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Among the contents of this issue are Harpoon guns, the lost Greenland settlement, and penal colonies: George Manby's Arctic obsessions; Contributions of traditional knowledge to understanding climate change in the Canadian Arctic; The Northern Sea Route: 1999-2000; and Wilderness and aesthetic values in the Antarctic. Very good .
Among the contents of this issue are Norwegian use of the polar oceans as occupational arenas and exploration routes; Ice-shelf collapse, climate change and habitat loss in the Canadian high Arctic; and The influence of L. R. Blake, pioneering sub-Antarctic geographer and geologist, on the topographic mapping of Macquarie Island. Very good .
Among the contents of this issue are "Pioneer Whalers in the Ross Sea, 1923-33. William Barr and James P. C. Watt"; "The men who sailed with Franklin"; and "Nelson and the bear: the making of an Arctic myth", illustrated with historical depictions of encounters between men and polar bears. Very good .
First edition.
Smithsonian Institution, United States National Museum Bulletin 172. Very good .
Reprinted from Government and Opposition, A quarterly of comparative politics. Vol. 3 No. 2 Spring 1968.
Inscribed [but not signed] by the author above his printed name "A small expression of appreciation from".
Rintala contrasts the effects of the industrial revolution on the relative powers of the ruling class, the middle class and the new proletarian class in England and Germany. Very good .
Second printing. Very good .
One of a series of "Pamphlets on the War" published by T. Fisher Unwin. The author reports that the Mayor of Nuremberg has revealed as a lie a German claim of acts of aggression by the French, which were used as a pretext to declare war on France. He speculates that since the Mayor's revelation was published in a medical journal, it had escaped the notice of the German censors. Very good .
From the library of A. F. Roessler. Laid in is an ALS in French from the author signed "G." [i.e. Gustave] written on a postcard and addressed to A.F. Roessler in London.
The recipient, Armandus Ferdinand Roessler, was born in the town of Havre in 1845. He was the author of a series of journals, illustrated with drawings in ink and pencil, which were written in the last half of the nineteenth century and briefly taken up again between 1901 and 1910. The journals proved to be a treasure trove of information on the history, archaeology and architecture of Havre. They were improbably retrieved from a London trash can and are now preserved in the Bibliotheque muncipale du Havre.
Also laid in are three copies of a two-page leaflet announcing the publication of the Charles Roessler's book.
Rare. Very good .
A study of "nutrition and raw materials from the sea". The bulk of the book is about fishing, fish and fish products. Other raw materials from the sea such as coral, pearls, dyes, minerals, metals and gases are also discussed. Text in German. Good .
First edition. Fine .
An early volume of an important bibliography of primary and secondary sources of works on German history, issued in parts. The multi-volume work became the standard bibliography of all of German history from the Middle Ages to the end of World War II. The text is in German.
A nice association copy inscribed on the front pastedown to bookseller William Salloch by publisher Albert J. Phiebig; "To William Salloch, / contributor to a 100 years' younger edition of this book / with the compliments of / Albert J. Phiebig 7 Sept. 49". Good .
First edition. Very good .
First edition.
James Schouler [1839-1920] was an American lawyer and historian. His most important work was "History of the United States under the Constitution, 1789-1865 [7 volumes, 1880-1917]. The publishers of "Historical Briefs" state that the biography was prepared from "fresh and original materials provided by the author himself." . Good .
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