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Goethe's Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship and Travels (2 volumes, complete) (Masterpieces of Foreign Authors)
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang) Dowden. Edward (intro); Carlyle, Thomas (trans) Shorter, Clement King (Editor)420+469 clean, unmarked pages
Idioma: Inglés
Editorial: A.C. Mclurg & Co., Chicago, IL, 1890
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Librería: Dorley House Books, Inc., Hagerstown, MD, Estados Unidos de AmericaDorley House Books, Inc.
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Añadir al carritoHardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st. 1st thus edition; w/2 white vellem w/olive green boards, gilt decorations/title, lite wear at extremities; moderate wear; age-tonging of end papers; top edges gilt;owner's name; 419,469 clean, unmarked pages; in nglish. Rockwell Kent (ilustrador).
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XIXth Century Classics: Alaric at Rome & Cranford
Mathew Arnold; Mrs. Gaskell [Elizabeth Gaskell; Clement King Shorter [editor]
Editorial: Ward, Lock & Bowden, Ltd. 1896-1898, London, 1896
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Librería: Rooke Books PBFA, Bath, Reino UnidoRooke Books PBFA
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Añadir al carritoCloth. Condición: Very Good. Two smart volumes from Ward's XIXth Century Classics, being a collection of poetry from Matthew Arnold and episodic novel Cranford from Elizabeth Gaskell. Two volumes. From the XIXth Century Classics series. Edited by Clement King Shorter, a British journalist and literary critic. With a portrait fro…ntispiece to each volume. This set contains: Alaric of Rome and Other Poems, 1896. A collection of the poetry of Matthew Arnold, an English poet and cultural critic characterised as a sage writer. Containing his prize poem 'Alaric at Rome', offering a retelling of the Gothic leader Alaric I's sack of the city of Rome in 410 CE, a landmark event symbolizing the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Cranford, with Which is Included the Moorland Cottage, 1898. An episodic novel set in a small English village dominated by women, where men are conspicuously absent from social life. The narrative offers observations of the peculiar rituals, customs, and dynamics of the tight-knit community, primarily focusing on the lives of its female inhabitants. Written by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, often referred to as Mrs Gaskell, an English novelist, biographer, and short story writer. In the original full cloth binding. Externally, smart with light rubbing to the extremities and the odd small mark to the boards. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright with light spotting to the fore-edge and endpapers. Age toning to the endpapers with a contemporary ink inscription to the front free endpaper. Very Good. None (ilustrador). book.
Editorial: 23 February ; on letterhead of The Sphere London, 1921
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Librería: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Reino UnidoRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Añadir al carritoSee his entry in the Oxford DNB. 1p, 4to. On aged and worn paper; folded four times. Signed 'Clement Shorter'. The letter is headed with Sayers' Totnes address. He begins by explaining that the Sphere's 'Children's Supplement' has been abandoned due to 'the high cost of paper'. Turning to Sayers' other letter, he thanks him for…offering to lend him a copy of Baring Gould's 'Strange Survivals', but that he will obtain his own copy. He ends by thanking him for 'the various information'.
[William Latey, QC, jurist and journalist.] Autograph Letter Signed ('Wim Latey') to Clement King Shorter, regarding petitions for a civil list pension for his mother, the widow of editor John Latey.
William Latey (1885-1976), QC, jurist [Clement King Shorter (1857-1926), editor; John Latey (1842-1902), journalist, son of John Lash Latey (1808-1891), editor of the Illustrated London News]
Editorial: On letterhead of Lloyd's Weekly News Salisbury Square Fleet Street London. 6 March, 1908
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Librería: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Reino UnidoRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Añadir al carrito4pp., 12mo. Bifolium. A long and detailed letter, beginning: 'The situation is not quite as we thought it. Yesterday I saw Mr. Higgs at Downing Street and he explained to me all the circumstances concerning the consideration of Mrs. Latey's petitions. | The suggestion emanating from him, with the Prime Minister's concurrence, is… as follows.' The plan outlined, as Mrs Latey is not eligible for the pension, is for a fund to be established for her, to which 'the Prime Minister would add [.] a sum from Royal Bounty - the whole to be sunk in an annuity for her. | The idea of losing this chance of a subsidy from the State is not a pleasant one, but it would be very distasteful for me and my brothers to appeal to people upon whom we have no shadow of a claim, just because they have been friends or admirers of our Father.' A capital sum of around £300 would only give an annuity of £20 or £30 a year, and he would decline to proceed if this were the case, suggesting that the capital be paid to his mother in installments until he and his brothers are 'able to make her comfortable'., adding: 'I have no doubt the Institute of Journalists and theh Newspaper Press Fund would co-operate, and doubtless the I.L.N. would contribute.' The letter continues for another three paragraphs. William Latey's distinguished career, beginning in journalism and ending at the bar, is outlined in his entry in Who Was Who. For more on John Latey, a leading figure in the world of Victorian journalism and founder of the London Press Club, see his entry in the Oxford DNB. Shorter had succeeded John Lash Latey as editor of the Illustrated London News, and had on occasion worked with his son.
Editorial: Published by Ingram Brothers, London, 1889
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Librería: Keoghs Books, Skipton, Reino UnidoKeoghs Books
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EUR 421,40
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Añadir al carrito, iv, 844, 30, 36 pages, with The Marriage of HRH Princess Louise of Wales and Christmas number at rear inlcuding the cover for the wedding supplement, folding plate of Robert Browning, numerous full page and double page plates throughout, including Walt Whitman, Tippoo Tib of the Congo from Stanley, other Stanley material, Emin… Pasha, View of London from St. Paul's on Lord Mayor's Day, Java Dancers at the Paris exhibition, folding plate of the visit of the Shah at Hatfield House, Blind Love by Wilkie Collins is serialised in this volume, folding plate of Cardinal Newman First Edition , externally very good condition, missing 4 pages from the start of the Christmas Number, pages clean, good condition , half red morocco and green cloth, gilt title to front and volume number to spine, marbled pastedowns , Folio, 42 cm x 29 cm Hardback ISBN.
