hezekiah niles editor (23 résultats)

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 16 pages dated January 2, 1813 -- Vol. 3, No. 70 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, very minor foxing -- This paper is technically referred to as a periodical, however, it is a Historical Document, recording events at the time of their occurrence -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his History of American Magazines, states that this publication is "A chief reliance of the historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century.Its reputation was won at the onset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of politics" -- This issue contains the following articles: "Legislature of Maryland", "Governor Middleton's Message" (South Carolina), "Privateers", "Distribution of Arms", "Treasury Estimates for 1813", "Events of the War. Military", "Perpetual Motion" (Readhaeffer), "British Paper Money", "The Patriotism of the Fair", "Proceedings of Congress", "The Chronicle" --.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 16 pages dated January 9, 1813 -- Vol. 3, No. 71 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, very minor foxing -- This paper is technically referred to as a periodical, however, it is a Historical Document, recording events at the time of their occurrence -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his History of American Magazines, states that this publication is "A chief reliance of the historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century.Its reputation was won at the onset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of politics" -- This issue contains the following articles: "Legislature of Ohio", "Mr. Williams' Speech" (Chairman of the committee on military affairs, introducing the bill to increase the army), "Law Case--Clark, the Spy", "Military Supplies", "American Seamen", "British Public Papers", "Treaty of Peace" (between Sweden and Great Britain and Ireland), "Events of the War. Military", "The Point in Controversy" ("Sovereignty in government is inseparably connected with the protection of the people governed"), "Proceedings of Congress", "The Chronicle" --.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated March 20, 1813 -- Vol. 4, No. 81 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, no foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: "Legislature of Massachusetts"; "Law Of The United States for Regulation of Seamen On Board Public and Private Armed Vessels, House of Representatives, Approved By James Madison" -- "Perpetual Motion"; "British General Orders"; Details of "Militia of the United States"; "Sketch of Seat of War"; "Military Events"; "Brigadier-General Winchester"; "British Account Of Attack On Ogdensburgh"; "Capture Of The Macedonian"; "American Prizes"; "Murder of the Wounded".

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated April 17, 1813 -- Vol. 4, No. 85 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: Effects of the Orders in Council; Expatriation; Bonaparte and the Pope; The Prospect of Peace; British Statistics--Paupers; Events of the War; Naval Matters, Blockade of the Delaware and Chesapeake; American Prizes.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated November 13, 1813 -- Vol. 5, No. 115 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: Legislature of New Hampshire; Legislature of Rhode Island; Legislature of New Jersey; Legislature of Vermont; Austrian Manifesto; Events Of War; Commerce of the Enemy; Northern Armies; Letter from General Harrison to Governor Meigs related to details of Overtaking General Proctor (Etc); Naval Matters; American Prizes; Law of Treason; A Case of Impressment.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 16 pages dated November 7, 1812 -- Vol. 3, No. 62 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, very minor foxing -- This paper is technically referred to as a periodical, however, it is a Historical Document, recording events at the time of their occurrence -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his History of American Magazines, states that this publication is "A chief reliance of the historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century.Its reputation was won at the onset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of politics" -- This issue contains the following articles: "Constitution of Massachusetts", "The Algerine War", "Gen. Alexander Hamilton", "Lord Castlereagh", "The Imperial Family of France", "Twelfth Congress", "Public Documents", "General Assembly of Vermont", "Events of the War. Military", "Captain Hull", "Augmentation of the Navy", "Creek Indians", "The Chronicle" --.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an original, complete issue of 16 pages dated December 19, 1812 -- Vol. 3, No. 68 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, very minor foxing -- This paper is technically referred to as a periodical, however, it is a Historical Document, recording events at the time of their occurrence -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his History of American Magazines, states that this publication is "A chief reliance of the historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century.Its reputation was won at the onset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of politics" -- This issue contains the following articles: "Naval Establishment", "British Order in Council", "Documents Accompanying the Annual Treasury Report", "Pennsylvania Legislature", "Legislature of Virginia", "Legislature of Maryland", "Events of the War. Military", "The French in Russia", "Proceedings of Congress", "The Chronicle" --.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated August 14, 1813 -- Vol. 4, No. 102 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 --Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the Contents are: Executive Proceedings In Senate Containing Two Letters to the Senate by President James Madison and signed in Print; Barbarities of the Enemy; Expose of the French Empire; Events of the War; Fort George; Commodore Chauncey; Niagara; Descent on Plattsburg; Major-General Harrison; Seneca Town; Lower Sandusky; Blockades; American Prizes.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated August 28, 1813 -- Vol. 4, No. 104 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the Contents are: Further Executive Proceedings with Letters to Senate by James Madison signed in Print; Expose of the French Empire; Events of the War; Conflict at Craney Island and Hampton; Creek Indians; Fort George; Upper Sandusky; Seneca Towns; Cherokee Indians; Commodore Chauncey; Ship General Pike; Sackett's Harbor; British Blockade.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 24 pages dated October 2, 1813 -- Vol. 5, No. 109 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- This issue includes a supplement of 8 pages -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: Lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan; Law of The United States, An Act Laying Duties on Licenses to Distillers of Spirituous Liquirs; Barbarities of the Enemy; The United States Loan; Events of the War; Northern Armies and Squadron On Ontario; The Creek Indians; Commodore Rodgers; Letter from Commodore Perry to Secretary of Navy; Commodore Decatur; Blockade of New London; American Prizes; The Supplement contains articles of: "Sketches of La Plata"; "British Jurisprudence"; "British Depredations"; Domestic Manufactures"; "The Friendly Indians"; Revolution In Mexico".

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated September 11, 1813 -- Vol. 5, No. 106 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 --Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: Law Of United States Direct Tax; Jefferson On Weights and Measures, signed in print Thomas Jefferson; Events of the War; Employment of the Indians; British General Orders; Gardner's Bay; Captain Thomas Hardy of His Majesty's Ship Ramilies; Fort George; Commodore Rodgers; Shannon and Chesapeake Challenge from Captain Broke to Captain Lawrence; British Official account of Capture of the Chesapeake; Blockades; American Prizes; Paupers.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated July 24, 1813 -- Vol. 4, No. 99 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: Documents Accompanying the Report of the Secretary Of State Respecting Our Foreign Relations; The Monsters at Hampton; Events of the War; Defence of New York; Impressed Seamen; Attack On Black Rock; Fort George; Enemy In North Carolina; Blockade of New London; Blockade of Chesapeake; American Prizes; Annoyance of the Enemy; Mediation of Russia.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated December 26, 1812 -- Vol. 3, No. 69 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for "A History Of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- WAR OF 1812 -- Contents contains: Detailed article with statistics on the Naval Establishment; Report on Yazoo Deposit from Executive Department Of Georgia; Interesting and lengthy report on the Catacombs Of Paris; Accounts from Georgia mention that Major-General Pinckney had set off to take command of troops destined for Florida with view to occupy it for the United States; Letter from General Alexander Smyth explaining his intentions, from his headquarters near Buffalo; Letter from Major-General Samuel Hopkins to Governor Shelby from the Wabash near mouth of Pine Creek, November 27, 1812; Letters from George Provost and General Issac Brock to Earl Bathurst concerning an account of the fall of Detroit; American Prizes; An article From the London Times relating to the Constitution and Guerriere.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated May 29, 1813 -- Vol. 4, No. 91 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: President's Message to Senate and House of Representatives on May 25, signed in print James Madison; Vice-President's Speech to the Senate on May 24, signed in Print E. Gerry; Legislature of Maryland; Legislature of Virginia Governor's Message; Uniform Of Officers of the General Staff; Events of the War; Letter from General William H. Harrison to the Secretary of War; Naval Matters; American Prizes; Expose of the French Empire.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated January 28, 1815 -- Vol. 7, No. 178 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 --Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: New England Convention; Cotton Spinning; Lexington Kentucky; Lengthy Treasury Report; Events of the War; Details of Battle at New Orleans with General Jackson and British Major-General Keane; Militia General Orders for New Orleans; Letter from Commodore Patterson to the Secretary of Navy; Enemy Landed at Pass Christianne; The Tennessee and Kentucky Troops had arrived at New Orleans; St. Augustine; British Prisoners at Pittsfield, Mass. ; Naval Matters; Proceedings in the Senate.

Disbound. Etat : Very Good. First Edition - Original Issue. This is an Original, complete issue of 16 pages dated February 4, 1815 -- Vol. 7, No. 179 -- Pages are tight, nice condition, minor foxing -- WAR OF 1812 -- Frank Luther Mott, winner of The Pulitzer Prize for his "A History of American Magazines" states that this publication is "A Chief Reliance of the Historiographer for the first half of the nineteenth century", He also stated that "Its Reputation was won at the outset by its reliable reports of fact in the events of the second war with England and its honest record of Politics" -- Some of the contents are: Legislature of Pennsylvania, Inaugural Address; Brevet Appointments; Statistics; Lehigh Chain Bridge; Events of the War; Considerable Portion is Devoted to events at New Orleans and St. Mary's; Letter signed in print by Major-General Andrew Jackson to the Secretary of War; Two More Letters signed in Print by Andrew Jackson to James Monroe, Secretary of War detailing the events of conflict at New Orleans; Printing of additional Letters from Important Personages describing events in the Battle at New Orleans; News from St. Mary's of battle events; King's Bay; Brigadier-General Floyd; Enemy in Possession of Point Petre and St. Mary's; Peace Rumors; Proceedings of Congress.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. 1st. original Early Newspapers published in Baltimore, Maryland; pp.249-264; British attack and Repulse Near fort Goorge War of 1812: Scalp in the York Parliament Building.[Containing Political, Historical, Geographical, Scientifical, Astronomical, Statistical and Biographical: Documents, Essays and Facts; together with Notices of the Arts and Manufactures, and a Record of the Events of the Time]. Size: 8 Vo.

Etat : Fair. Baltimore: Printed for the Editor by William Ogden Niles, 1822. Presumed 1st. Volume 22 (Volume 10, n.s.). Sm 4to. 424pp. Good book. Spine ends worn. Boards rubbed. Owner's name on front free endpage. Hinges started. Pages foxed. (news, politics, magazine, weekly) Inquire if you need further information.

Etat : Good. Baltimore: William Ogden Niles, 1823. Volume 23. 1st edition. Sm 4to. 416,192pp. Good book. Spine ends worn. Boards rubbed and edgeworn. Owner's name on front free endpage. Pages foxed. Last page has a few small holes with minor text loss. (politics, government) Inquire if you need further information.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Vol. XLV. 26 issues (Aug. 31, 1833 - Feb. 22, 1834) bound in one volume. 440pp. Contemporary half calf and marbled papercovered boards. Ex-library with stamps on two pages. Owner bookplate and gift inscription on front pastedown with stamp on title page, foxing throughout with a large chip at bottom corner of rear fly, two leaves loose and laid in, spine and label worn (affecting text), boards edgeworn and splitting at the crown, about good only. Niles's periodical, extremely popular in its day, is now an important reference source for historical politics.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. 8vo hardcover volume. Leather spine chipped and both boards are off. 431 page contents go from March to the end of August with a appendix at the rear. Contents quite good with very little foxing and no water marks. Contains issue 17 on the American Enterprise expedition. Also lots of war of 1812 news.

Etat : Good. Baltimore: William Ogden Niles, 1821. Volume 19. Sm 4to. 432pp. Good book. Spine ends worn. Boards rubbed and edgeworn. Owner's name on front free endpage. Pages foxed. (politics, government) Inquire if you need further information.

Etat : Good. volumes 1-3, 7-8, 10-11 as detailed below; subtitle changes slightly; thick quartos, vol. 1#1-26 (September 1811 to February 1812), 480 pp, vol. 2#27-52 (March through August, 1812) 432 pp., bound together, and vol. 3#53-78 (September, 1812, to February, 1813) with appendix & addenda (but lacking the drawing of the steam engine), 480, 16 pp, vol. 7#157-182 and supplement (September 1814 to February 1815); vol. 8#183-195 with supplement to #191 (March to May 1815), [417]-432, [17]-232 pp, vol. 10#235-260 (March to August, 1816), 436 pp, vol. 11#261-286 (August 1816 to February 1817), 432 pp., all first editions, usual darkening to text, mostly contemporary leather or paper covered boards, some hinges severed, overall good-very good, in six custom-made telescoping slipcases. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request.