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London: Sylvan Press, 1948. Reprint.. Hardcover. xiii, 188 pages, bibliographical references, page edges browned.. Very Good .
Philip EmeryProfessional sellerBook number: 144950
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T. Werner Laurie Ltd., 1925. 1st Ed. [ii] + 249pp. + [iv]. Some light browning, variant binding in orange rule edged green cloth, spine faded and bumped sl. intruding onto boards.
¶ ‘Lifetime of graft; gambles in pre WWI Europe, China, South America; relationship with aristocracy gamblers and crooks.’ British autobiographies : an annotated bibliography of British autobiographies written or published before 1951 edited by William Matthews. ‘Montague Noel Newton, lately residing at 10 Sinclair Road, Kensington, Middlesex, present address the petitioning creditors are unable to ascertain, of no Occupation.’ Bankrupcy notice in the Edinburgh Gazette, August 14, 1896.
¶ ‘Lifetime of graft; gambles in pre WWI Europe, China, South America; relationship with aristocracy gamblers and crooks.’ British autobiographies : an annotated bibliography of British autobiographies written or published before 1951 edited by William Matthews. ‘Montague Noel Newton, lately residing at 10 Sinclair Road, Kensington, Middlesex, present address the petitioning creditors are unable to ascertain, of no Occupation.’ Bankrupcy notice in the Edinburgh Gazette, August 14, 1896.
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Catalogue: ECONOMICS: ECONOMICS
Keywords: ECONOMICS; ECONOMICS
A Treatise on Ghosts: Being the Psichologie, or Treatise Upon Apparitions and Spirits, of Disembodied Souls, Phantom Figures, Strange Prodigies, and of Other Miracles and Marvels, Which Often Presage the Death of Some Great Person, or Signify Some Swift Change in Public Affairs Written in French by the Learned Father Noel Taillepied, of the Order of Capuchins, and Now First Translated Into English, with an Introduction and Commentary by Montague Summers
The Fortune Press, 1933. Hardcover. xviii, 263 pp. The Argument: There are verily and indeed Spirits and Phantoms which sometimes appear to men, and not unseldom we are confronted with marvellous and most unexpected super natural occurrences. The Spirits who appear are either Good Angels or bad, or the Souls of the Departed, who may give us timely warnings from God, by Whose Divine Permission only spirits are able to manifest themselves to us. Other portents and presages also may in God's mercy foretell some future event, so that we shall be the better prepared. It is good, therefore, to know how we must conduct ourselves upon these occasions, and what we may learn from them. All of which is debated and agreeably set forth in this Treatise. Cloth binding with rough cut edges. - blue with faded gilt to spine, pale patchiness to both fore edges and a little foxing to pastedowns and endpapers.Binding sound. Otherwise no marks or signatures.See scans . Good+
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