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paperback. Condición: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 2016-06-01 Pages: 126 Language: Chinese Publisher: Yanbian People's Publishing House calculation is the basis of mathematics. while port operator mental arithmetic is the basis of calculation. Traditional port operator mental arithmetic training using a large amount of questions tactical training. repeat the exercise. do not speak the way to make the kids feel dull. Practice has proved that improve the port operator mental arithmetic can not rely on quick surprise. but to.…

8vo, 23.5cm, 36p., printed self warps, on somewhat fragile paper, slight dust worn, very good to fine copy, rare (Pol-38902).

paperback. Condición: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 2016-06-01 Pages: 102 Language: Chinese Publisher: Yanbian People's Publishing House. the new port operator title card series organization has extensive experience in teaching teachers and researchers co-authored with the new textbooks. The new port operator title card. a series of textbook knowledge will conduct a comprehensive. systematic optimization of design and layout combinations. and .…

2 vols. in 1. Sm. 4to. 5.5 x 7.4 inches. Some sporadic waterstaining, Bbth works with some browning, some corners creased and some with minor loss, rebound in modern calf with blind fillet to edges of boards, some marking, gilt motifs and gilt lettered label to spine, lower board rubbed with loss to head of upper board at gutter hinge. First published in 1614 and 1615 respectively.ESTC S123200; STC (2nd ed.), 15267.7 'Book 1 only; usually found bound with the 1633 edition of the second book (STC 15268.7).With a title-page woodcut. Formerly part 1 of STC 15269.' ;ESTC S123201 STC (2nd ed.), 15268.7 'The first leaf is blank.With an epilogue. Usually found bound with the 1633 edition of the first book (STC 15267.7). Formerly part 2 of STC 15269.'Simon Latham (d. 1649?), writer on falconry. '. Latham acknowledged that he was introduced to falconry by Henry Sadleir of Eversley, the third son of Sir Ralph Sadleir of Standon, master of the hawks, and that he wrote about falconry in response to the suggestion of a friend. He claimed no literary skill and indeed the verses which he included in his treatise are somewhat crude. His treatise, Latham's Falconry, or, The Faulcons Lure and Cure in Two Books appeared in two parts in 1614 and 1618 and was subsequently reissued in 1633, 1658, and 1665. Unlike many examples of the genre, it was original, practical, and of lasting value. Although he referred in passing to Geoffrey Turbeville, he claimed correctly that his book did not draw on traditional printed sources. The first part was a highly specialized study of how to train the haggard peregrine, that is, a falcon which has been trapped as an adult as distinct from one taken from the nest before it can fly. This was followed by a more conventional review of methods to prevent and treat disease in hawks and the discussion was extended to include goshawks, sparrowhawks, and lanner falcons.' ODNB. US$6683.…