COFFIN, Lieut.-Col.
Quirks of Diplomacy. Read Before the Literary and Scientific Society of Ottawa. January 22, 1874.
Montreal: John Lovell, 1874. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. printed wrappers, (32)pp. Fine.
Montreal: John Lovell, 1874. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. printed wrappers, (32)pp. Fine.
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COFFIN, William F.
1812 The War, and Its Moral: A Canadian Chronicle.
Montreal: Printed By John Lovell, 1864. First edition. With a presentation inscription in pencil from the author to Louis Joseph Papineau reading: 'To the Hon. Louise Jos. Papineau from the writer.' Tall 8vo., orig. rust cloth, xvi, 296pp. A fine copy of this association copy.
Montreal: Printed By John Lovell, 1864. First edition. With a presentation inscription in pencil from the author to Louis Joseph Papineau reading: 'To the Hon. Louise Jos. Papineau from the writer.' Tall 8vo., orig. rust cloth, xvi, 296pp. A fine copy of this association copy.
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COGGESHALL, George.
Voyages To Various Parts of the World, Made Between The Years 1799 and 1844. By.....Selected from his Ms. Journal of Eighty Volumes. New York: D. Appleton, 1851. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. cloth, 213, (2)pp.ads. Foxing throughout, heaviest on the first and last pages, there is a water stain on the lower corner of the last 100 pp. not affecting text, some light wear to lower edge of the front board but in fact a very nice copy. "Coggeshall was an American sea captain for nearly twenty-six years, having recived his first command in 1809. Privateering occupied him during the War of 1812. This book includes an interesting voyage in the schooner Sea Serpent, from New York to Callao, Peru, in the years 1821-22. He wrote several popular books on voyages during the 1850's." (Hill).
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COHEN, J.M.
Journeys Down the Amazon being the extraordinary adventures and achievements of the early explorers. London: Charles Knight, (1975). First edition. Cloth, 216pp. Fine in d/w. Early exploration in the Amazon.
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COHEN, Octavius Roy.
Polished Ebony. Illustrated by H. Weston Taylor.
New York: Dodd Mead Company, First edition. 8vo., orig. black cloth lettered in yellow, 309pp. With illustrations. Near fine copy of this work written by a white author, in supposed black dialect.
New York: Dodd Mead Company, First edition. 8vo., orig. black cloth lettered in yellow, 309pp. With illustrations. Near fine copy of this work written by a white author, in supposed black dialect.
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COIGNET, C.
A Gentleman of the Olden Time. Francois De Scepeaux, Sire De Vieilleville, 1509-1571. Portraits and Stories of the Sixteenth Century During the Reign of Henri II.
London: Richard Bentley & Son, 1887. In two volumes. 8vo., orig. blue cloth, bevelled edges, xxii, 307, vii, 313, (2)pp.ads. Some occasional foxing on first few leaves o/w a fine set.
Volume one is an introductory volume outlining "the leading traits of society of the time, grouping them around the central figure of Francois I, all that relates to his reign, and keeping over for a second volume, the life of Vieilleville, and the reign of Henri II."
London: Richard Bentley & Son, 1887. In two volumes. 8vo., orig. blue cloth, bevelled edges, xxii, 307, vii, 313, (2)pp.ads. Some occasional foxing on first few leaves o/w a fine set.
Volume one is an introductory volume outlining "the leading traits of society of the time, grouping them around the central figure of Francois I, all that relates to his reign, and keeping over for a second volume, the life of Vieilleville, and the reign of Henri II."
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COLERIDGE, Ernest Hartley.
Life & Correspondence of John Duke Lord Coleridge Lord Chief Justice of England Written and Edited by......
New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1904. In two volumes. Tall 8vo., cont. half leather, cloth, gilt, (xiv), 306; (iv), 452pp. Near fine.
John DukeLord Coleridge, 1ST Baron (1820-1894), justice of England, was the eldest son of Sir John Taylor Coleridge. "He was born at Heath's Court, Ottery St Mary, on the 3rd of December 1820. He was educated at Eton and Balliol College, Oxford, of which he was a scholar. He was called to the bar in 1846, and went the western circuit, rising steadily, through more than twenty years of hard work, till in 1865 he was returned as member for Exeter in the Liberal interest . The Liberals returned to power in good time with a large majority behind them in 1868. Coleridge was made, first solicitor-, and then attorney-general. The Tichborne trial was the most. conspicuous feature of Coleridge's later years at the bar, and tasked his powers as an advocate to the uttermost, though he was assisted by the splendid abilities and industry of Charles (afterwards Lord) Bowen. In November 1873 Coleridge succeeded Sir W. Bovill as chief justice of the common pleas, and was immediately afterwards raised to the peerage as Baron Coleridge of Ottery St Mary. In 188o he was made lord chief justice of England on the death of Sir Alexander Cockburn.In jury cases his quickness in apprehending facts and his lucidity in arranging them were very remarkable indeed. He was not one of the most learned of lawyers, but he was a great deal more learned than many people believed him to be, and as an ecclesiastical lawyer had perhaps few or no superiors."
New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1904. In two volumes. Tall 8vo., cont. half leather, cloth, gilt, (xiv), 306; (iv), 452pp. Near fine.
John DukeLord Coleridge, 1ST Baron (1820-1894), justice of England, was the eldest son of Sir John Taylor Coleridge. "He was born at Heath's Court, Ottery St Mary, on the 3rd of December 1820. He was educated at Eton and Balliol College, Oxford, of which he was a scholar. He was called to the bar in 1846, and went the western circuit, rising steadily, through more than twenty years of hard work, till in 1865 he was returned as member for Exeter in the Liberal interest . The Liberals returned to power in good time with a large majority behind them in 1868. Coleridge was made, first solicitor-, and then attorney-general. The Tichborne trial was the most. conspicuous feature of Coleridge's later years at the bar, and tasked his powers as an advocate to the uttermost, though he was assisted by the splendid abilities and industry of Charles (afterwards Lord) Bowen. In November 1873 Coleridge succeeded Sir W. Bovill as chief justice of the common pleas, and was immediately afterwards raised to the peerage as Baron Coleridge of Ottery St Mary. In 188o he was made lord chief justice of England on the death of Sir Alexander Cockburn.In jury cases his quickness in apprehending facts and his lucidity in arranging them were very remarkable indeed. He was not one of the most learned of lawyers, but he was a great deal more learned than many people believed him to be, and as an ecclesiastical lawyer had perhaps few or no superiors."
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COLGATE, William.
Canadian Art its origin & development.
Toronto: The Ryerson Press, (1943). First edition. Sm.4to., orig. blue cloth, 278pp. With illustrations. A fine, bright copy in the d/w designed by Thoreau MacDonald. The d/w is faded on the spine and has rubbing along the edges but is still better than very good without the usual wear.
Toronto: The Ryerson Press, (1943). First edition. Sm.4to., orig. blue cloth, 278pp. With illustrations. A fine, bright copy in the d/w designed by Thoreau MacDonald. The d/w is faded on the spine and has rubbing along the edges but is still better than very good without the usual wear.
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(COLLIER, John).
The Lancashire Dialect; Or, Tummus and Meary: Being the Laughable Adventures of a Lancashire Clown. To Which are Added, Lancashire Hob and the Quack Doctor; Pluralist and Old Soldier; and The Epitaph on Tim Bobbin's Gravestone. By Tim Bobbin. (pseud).
Otley: William Walker, 1846. Some wear to extremities o/w a very good copy.
BOUND WITH: ANON. Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect, In Various Dialogues, Tales and Songs. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words As Are Not Likely to be Generally Understood. Otley: Printed by William Walker, nd. (184-?) Tall 8vo., cont. cloth spine, boards, 24; 34pp. With a folding plate in the second book.
Otley: William Walker, 1846. Some wear to extremities o/w a very good copy.
BOUND WITH: ANON. Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect, In Various Dialogues, Tales and Songs. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words As Are Not Likely to be Generally Understood. Otley: Printed by William Walker, nd. (184-?) Tall 8vo., cont. cloth spine, boards, 24; 34pp. With a folding plate in the second book.
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COLLIER, Price.
The West In The East From An American Point of View.
New York: Scribner's, 1911. First edition. Cloth, 534pp. A fine copy.
The travels of an American through India. The final two chapters are on China and Japan.
New York: Scribner's, 1911. First edition. Cloth, 534pp. A fine copy.
The travels of an American through India. The final two chapters are on China and Japan.
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(COLLINS, Anthony).
A Discourse Concerning Ridicule and Irony In Writing in a Letter to The Reverend Nathanael Marshall. London: Printed for J. Brotherton..... 1729. First edition. 8vo., rebound with a modern calf spine, cloth, (78)pp. Outer front hinge cracked but holding o/w a nice copy.
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COLLINS, William.
The Poetical Works of William Collins.
London: Bell and Daldy, nd. (186-?) Sm. 8vo., cont. half green morocco, marble boards, raised bands, lxiv, 102pp. Fine.
London: Bell and Daldy, nd. (186-?) Sm. 8vo., cont. half green morocco, marble boards, raised bands, lxiv, 102pp. Fine.
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COLTON, Calvin.
Four Years In Great Britain 1831-1835.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1835. In two volumes. 8vo., orig. brown cloth with an embossed leaf design, xii, 312; viii, 315pp. Bookplates, spines faded to tan o/w a near fine copy.
An account of Colton's time in Britain with particular attention to the churches.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1835. In two volumes. 8vo., orig. brown cloth with an embossed leaf design, xii, 312; viii, 315pp. Bookplates, spines faded to tan o/w a near fine copy.
An account of Colton's time in Britain with particular attention to the churches.
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COLVILLE, Zelie.
Round the Black Man's Garden.
Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1893. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth, xv, 344pp. Water stained, a good copy only.
"The voyage the Colviles undertook looks very impressive on paper. They visited several Red Sea ports on their way from Suez to Durban and then turned inland to Pretoria and Cape Town before completing the circuit to Brindisi by steaming up to Cameroon and Sierra Leone and touching on the Canary Islands.....But for all this serious travel, she seems to have remained remarkably unimpressed by the exotic African charms...."
Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1893. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth, xv, 344pp. Water stained, a good copy only.
"The voyage the Colviles undertook looks very impressive on paper. They visited several Red Sea ports on their way from Suez to Durban and then turned inland to Pretoria and Cape Town before completing the circuit to Brindisi by steaming up to Cameroon and Sierra Leone and touching on the Canary Islands.....But for all this serious travel, she seems to have remained remarkably unimpressed by the exotic African charms...."
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COLVIN, Ian D.
Romance of Empire. South Africa.
London: Thomas Nelson & Sons, nd. (192-?) "Romance of Empire" series. Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth with a pictorial paper panel on the upper cover, xiii, 328pp. A fine copy.
History of South Africa.
London: Thomas Nelson & Sons, nd. (192-?) "Romance of Empire" series. Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth with a pictorial paper panel on the upper cover, xiii, 328pp. A fine copy.
History of South Africa.
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COLVIN, Ian D.
South Africa. With Twelve Reproductions in Colour of Original Drawings by G.S. Smithard and J.S. Skelton.
London: T.C. & E.C. Jack, nd. (1909). Tall square 8vo., orig. dark blue cloth dec. in gilt on the upper cover, (xvi), (328)pp. Small rubberstamp on e/paper o/w a fine copy.
London: T.C. & E.C. Jack, nd. (1909). Tall square 8vo., orig. dark blue cloth dec. in gilt on the upper cover, (xvi), (328)pp. Small rubberstamp on e/paper o/w a fine copy.
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COMFORT, Alex.
Barbarism and Sexual Freedom. Lectures on the Sociology of Sex from the Standpoint of Anarchism. London: Freedom Press, 1948. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. paper boards, 68pp. A fine copy in d/w which has some offsetting but is o/w about fine.
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CONGDON, Caroline M.
The Guardian Angel; And Other Poems.
Auburn: William J. Moses, 1856. First edition. 8vo., orig. brown cloth, 250pp. Some light rubbing o/w near fine.
Auburn: William J. Moses, 1856. First edition. 8vo., orig. brown cloth, 250pp. Some light rubbing o/w near fine.
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CONNELLY, Michael.
Blood Work. Boston: Little Brown, (1997). First edition, Advance Reading Copy. Inscribed by the author on the title. Wrappers. Fine.
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CONNELLY, Michael.
City of Bones.
Boston: Little, Brown, (2002). First edition. Fine in d/w.
Boston: Little, Brown, (2002). First edition. Fine in d/w.
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