Charles m thomas (16 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Red clothbound without a dustjacket. Entire book is clean, square along the edges and tightly bound. Ex-library copy with minimal identifiers and a price tag on title paqe.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Green, large-format clothbound, w gold embossed title blocks, and without a dustjacket. Exterior is clean with a price mark on rear, and is square at the edges. Interior is also v clean with a blacked out name on inside cover and a very slightly loosened hinge at title page. Text is clean, binding is tight. From the cover: "An Analysis of Relationships Between Ethnicity, Social Class and Therapeutic Intervention Strategies With Third World Peoples From Other Countries.".…

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. 1st Edition. dj in mylar; red c w/gilt spine titles; 410 clean, unmarked, bright pages/ index.the book is considered a masterly review of the literature on veins. drawings, diagrams, b/w frontis (illustrateur).

No Binding. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 187-196pp. Disbound. Toned. Top margins with damp stain and a couple with creases. Good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. This act explicitly states that the reason for doubling the tax on beer, ale and other alcoholic beverages is due to the enormous cost of war with France and the unrest in Ireland. William III had recently defeated James II in the battle of the Boyne, as the latter attempted to regain the British crown. This act also reminds the population that any and all French alcoholic beverages are forbidden and will be confiscated and destroyed and those involved will receive harsh penalties. Duration for the act was one year. ESTCR236564 finds 4 copies. [Beer, Ale Taxation - England]. …

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 199-219, [1]pp. Disbound. Old damp stain to top inner margin. Toned with several creases at top corners. East Indian in brown ink above title. Very good. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. Concerns raising additional funds for the war with France with imposing extra tariffs on a number of imported goods including silk, indigo, linen and a number of other items. ESTCR236565 finds 4 copies. [East India Company-Taxation] [Textile Industry-Importation].…

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 47-62, [2]pp. Disbound. Top margin of title darkened. Few spots of foxing. Very good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. An act granting William and Mary the right to collect excise taxes on alcoholic beverages for funding the government and the royal estate. their household and government, giving them the right to continue collecting during their lives and the lives of their survivors. ESTC finds 7 copies. ESTC R236554 [Alcoholic Beverages - Beer - Taxation].…

No Binding. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 119-122, [2]pp. Disbound. Few spots of foxing/stain. Good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. An act restricting the importation of silk from Persia (Iran), Turkey, East India and China, but allowing silk from Italy, Sicily and Naples to be imported. ESTC finds 7 copies. ESTCR236560 [Silk industry].…

No Binding. Etat : Good. 1st Edition. Disbound. Folio. [2], 235-252pp. Disbound. Toned with scattered foxing. A number of leaves with old creases at corners. Good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. The first renewal of the 1689 mutiny act for a standing army, extending disciplinary measures for courts-martials for mutiny, desertion and false musters (when officers would list non-existent soldiers for extra pay). Several of these crimes could be punishable by death. ESTCR236567 [Desertion & Military - England].…

Etat : Fair. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 183-184pp. Disbound. Stained and foxed. Lower margins and inner corner browned. Old inscription in brown ink above title. In fair condition. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. An act suspending Habeas Corpus for the first time in British history which set a precedent for all subsequent suspensions. Crawford, C.C. The Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act and the Revolution of 1689. The English Historical Review. Vol. 30, No. 120 (Oct. 1915). p. 613. Oxford University Press. [Habeas Corpus Suspension Act].…

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Disbound. Folio. [2], 215-228pp. Disbound. Few minor scattered spots of foxing, otherwise very good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. The 1689 mutiny act for a standing army for one year, December 20, 1689, to December 20, 1690, after which it would be extended. These were disciplinary measures for courts-martials for mutiny, desertion and false musters (when officers would list non-existent soldiers for extra pay). Several of these crimes could be punishable by death. ESTCR236546 finds 5 copies. [Desertion & Military - England]. …

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 251-255, [1]pp. Disbound. Some toning. Very good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. Although tea, coffee and chocolate were taxed since 1660, it was only in liquid form. This was the first year the government began taxing tea leaves, coffee beans and cocoa pods, calling the old system "very troublesome and unequal upon the retailers of those liquors". ESTCR236548 finds 6 copies. Scarce. [Tea, Coffee, Chocolate - Taxation].…

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio. [2], 303-312pp. Disbound. Toned around the edges. Contemporary manuscript inscription above title. Few creased corners and scattered spots of foxing. Very good. Text in black letter. First leaf of text with headpiece and large illuminated initial. As the war with France escalated, the government passed a series of laws banning the importation of French made goods, including alcoholic beverages. To fill this huge gap, the government decided to deregulate the distilling industry and allow anyone to make spirits from corn at a lower tax rate, effectively ending the monopoly of the London Guild of Distillers. In part, this was also aimed at helping British farmers sell their grains domestically. There were, however, requirements that needed to be met. The would-be distillers had to give notice and pay all duties, making only clear, "clean and wholesome" drinks without any sort of additives. It made sense for distillers to use only malted corn in their process as it cost only a penny per gallon of the first extraction; while using imported or domestic material other than corn could cost 8 or even 12 pence per gallon. This major liquor legislation had far-reaching and unintended consequences. It caused the markets to be flooded with cheap booze, leading to public drunkenness, starting what was to be called the Gin Craze. Rare, ESTCR236571 finds only 2 copies, one in the British Library, and another at Oxford University St. John's College. [Distilling Act of 1690] [Alcoholic Beverages-Taxation].…

First Edition. Good copy in contemporary full calf over boards, now surface-worn and with some light dampstains. Corners bumped, with extremities substantially rubbed. Spine with raised bands and a gilt-blocked red leather label. Both joints cracked, with cords still holding strong. Some contemporary ownership marks remain to front pastedown and title page. Text block remains strong and, for its age, clean, showing expected light foxing and offsetting throughout. A well-preserved example overall. Physical description; [14], 948, [100] pages ; folio. Notes; Vol. 1 of 3. Includes index. Subjects; Law reports. Great Britain. England. Jurisprudence. Early works. 1800. 1 Kg.…

First Edition. Good copy in contemporary full calf over boards, now surface-worn and with some light dampstains. Corners bumped, with extremities substantially rubbed. Spine with raised bands and a gilt-blocked red leather label. Both joints cracked, with cords still holding strong. Some contemporary ownership marks remain to front pastedown and title page. Text block remains strong and, for its age, clean, showing expected light foxing and offsetting throughout. A well-preserved example overall. Physical description; [14], 948, [100] pages ; folio. Notes; Vol. 1 of 3. Includes index. Subjects; Law reports. Great Britain. England. Jurisprudence. Early works. 1800. 1 Kg.…

First Edition. Poor copy, with front board detached, and lacking the rear entirely. Pp. 847 through "Trials" index entry are coming loose; the index thereafter is lacking. The first four leaves are also loose. Except as noted, the text block remains strong. Leaves remain clean, showing only the expected faint foxing and offsetting of age. The remaining board is covered by full contemporary calf, now heavily surface-worn; spine with raised bands similarly worn, and showing some loss at the end compartments. A serviceable copy. Physical description; 480, 485-859 pages, unpaginated index (partly lacking) ; 32 cm. Notes; Vol. 3 of 3. Subjects; Law reports. Great Britain. England. Jurisprudence. Early works. 1800. 1 Kg.…

First Edition. Poor copy, with front board detached, and lacking the rear entirely. Pp. 847 through "Trials" index entry are coming loose; the index thereafter is lacking. The first four leaves are also loose. Except as noted, the text block remains strong. Leaves remain clean, showing only the expected faint foxing and offsetting of age. The remaining board is covered by full contemporary calf, now heavily surface-worn; spine with raised bands similarly worn, and showing some loss at the end compartments. A serviceable copy. Physical description; 480, 485-859 pages, unpaginated index (partly lacking) ; 32 cm. Notes; Vol. 3 of 3. Subjects; Law reports. Great Britain. England. Jurisprudence. Early works. 1800. 1 Kg.…