU Pascal] - C'est dingue.mais on y va.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Cedar County, MO, are recalled through a mixture of colorful tales, factual data and personal biographies in this 157 page spiral bound book with 2 pages per sheet, reprinted from the rare 1889 book: History of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties, Missouri , originally published by /the Goodspeed Publishing Co. of Chicago in 1889. A vinyl sheet protects the front cover. (Booklets for the other counties mentioned in the title are or soon will be available.) There is also a brief excerpt from Missouri, a Guide to the "Show Me" State, a WPA publication, concerning the development of Eldorado Springs. Communities in the booklet include: Stockton, Jerico Springs, El Dorado Springs, West El Dorado, Clintonville, Caplinger's Mills (Sacville), Lebeck, Virgil City, Fincastle (Arnica), Paynterville (Bear Creek), Balm (Cedar Springs), White Hair, Centerville, Meadow, Cane Hill, Filley, and Pleasant View. Mentions range from a line or so to three or four pages. Topics covered in the history of this rural county in central Missouri include: Physical Description, including Topography, Springs, Soil, and Minerals; Early settlers, such as Robert Graham, John Williams, Richard Tatum, etc.; First Judges of elections, Roads and Improvements; Land Entries (30 pages with lots of names); Organization of the county and townships; the Courts and members of the bar; County officials and public buildings; Newspapers; Towns and Villages -- societies, newspapers, etc; "Exciting Episodes" as a border community during the Civil War -- the Livingston and Shelby Raids, ; Education; Churches; and other bits of history and trivia. Attention Genealogists: Besides the many names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are biographies of many county residents of yesteryear. Most include parents, spouse, previous residences, children, in-laws, affiliations, war records, and business activities, in the course of which they often shed light on the businesses, professions and institutions in the county. The biographies include: Rev. William R. Allen, Robert N. Banister, Dr. Alfred Barter, W.W. Billingsley, Dr. Thomas J. Blake, James McBride Blake, Dr. J.P. Brasher, John F. Brown, Thomas M. Brown, Benjamin Carter, William Carroll Church, Charles R. Church, Joseph Cline, Richard N. Cox, Feranzo K. Crawford, John B. Cross, Dr. W.E. Dawson, Zimri Dixon, D.R.D. Dobyns, Capt. Harvey J. Dutton, Elisha Edge, John A. Firestone, Nelson Fritts, Thomas Benton Graham, William Griffith, Solomon O. Grimes, Judge Jerome Napoleon Gunier, William B. Hamlett, John E. Hartley, Richard Harley, Thomas J. Hartley, William A. Higgins, Dr. Samuel W. Horn, John M. Hudson, Samuel F. Hurt, Jefferson Jackson, John A. Jackson Sr., John Montgomery Jackson, Theodore L. Kerr, Simon B. Leedy, James William Legg, Samuel D. Light, Rev. Jacob Lindley, Dr. David J. Lindley, Elisha Liston, Thomas T. Loy, Milton B. Loy, William J. Lyon,Thomas J. McFarland, Christopher Hannibal Mace, Dr. Isaac F. Marquis, Isaac J. Martin, Morris W. Mitchell, James. L. Mitchell, Alexander C. Montgomery, Thomas R. Montgomery, W.W. Moore, William E. Nance, Judge Newton S. Noffsinger, Judge Charles W. Paynter, Edward C. Peters, Dr. John B. Phipps, William B. Phipps, R.C. Phipps, James M. Preston, Solomon Preston, Lemuel T. Preston, L.B. Prouty, Capt. James W. Prowell, John N. Pyle, W.W. Redford, John M. Rountree, Wiley J. Ryan, Riley Sherrill, William B. Sherrill, George H. Simpson, Dr. John B. Simrell, Alexander Simrell, Samuel L. Smith, Dr. Peter B. Smith, William Stark, A.W. Stearns, Judge D. J. Thompson, Levi Vassar, G.L. Walker, Bart Ward, John Wasson, Henry P. Willett, William R. Williams, Harden M. Williams, J.K.P. Williams, Dr. Madison B. Wooldridge, Dr. William H.H. Younder, Charles S. and Younger.

Hardback. Condition: Good/Acceptabe. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Contents include "Little Boy Blue, If,If,If, Gipsies. Sleepyhead, Slow, and Nan, Biting Fishes, The Lion and Unicorn, The Queen and Pussy Cat, Hey, Diddle, Diddle !, Pat-a-Cake, If I'd as Much Money etc, Fiddling,The Five Pigs, Deedle, Deedle, Dumpling, A Christmas Gift" No Dust Jacket Red decorative cloth hardback, black line illustration of a Huntsman and a small boy with a hunting horn on front of cover. Covers are marked and spine is faded. Internally foxed and sunned endpapers, webbing exposed on endpapers, foxing on page edges, previous owners name neatly written on front endpaper. Rough cut pages. Illustrated including black and white frontispiece with the caption "He swam hard to the drowning boy" Page 87 otherwise clean tight copy in good/acceptable condition. Published by J W Butcher undated Book#103042.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine +. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. B/W Photographs (illustrator). Later Printing. 206 pages including INDEX. Covers spinal anatomy, exercise programs, correct saddle fitting, rider nutrition, under-garments, and common injuries. Begins with the notation that 75 % of the membership of the International Arabian Horse Association (as well as similar numbers for other associations) is female. Read more about : floating, leaping-head, Mary Beth Walsh, gait, propulsion, girth, and Bubble Gum Shoulder Exercise.Cond : Boards are blue with a black spine band. Gilt lettering - spine only. D.J. is white with purple and red lettering. D.J. graphic shows the author with her horse Kippy's Surprise. Volume (and d.j) is tight, square, clean, & bright in ALL aspects. No sig. flaws. Decidedly giftable ! ! Quote (p. 45) : " ` Sit still ' to many of us means, freeze - don't move - become a statue. When we receive this command, we immediately become rigid and problems begin. The goal is to be one with your horse; learn to follow and re-balance with his movement and you will appear `still '. " Size: Quarto.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good +. B/W Drawings (illustrator). First Edition. SUBTITLED : ` A Frolic '. (John Boynton Priestley ) Read more about : Roland Dobb, Radio Centre, Schnapps, Mrs. Crisp, Mamber, Fettle, Policy Meeting, and Norroland Embassy. 160 pages about the musical life of Alan Applerose, who fancies himself a compiser but has in the meantime a fill-in job. Inga dobbs messes up the plot line. B/W drawings decorate the chapter heads. Neither they nor the horns (mostly) on the front cover seem to be attributed. Cond : Boards are blue grey with gilt lettering - spine only. End-papers are white. Red dust jacket is not price-clipped. White lettering and a ladder on the d.j. Volume is tight, bright, square, and clean. D.J. (now protected in mylar) has minor edge wear and soft corners. almost collectible ! Quote (p. 42) : " He had to admit to himself that whatever Miss Dobb's faults might be, she was the right sort of girl to take to a restaurant, for instead of putting on airs and grumbling, as Mildred too often did, she was all smiles and eager anticipation, yeadt to enjoy everything. " Size: Octavo.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good ++. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. SUBTITLED : ` A Novel of Early Alberta '. While this novel is peopled with real people - Father Lacombe, Colonel Macleod, Jerry Potts, Sitting Bull, Red Crow, and Crowfoot - its 255 pages are still largely imagined. The time frame is 1873 on the Canadian plains, west of the Sand and Cypress, and north of the Sweetgrass - hills that marked locality in those days along the Medicine Line. Meet : Bearchild, Two Tails, Sikimi, Charlie Tibbetts, Snowhawk, Tahnea, Blood Lance and Jules LePine. Tahnea the young woman sets out to settle an old score with Hugh Suttle of Fort Benton, Montana. UNillustrated. Cond : Boards are green with black lettering - spine only. D.J. is also green with black and white lettering. Volume has very light wear and similar soiling. D.J. is lightly chipped at all edges and corners. Lightly rubbed. One d.j. tear (1 ") at back hinge. No missing pieces. No names nor marks. Not sun faded. Binding sound, volume square. Quote (p. 51) : " ._._. and laid a carefully wrapped bundle on the table. She was an incongruous apparition even in this most rakish of frontier outposts.She was less the Indian than usual, but if she had ._._. and blankly savage. She spoke abruptly as she began to untie the bundle. `This is sign from one who sent me. I make talk for him '. " Size: 12mo.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good ++. B/W Photographs (illustrator). First Edition. SUBTITLED: `and other Blackfoot Stories - Three Hundred Years of Blackfoot History '. Dempsey has a long tradition with, and writing about, the Blackfoot people. In these 250 indexed pages he takes on the first peoples on both sides of the Medicine Line. His time frame is roughly contact to present day. A few b/w photographs and a b/w map assist text. There were two Calf Shirts - the second, a nephew of the first, is written up in the Snake Man chapter. You will also meet Deerfoot the runner and before him, Lilltle Plume,whom a Calgary betting syndicate took to Winnipeg to compete for prizes. Many Braids, Small Eyes and Rides at the Door are also here. The landscape they inhabit includes: Slideout, Bullhorn Creek, Blackfoot Crossing, Billings, and Fort Macleod. Find out more about neighbouring ranchers and well-meaning missionaries. Cond : Paper wrapper is white with blue and yellow decoration and rust coloured lettering. Front cover graphic is from a C.M. Russell painting and involves a meeting between Blackfoot and Sioux. Volume is tight, bright, square, and clean. Light general wear. No names, no ters. Almost giftable ! ! Quote (p. 142) : " Calf Shirt dug a hole in the ground near his bed and there a large rattlesnake usually lay coiled. Calf Shirt placed his tobacco board over the hole to keep the snake from wandering. When visitors arrived, the Indian would remove the board nd proudly show off ._._._. ." Size: 8vo.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good ++. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good +. B/W Photographs (illustrator). The introduction to this 255 page volume - INDEX at back - notes that Canada is the second largest country in the world. Clearly a challenge for moving goods about. Eight maps provide the scope of this issue. Read more about : Montreal Locomotive Works, top-link driver, air-actuated horns, Field B.C, Spiral Tunnels, Revelstoke, heavy grades, Brockville, Andrew Onderdonck, Chats Lake, and Madawaska. Tabular (and graphic) data and b/w photographs also accompany text. Cond : Boards are black with gilt lettering on spine. End-papers are white. D.J. is white with red lettering. Front cover art work is reminiscent of the 1989 `inspection party ' photo on page 18. Volume is tight and bright, square and clean. No names. D.J. is decent with significant edge wear. Almost collectible ! ! Quote (p. 162) : " In December 1933, three trustees were appointed to replace the CNR board, under the chairmanship of C. P. Fullerton. They appointed S.J, Hungerford (previously acting president) as president in place of Sir Henry, but their trusteeship was short lived. When, in August 1935, a Liberal government was ._._._. ." Size: Octavo.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. B/W Photographs (illustrator). First Edition. SUBTITLED : ` The Years in Canada '. In 1876, Sitting Bull made a mess of things in Montana; but was quick-witted enough to cross the Medicine Line to the Cypress Hills. Some argue he was simply `coming home'. Read more about : Little Big Horn River, Cypress Hills, Abel Farwell, Black Horn, Medicine Bear, Little Salteaux, breastwork, Major James Morrow Walsh, War Chief White Bird, and Wood Mountain traders. Section of b/w photos at center. Notes and INDEX at back. Cond : Boards are dark brown with gilt lettering on spine. End-papers are maps of the Medicine Line - St. Joseph to Standoff. Portrait of ` The Bull Who Squats' on front cover. D.J. spine sunned. Book is UNworn, D.J. has edge wear. And some chips. No names nor marks. Excellent reading copy. Quote (p. 93) : " ._._. stones at the moment the camp was aroused on the police party discovered. And if the police mission was seen to be about to fail, the scout was to ride with all possible speed to Fort Walsh to summon reinforcements. Dr. Kittson was to hold his ground at all cost, providing a rallying point for ._._._. .' Size: Octavo.

Stapled Paper. Condition: Very Good +. B/W Photographs (illustrator). First Thus. SUBTITLED : `Early Days in Alberta ._._. Montana '. Fort Whoop-up was a whiskey fort just west of present day Lethbridge Alberta that came into existence at the end of the buffalo era on the plains. For a long time Whoop-up, and the rest of southern Alberta, was connected to the rest of the world through an umbilical cord to Fort Benton in Montana Territory. These 68 pages, including biblio and INDEX, cover the time period 1810 to 1951. As the MAPS on pages 28 and 29 suggest, the work crossses freely back and forth across the border. LEARN more about : coal, Dufferin, Old Kamoose, Fred Kanouse, Jerry Potts, irrigation, George Emerson, Slide Out Crossing, Red Crow, jerk-line, the Malta Plan, and the Pumpkin Creek Grazing District. B/W (archive) photographs assist text. Additional maps on page 19 and 59. Cond : This reprint edition (original 1953) has a blue wrapper with lemon yellow lettering. Front cover graphic is from a Charlie M. Russell painting entitled `Wagon Boss'. Staples tight, colours bright. No names, marks, creases, folds, nor tears. Clean and square !! Light chipping at some edges. Almost giftable ! ! Quote (p. 30) : " ._._. all their bells a-jingle. Horses were not used a great deal for freighting on the Whoop-up Trail, although after the police came they were used for the passenger and mail stages. The usual outfit for the stage was ._._._. ." Size: 4to.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good +. B/W Photographs (illustrator). These 192 pages open with a note about the August 1957announcement of the first ever Single-handed Transatlantic Race. Appendix 5 at the back offers (medical) advice to competitors. Read more about : Newfoundland Summer Time. Also yachtman's log-book, Gipsy Moth III, starting-line, doghouse, solitude, sea-serpent stings, hallucinations, mainsail, genoa, jury-rig, and Jean Lacombe. Section of b/w photos at center. Some b/w diagrams. Cond : Boards are light blue with black lettering. White end-papers. D.J. is white with a red band. Cover graphic is a building wave. Volume tight, bright, clean, and square. Name of p/o on ffep. D.J. price-clipped. Excellent reading copy. Quote (p. 63) : " July 4th marked the end of my third week at sea. I was terrified of calms now, for out of those twenty-one days there had been fourteen with them. But all that day the wind held, so that the next morning I could write : ._._._. . " Size: 12mo.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition (NAP Notre Dame Press= NAP). Signed and inscribed on the half-title page: 'For Dr. Ruth-- my favorite Princeton professor& dear friend, Jonathan Holloway.' You can read a little bit about Mr. Holloway below. He's been named the next President of Rutgers University. Dr. Ruth, well you know who Dr. Ruth is, even if you can't see her in a crowd. As you can see from the photos, the covers are exceptionally clean and pretty much free of wear. There is a very light crease off the front bottom edge. The book is square and very solidly bound from cover to cover with nicely tight pages throughout and nicely tight covers as well. The pages are in terrific shape, all 507 of them, and exceptionally clean. I'm scrolling through without finding any instances of soiling. I'm also not seeing any creasing. There are no markings. No attachments. And with the exception of the editor's signed inscription, no one has written their name or anything else anywhere in the book. Bravo Dr. Ruth. The book has six parts. Here are the titles of each: Founding an Intellectual Tradition; Building a True Social Science; African-Americans in American Cultural Production; The Political Economy of Race; The World and the Color Line Come Home; and A Science of Society. Most of the Parts have five essays. Several are by W. E. B. Du Bois. There are many different contributors. Here they are: James Weldon Johnson, Ralph J. Bunche, Kenneth B. Clark, Alexander Crummell, George Washington Williams, Anna Julia Cooper, Mary Church Terrell, Carter G. Woodson, Charles H. Wesley, E. Franklin Fraser, Charles S. Johnson, Horace Mann Bond, Allison Davis, Alain Locke, Zora Neale Hurston, Sterling A. Brown, Abram L. Harris, Emmett E. Dorsey, Kelly Miller, Mary McLeod Bethune, Rayford Logan, Hylan Lewis, Ronald W. Walters, Joyce A. Ladner, Mae C. King, and William Julius Wilson (You can't say I don't try). 'Jonathan Scott Holloway is an American historian of post-emancipation American history and black intellectual history. Holloway has been named as the next President of Rutgers University and is expected to assume the position on July 1, 2020. He is currently Provost of Northwestern University, a position he has held since August 1, 2017. He is Northwestern University's Chief Academic Officer and an ex officio member of the faculty of each school. Prior to that, he was the Dean of Yale College and Edmund S. Morgan Professor of African American Studies, History, and American Studies at Yale University.' Tooting my own horn, I'd like you to know that I made my own breakfast this morning. No accomplishment is too small to praise. Inscribed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good ++. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good +. B/W Plates (illustrator). First Edition. SUBTITLED : ` Scout , Frontiersman and Hero '. Jerry Potts was born in 1840 of a Scottish father and a Blood Indian mother. He grew up quickly under the tutelage of Alex Harvey at Fort McKenzie, Montana, after his father was mistakenly killed. Jerry went on to act as guide and interpreter on both sides of the Medicine Line. He died in 1896 at Fort Macleod, Alberta. LEARN more about : One White Eye, I.G. Baker, Barttle Creek, George Star, Gros Ventres, Fort Kipp, Sweetgrass Hills, and Red Crow. TEXT assisted by some b/w photos and drawings. Cond :Boards are light brown with gilt lettering - spine only. Dust jacket is yellowy-orange with black lettering. D.J. graphic is from a photo circa 1883 which shows Jerry with a lever-action rifle grasped in front of him. Colours are slightly sun-faded - esp. front face. Volume has no marks, tears nor creases. Corners mostlu sharp. Binding is wonderfully tight, spine fine. No soiling. Name of p/o on ffep. D.J. has very minor wear. D.J. not price-clipped. Very good collectible copy ! ! QUote (p. 163) : " He crawled from beneath the covers, and reaching out the entrance he dragged his pack toward him. Before long, he had hard-tack and some precooked buffalo roast in his hand. Crawling back into the lantern light, he took out his knife and shaved off some of the meat. He could tell, the boy was nearly starved, and Holland's eyes glittered when he saw ._._._. ." Size: Octavo.

The Liatongus Species with Moveable Clypeal Horn (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) Currently the genus Liatongus Reitter, 1892 contains the following five species with moveable clypeal horn: L. ancorifer sp. n. (China: Yunnan prov.), L. appositicornis sp. n. (China: Gansu prov.), L. clypeocornis Scheuern, 1988 (Bhutan), L. hastatus sp. n. (Nepal) and L. triacanthus (Bouccommon, 1920) (Sikkim, Darjeeling; first record for China: Xizang here given). Diagnostic characters including parameres of the three newly described species are illustrated. The female of L. triacanthus is described for the first time. A table with characters separating Liatongus species with a moveable clypeal horn from each other is given. The taxonomic position of the species closely related to L. triacanthus, distinctive defensive behaviour and potential necrophagy are discussed. Checklist of the Genus Leistus (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Nebriini) from China with Description of Twenty-Three New Species Twenty-three new species of the genus Leistus Froehlig, 1799, belonging to subgenus Evanoleistus Jedli?ka, 1967, all from China, are described and illustrated: L. (E.) labrang sp. n. from Gansu, L. (E.) houzhenzi sp. n., L. (E.) janatai sp. n., L. (E.) jindrai sp. n. and L. (E.) kociani sp. n. from Shaanxi, L. (E.) bohdan sp. n., L. (E.) hongyuanicus sp. n., L. (E.) moskvich sp. n., L. (E.) nanping sp. n., L. (E.) podsmetankou sp. n., L. (E.) sergeii sp. n., L. (E.) subuliformis sp. n., L. (E.) zoige sp. n. from Sichuan, L. (E.) tryznai sp. n. from Tibet and L. (E.) baima sp. n., L. (E.) becvari sp. n., L. (E.) cangshanicola sp. n., L. (E.) habashanicola sp. n., L. (E.) hengduanicola sp. n., L. (E.) inexspectatus sp. n., L. (E.) murzini sp. n., L. (E.) toledanoi sp. n. and L. (E.) zhongdianus sp. n. from Yunnan. In addition, L. (E.) pseudocrenifer Sciaky, 1995, L. (E.) reflexus Semenov, 1889 and L. (E.) yunnanus Banninger, 1925 are illustrated, new distributional data of L. (Leistus) businskyi Dvo?ák, 1994, L. (Evanoleistus) gansuensis Sciaky, 1995, L. (E.) jani Farka?, 1995, L. (E.) klarae Farka?, 1995, L. (E.) kubani Farka?, 1993, L. (E.) langmusianus Farka?, 1995 and L. (E.) pseudocrenifer Sciaky, 1995 are presented. A checklist of Leistus species from China with distribution, the type locality and depositing of the holotype are presented and habitus photographs for 56 species of Leistus are provided. Zlín. Kabourek. 18 + 40 pp., 5 plates with 57 b/w photos, 7 plates with 78 b/w line drawings, 24 b/w photos, 7 b/w line drawings, 1 tab., br. gr. 8 [17 x 24 cm].

8vo. viii, 261 pp., plus 3 pp. publisher's ads. Illust. title, frontisp. Pictorial blue publisher's cloth, Art Deco cover art on front cover & spine in orange (minor spotting, soiling to fore-edges), w/ d.j. Art Deco cover art of railroad construction next to a cliff of ice, cover artist initials LT (slight wear), VG/NF copy. First edition of this third title in the Barrow Brothers Series, set against the backdrop of Paul Barrows as a teenager helping to ramrod a railroad line through the Chugach Pass in the Alaskan wilderness and reach lucrative copper mines. Bechdolt (1884) was a noted Seattle author who at wrote for the Seattle PI from 1906-16, issued all five titles in the Barrows Brothers Series in 1931, but is perhaps best remembered for his Little Golden Book title "Little Boy with a Big Horn" (1950). See: William Gowen, Jack Bechdolt and the Barrow Brothers Series, Newsboy, (March-April, 2015), pp. 11-15.

48 pp, 32 x 23 cm, pictorial tinted end papers, coloured and line drawn plates, fine copy in like illustrated d/j.

Originalbroschur. Condition: Gut. 578 S. Einbände leicht berieben. - ARLOW, J. A. and BRENNER, C. The psychopathology of the psychoses: a proposed revision (discussion paper) --BAK, R. C. Recent developments in psychoanalysis: a critical summary of the main theme of the 26th International Psycho-Analytical Congress in Rome --BASTIAANS, J. Opening and closing remarks of the Moderator --BERES, D. and JOSEPH, E. D. The concept of mental representation in psychoanalysis --BRADLEY, N. Colour blindness: notes on its developmental and clinical significance --BROCKBANK, R. On the analyst's silence in psychoanalysis: a synthesis of intrapsychic content and interpersonal manifestations --BYCHOWSKI, G. Psychoanalytic reflections on the psychiatry of the poor --CHERTOK, L. Freud in Paris: a crucial stage --EISNITZ, A. J. Narcissistic object choice, self-representation (discussion paper) --ERIKSON, E. H. Reflections on the dissent of contemporary youth --FAST, I. A function of action in the early development of identity --FREEMAN, T. The psychopathology of the psychoses: a reply to Arlow and Brenner --FRIJLING-SCHREUDER, E. C. M. On individual supervision --GILLESPIE, W. H. Opening and closing remarks of the Moderator --GREENACRE, P. The transitional object and the fetish with special reference to the role of illusion --GREENSON, R. R. and WEXLER, M. The non-transference relationship in the psychoanalytic situation (discussion paper) --GRINBERG, L. The problems of supervision in psychoanalytic education --HEIMANN, P. Opening and closing remarks of the Moderator --HURVICH, M. On the concept of reality testing --JACOBSON, E. Opening and closing remarks of the Moderator --KAPLAN, D. M. Comments on the screening function of a 'technical affect', with reference to depression and jealousy --KOHUT, H. Opening and closing remarks of the Moderator --LEBOVICI, S. Clinical and technical notes concerning psychoanalysis with regard to phobias affecting men --LEBOVICI, S. Technical remarks on the supervision of psychoanalytic treat-ment --LEEUW, P. J. VAN DER. Four years' presidency: a personal view --LEVIN, D. C. The self: a contribution to its place in theory and technique (discussion paper) --LEWIS, M. D. A superego distortion: the defensive use of expressions of moral concern --LIHN, H. Fetishism: a case report --MITSCHERLICH, A., LORENZER, A., HORN, K., DAHMER, H., SCHWANENBERG, E., BREDE, K. and BERNDT, H. On psychoanalysis and sociology --MOSER, U., ZEPPELIN, I. VON and SCHNEIDER, W. Computer simulation of a model of neurotic defence processes (discussion paper) --RANGELL, L. The intrapsychic process and its analysis: a recent line of thought and its current implications (discussion paper) --RANGELL, L. Perspective, Rome: the 'viewpoint' of the psychoanalyst. Remarks of the incoming President --ROSENBLATT, A. D. and THICKSTUN, J. T. A study of the concept of psychic energy --SANDLER, J. and JOFFE, W. G. Towards a basic psychoanalytic model (discussion paper) --SCHAFER, R. An overview of Heinz Hartmann's contributions to psychoanalysis --SCHAFER, R. The psychoanalytic vision of reality --SEIDENBERG, R. Catcher gone awry --SERVADIO, E. Opening and closing remarks of the Moderator --SOCARIDES, C. W. A psychoanalytic study of the desire for sexual transformation ('transsexualism'): the plaster-of-Paris man --SOLNIT, A. J. Learning from psychoanalytic supervision --SPRINGMANN, R. R. What he is or what he does --STIERLIN, H. The functions of 'inner objects' --WEINSHEL, E. M. Some psychoanalytic considerations on moods --WIDLÖCHER, D. On Winnicott's The Maturational Processes and the Facilitating Environment (review article) --WINDHOLZ, E. The theory of supervision in psychoanalytic education --ZETZEL, E. R. Opening and concluding remarks of the Moderator. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 2nd Edition. LCCN: 65-16867 ; xiii, 261 pp. ; 26 cm. ; black cloth, no dustjacket ; name on front endpaper ; Contents: Reference planes -- The basic lines and planes -- Basic auxiliary views -- Points and lines -- Lines and planes -- Revolution -- Force diagrams -- Point, line, and plane relations with cylinders, cones and spheres -- Conic sections and their applications -- Mining, geology and civil engineering -- Curved surfaces -- Plane and curved surface intersections -- Developments, transitions and the helix -- Intersection of surfaces -- graphical accuracy -- Visualization puzzles ; "This revision is mainly an elaboration of the text's major theme: the correlation and integration of theory with practive instead of the consideration of each as a separate entity.Numerous new illustrations have been prepared and others enlarged to further broaden the scope of understanding of the fundamentals.pracical applications of items such as angles between planes, angles between lines and planes, bent tubing, noncircular cylinders, hyperboloid of revolution, hyperbolic paraboloid, conoid, cow's horn and parabolid have been included in this revision.full treatment of convolute transitions is given as well as an explanation of how a nomogram is used to improve the accuracy of the development of an oblique cone.the direct method is used because it is the only deasible method to use with practical problems. Since the origin of the direct method may be of interest to many, a brief history follows." ; interesting photos of architectural examples of practical applications and of industrial machinery, includes the St. Louis Planetarium, Restaurant in Huntsville, Alabama, the Mark Twain Memorial Shrine, Mexican Stock Exchange, the St. Louis Priory, and Independent Congregation Church, St. Louis ; VG. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Colour Photographs (illustrator). SUBTITLED: `Power Tools for Thinking Riders '. 191 pages including INDEX and glossary. Text assisted by many colour photographs. If you understand: cheeks, jawline, incisors, poll, tongue relief and lips (?) you probably also understand Santa Barbara, Rutledge Roper and Mona Lisa bits. Or perhaps low-port, pelham,sweetwater, cathedral, and straight bar bits. Meet Don Dodge, Martha Wright and Tony Amaral. Cond : Boards are black, as are endpapers, with gilt lettering - spine only. D.J. is black with orange lettering. D.J. graphic (full page) is a colour photo of a paint horse in braided headgear. Volume is bright, tight, square and clean in all aspects. No names, nor marks. D.J. is clean and bright with one minor tear and wrinkles. Giftable reference for serious equestrians ! ! ! Quote (p. 108) : " A secondary advantage of the sidepull is that it encourages a horse to keep its head low. One reason is the way a sidepull fits. Many trainers adjust the headstall so the noseband sits two to ._._._. ." Size: Quarto.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 260 pages illustrations (some color) 23 cm. ; LCCN: 68-28390 ; LC: N5310.5.E8; U4b; Dewey: 709/.01/1 ; OCLC: 183006 ; brown cloth in color photographic dustjacket ; writing on front cover of dustjacket ; Contents: The Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods -- The Neolithic period -- From the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age -- The western Mediterranean -- Early nomadic horsemen -- The La Tene Period ; 292 plates, including 175 in color; line drawings, maps, chronological tables ; Translated from the German by Norbert Guterman ; clipped corner on front endppaer ; VG/G. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Number line: 1 2 3 4 5 13 12 11 10 09. Canadian Forces Leadership Institute courtesy copy (card laid in). Foreword by Major-General J.P.Y.D. Gosselin, Commander Canadian Defence Academy. Acknowledgements. Introduction by Dr. Spencer and Bernd Horn. Book is a series of articles that aim to provide insights and knowledge about these complex forms of warfare. 67 pp. plus: Contributors, Index, Of Related Interest. Book has top to bottom crease on rear panel that goes into the book for 11pp. Otherwise the book is as new. Bookseller's Inventory # 173233.

Library binding Hardcover. Condition: Gut. 670 p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Einband leicht berieben und bestoßen, Titelseiten auch leicht berieben, sonst sehr guter Zustand / binding slightly rubbed and scuffed, title pages also slightly rubbed, otherwise very good condition. - CONTENTS NUMBER 1 Implied vengeance in the simile of grieving vultures N. Rood {Odyssey 16.216-19) Apollo s last words in Aeschylus Eumenides G. ITAfost Corinna and mythological innovation D. Collins Orestes, a Euripidean sequel Af. Wright Citizen cemeteries in classical Athens? C. Patterson Amnesty and accountings for the Thirty E. Carawan Desire for good in Meno 77B2-78B6 D. Wolfsdorf Selling cynicism: the pragmatics of Diogenes comic P. Bosman performances Aristotle and individual forms: the grammar of the possessive D. Konstan pronouns at Metaphysics A.5, 1071a27-9 and I. Ramelli Neptune s altars: the treaties between Rome and Carthage J. Serrati (509-226 B.c.) Nam quid ea memorem: the dialectical relation of res gestae and J. Grethlein memoria rerum gestarum in Sallust s Bellum jugurthinum Octavian and the Thunderbolt: the temple of Apollo Palatinus O. Hekster and Roman traditions of temple building and J. Rich Erotic hardening and softening in Vergil s eighth Eclogue J. T. Katz and K. Volk Tiberius and the taste of power: the year 33 in Tacitus A. J. Woodman Bathing for health with Celsus and Pliny the Elder G. G. Fagan Personal names in the Vita Aesopi {Vita G or Perriana') N. Kanavou Achilles Tatius as a reader of Sophocles VJ. Liapis Philonic allusions in Eusebius, PE 7.7-8 A. P. Johnson An urban prefect and his wife T. D. Barnes The second appendix to Probus F. J. Barnett Shorter Notes Sword-fighting in the Iliad , a note on [.] K. B. Saunders Horn and ivory, bow and scar: Odyssey 19.559-81 D. B. DeSmidt The Amphisbaena s antecedents S. West Sappho s supra-superlatives H. Zellner Conquering love: Sappho 31 and Catullus 51 A. D Angour Apostrophe and [.] in the Theognidean Sylloge G. L. Fain The [.] of Theognis 667-82 N. Coffee Pindar, Nemean 9.17 WB. Henry Two conjectures on the Supplices of Euripides N. Lane The phantom stelai of Lysias, Against Nicomachus 17 M. Nelson Plato, Laws 10, 905E3: [.] R. Mayhew The mysterious Cyreneans in [Demosthenes] 59.9 D. Whitehead The land of King Mane. A pun at Horace, Odes 1.22.15 R. W Cowan Quintilian 12.11.11-12 M. Winterbottom The reddling of Valerian tE. Reiner NUMBER 2 Delphi and the Homeric Hymn to Apollo M. Chappell The absence of Chiron E. Aston Speaking to kings: Hesiod s [.] and the rhetoric M.J. Mordine of allusion in the Works and Days What Lobel hath joined together: Sappho 49 LP H. R. Parker Voiceless victims, memorable deaths in Herodotus O. Strid Euripides, Iphigenia in Tauris 392 455 C. W Willink What was Socrates called? L. Edmunds The linguistic philosophies of Prodicus in Xenophon s Choice VGray of Heracles ? Courage and knowledge at Protagoras 349E1-351B2 D. Wolfsdorf Socrates, philosophers and death: two contrasting arguments F. C. White in Plato s Phaedo Symmetry and asymmetry in the construction of elements D. R. Ldoyd in the Timaeus Aristotle, Athenaion Politeia 57.4: trial of animals and R. Sealey inanimate objects for homicide Homeric beginnings in the Tattoo Elegy R. Rawles The order and structure of Callimachus Aetia 3 A. Bulloch Posidonius on the dry west and the wet east: fragment 223 EK D. A. Shcheglov reconsidered Amazing grace: reading between the lines in Propertius 1.13.29-32 J. Booth Cave navem J. R. W Prag Heavenly and pandemic names in Heliodorus Aethiopica M. Jones A neglected testimonium (fragment?) on the Chaldaean G. Bechtle Oracles Shorter Notes Self-consolation in the Iliad M. Davies Teleboes and others: on some mistaken proper names C. O. Pavese For all that a woman: Medea 1250, [.]/ D. M. Schaps POxy. 863: a fragment of Cratinus Dionysalexandrosl M. Wright This is that man : staging Clouds 1142-77 D. Konsum On the first eight lines of Plato s Gorgias J. Doyle Artapanus and the flooding of the Nile H. Jacobson Notes on the text of the Scriptores Physiognomonici I. D. Repath Lucretius DRN 1.926-50 and the proem to Book 4 S. Kyriakidis Catullus 51: a suitable case for treatment? A. J. Woodman The absent senator of 5 December 63 B.C. T. J. Cadoux The addressee of Vergil s eighth Eclogue P. Thibodeau Vergil s mysterious siler. a possible identification from a lousy clue H. Parker Divum inclementia in Vergil, Aeneid 2.602 H. Gasti Vergil s Aeneas and Yeats s anecdote E. L. Harrison Ovid Tristia 2.549: how many books of Fasti did Ovid write? J. Trappes-Lomax Cutting down the grove in Lucan, Valerius Maximus A. Augoustakis and Dio Cassius An unnoticed imitation of Callimachus, Aetia fr. 1.1 Pf. P E. Knox Note on Aphidruma 1: statues and their function A. Anguissola Note on Aphidruma 2: Strabo on the transfer of cults A. Anguissola A textual note on Xenophon of Ephesus 3.9.4 S. Tilg A Greek miscellanist as a libidinous Thessalian witch? H. Müller-Reineke Pamphile in Apuleius Metamorphoses 2-3 Philoxenus once again G. Roskam Earthquakes in A.D. 363-368 and the date of Libanius, Oratio 18 P. Van Nuffelen Homer, the Bible and beyond: a note on Chr. Pat. 83-7 E Pontani A conjecture in Benvenuto Campesani s Versus de Resurrectione W. Olszaniec Catulli. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

1 vols. 8vo. First Edition. First Edition. 1 vols. 8vo. A Novel Form of Dentistry. "The verstile gentleman known as Josiah Adams, the father of the art and science of dentistry in this country, became the progenitor of a line of dentists in each of whom the lofty ideals of the profession were more firmly welded and deeply imbedded. Paul Adams, D.D.S., great-great-grandson of Josiah Adams.catapulted himself into the world of dentsitry with his youthful convictions and untried purposes aflame." Prologue. Original quarter morocco. Spine rubbed, head chipped, still a very nice copy. Signed by the author on a preliminary blank.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing with complete number line. pp.264. Illustrations throughout. As New in like d.j. A lovely copy. Subtitled 'The Triumph and tragedy of Anson's Voyage around the World' historian Prof.Glyn Williams recounts Admiral George Anson's mission to capture the legendary Spanish galleon which each year carried South American gold and treasure to Manila. Setting off in 1740, during England's War with Spain, with a squadron of 6 ships, Anson returned four years later after a voyage in which 74% of his crew died from disease or starvation,one ship was wrecked in the attempt to round Cape Horn in appalling weather, and two others turned back.How he persevered and wrenched success from near disaster, is one of the great stories of British Naval History.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good +. First Edition, First Printing. A very good plus, first edition, first printing. Brown, mustard and white cloth boards. Previous owner's name stamped neatly on top edge, mildly cocked. Text clean and bright. No dust jacket as issued. Illustrated with formulas, b/w photos, graphs, and drawings. [xi], 438 [2] pp. Octavo, 6 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches tall. This volume summarizes recent developments in our understanding of active galactic nuclei, including quasars, seyfert galaxies and radio galaxies. The predominant emphasis is put on observational results with information from essentially all wave bands, but important theoretical results are also presented. Among the contributions are discussions of the different types of active galaxies, the nature of the central engine, the wiggly structure of radio jets, the dynamics of the gas in jets, the study of millimeter and extreme ultraviolet regions, and a discussion of the observed continuum of the entire electromagnetic spectrum. The intended readers are professional astronomers and astrophysicists as well as graduate students in this field of research. - Publisher's web siteEmission-line spectra and the nature of active galactic nuclei, Donald E. Osterbrock; Emission line regions in active galactic nuclei: A unified view, Julian H. Krolik; Emission-line region structure from variability studies, Bradley M. Peterson; UV and optical spectroscopy of NGC 5548, G. A. Reichert, B. M. Peterson; The circumnuclear environment of the nearby non-interacting Seyfert galaxies NGC 5273 and NGC 3516, Richard W. Pogge; Long-slit spectroscopy of star-burst galaxies, Richard A. Shaw, Michael M. De Robertis; Voyager far UV observations of Markarian 509, T. E. Carone, M. A. Malkan; High resolution study of NGC 4151, Sylvain Veilleux; Long-slit echelle spectrograms of Seyfert galaxy nuclei, Jean W. Goad, John S. Gallagher III; Double peaked broad line profiles edge on accretion disks or double quasar nuclei? C. Martin Gaskell; OJ287 as a binary system, M. Valtonen, A. Sillanpää, S. Haarala, L. Valtaoja, E. Valtaoja, B. Sundelius et al.; Line profiles and the kinematics of the narrow-line region, M. M. De Robertis, R. A. Shaw; Reddening of narrow line regions, Adam Wysota, C. Martin Gaskell; Ultraviolet and optical spectra of broad-line radio galaxies, D. Michael Crenshaw, Bradley M. Peterson, R. Mark Wagner; Long slit CCD observations of active and normal galaxies, T. E. Carone; Imaging spectrophotometry of ionized gas in active galaxies, Gerald Cecil, Joss Bland, Brent Tully; Some spectroscopic properties of mass-ejecting and radio-loud quasars, Ray J. Weymann, Simon L. Morris, Scott F. Anderson; Infrared spectroscopy of NGC 1068, D. L. DePoy; Dust and emission-line asymmetries in active galaxies, Oved Dahari, Michael De Robertis; Spectropolarimetry and the structure of active galactic nuclei, Model for the continuum emission of active galactic nuclei, Charles D. Dermer; Fitting multi-wavelength continuum of AGN with improved accretion disk models, Wei-Hsin Sun, Matthew A. Malkan; Accretion-disk modelling of the optical-UV spectrum of quasars, Amri Wandel, Vahé Petrosian; Synthesis of accretion disk and nonthermal source models for AGN, David L. Band, Matthew A. Malkan; Effects of self-gravity in AGNs, Isaac Shlosman, Mitchell C. Begelman; Mass and length scale of black holes in quasars and active galactic nuclei, Yukio Tomozawa; X-ray spectra of active galaxies, Richard F. Mushotzky; Clues to the X-ray emission mechanisms in flat radio spectrum AGNs, D. M. Worrall; X-ray timing of active galactic nuclei, C. Megan Urry; X-ray and optical studies of iras selected AGN, Martin J. Ward; Leakage of UHE photons from AGNs: Production of X-ray and -ray halos within 10 30 KPC, Isaac Shlosman, Marek Sikora; Radiation dynamics and pair creation in AGN accretion shocks, John M. Blondin, Arieh Königl, Thermal comptonization in compact sources and the cosmic X-ray background, Andrzej A. Zdziarski; Radio sources: Small scale structure, Marshall H. Cohen; The internal conditions of parsec-scale relativistic jets, P. A. Hughes, H. D. Aller, M. F. Aller; The nuclear jet in M87, J. A. Biretta, M. J. Reid; European VLBI network observations of Seyfert Nuclei, A. Pedlar, B. Harrison, S. W. Unger, D. A. Graham, E. Preuss, D. J. Saikia et al.; VLBI observations of the radio lobe spiral galaxy, NGC3079, Judith Irwin, E. R. Seaquist; Compact steep spectrum radio sources, D. J. Saikia; The CM-wavelength fluxes and linear polarizations of BL Lac objects, M. F. Aller, H. D. Aller, P. A. Hughes; Large scale radio structures, Alan H. Bridle; Triple radio structure in the "double-nucleus" galaxy Markarian 266, J. M. Mazzarella, R. A. Gaume, H. D. Aller; VLA observation of the M87 jet and small scale jet structures, Philip E. Hardee, Timothy J. Cornwell, Frazer N. Owen; Extended optical line emission in powerful radio galaxies, Wil van Breugel, Patrick J. McCarthy; The interaction of radio jets with the narrow line region in Seyfert galaxies, M. Whittle, A. Pedlar, E. J. A. Meurs, S. W. Unger, D. J. Axon, M. J. Ward; Optical continuum shapes of extragalactic radio jets, William C. Keel; The interaction of relativistic jets in AGNs with the ambient radiation field, Fulvio Melia, Arieh König; A circuit analogy for active galactic nuclei, Gregory Benford; A model for quasi-one-dimensional narrow jets, T. Koupelis, H. M. Van Horn; Two-and-one-half dimensional models of radio jets, Josh Mitteldorf, Paul J. Wiita; Linear size versus redshift and linear size versus power for extended extragalactic radio sources, Alexander Rosen, Paul J. Wiita; Evolution of radio jets in galactic halos and the intergalactic medium, Paul J. Wiita, Gopal-Krishna; AGNS in clusters of galaxies and the bootes void, Jack O. Burns; Space distribution and luminosity function of quasars, Maarten Schmidt; A preliminary examination of redshift and luminosity characteristics for APM survey quasars, G. MacAlpine, S. McGaugh, S. Anderson, R. Weymann, D. Turnshek, P. H.

xxviii, 324, [ii] p, contemporary dark blue paper-covered boards, spine with blue morocco label with gilt title, and gilt lines.An early work on plant-insect symbiosis. The second half of this book contains a systematic account of plants, which serve as food for the various species of insects. It refers often to Linnaeus, Leeuwenhoek, Reaumur, Bonnet, Duhamel de Monceau, etc. Pritzel and Horn-Schenkling wrongly quote one plate, this copy, however, is complete. Endpapers a bit spotted; fore-edges of boards much rubbed. A very good copy. Rather rare. Horn-Schenkling, 2440; Pritzel, 1142.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. B/W Photographs (illustrator). First Thus. Original issued in 1909 - this is a facsimile edition. About 1627 or 1788, the cattle of Herefordshire England began to be noticed for the special characteristics of their breed. In this latter year, William Marshall, an agricultural commentator, had this to say: `so perfectly resembling the breed of Herefordshire in frame, colour and horn, as not to be distinguishable from that celebrated breed, except in the greater cleanness of the heads and fore-quarters, and except in the inferiority of size. ' Famous foundation herds such as those of John Duncumb, Thomas Andrew Knight, Benjamin Tomkins, and William Galliers are also discussed. Overseas trends for the breed are noted for Australia, Africa, the United States, and Canada - but particularly for Argentina and Uruguay. 501 pages including INDEX. Learn more about : Argoel, Happy Boy 24052, dewlap, half-horned, Charlton ox, Bos longifrons, Young Trueboy, George Garrard, the Slit Teat Cow, Welsh-crosses, seventeens, and Frogdon Show. Text complemented by approx. 65 b/w illustrations. Cond : Boards are rust-burgundy in colour with gilt lettering - spine only. End-papers are white. Issued w/o dust jacket ?? Volume square binding tight, not faded. No names, marks, creases, tears, bumps nor folds. Clean and giftable !! Quote (p. 395) : " Mr. William Griffiths, Brierley, Leominster, mentioned that his calves generally ran with their dams until they were old enough to wean, and afterwards during the first winter they were fed liberally with hay, turnips, and swedes. The cows generally grazed on the shortest pastures in ._._._._. ." Size: Octavo.