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Don Francisco Xavier Venégas de Saavedra...Habiendo Ilegado à Mis Manos un Periódico Sedicioso Intitulado "Ilustrador Nacional"... [caption title & first lines of text]

Don Francisco Xavier Venégas de Saavedra...Habiendo Ilegado à Mis Manos un Periódico Sedicioso Intitulado "Ilustrador Nacional"... [caption title & first lines of text] by [Mexico]. [Censorship]. Venegas de Saavedra, Francisco Xavier

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Don Francisco Xavier Venégas de Saavedra...Habiendo Ilegado à Mis Manos un Periódico Sedicioso Intitulado "Ilustrador Nacional"... [caption title & first lines of text]
Author
[Mexico]. [Censorship]. Venegas de Saavedra, Francisco Xavier
Seller
McBride Rare Books (United States)
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Very good.
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Dado en el Real Palacio de Mexico: June 1, 1812. Very good.. Broadside, 17 x 12.25 inches. Printed in two columns. Paper stamped on verso with the arms of Ferdinand VII, dated 1812-1813. Signed by Venegas with his mark after his printed name, as the viceroy of Spain, and signed in full by his secretary. Old folds, two short work tracks in right column affecting a handful of letters but not readability. A very rare broadside printed in colonial Mexico at the outset of the second phase of the revolution against Spain. The broadside gives notice that the circulation of the "seditious newspaper entitled National Illustrator, printed in Sultepec with the aim of hallucinating the masses [with] criminal and futile propositions" and "all other incendiary papers that are published by the rebels" is prohibited. Venegas also quotes extensively from three statutes of law which govern the censoring of publications, which stipulate penalties for those who posted issues of the newspaper publicly, penalties for those who "copied, read, or heard such seditious papers," and punishments for soldiers who read the paper. Venegas was a notable Spanish military leader who served as viceroy of New Spain from 1810 to 1813. He was replaced after being accused of going soft on the Mexican insurgents who would later win their freedom a year into the next decade. Venegas' term as viceroy seemed doomed from the start. Two days after he took office, insurgents under Father Miguel Hidalgo began the rebellion, taking control of a number of Mexican cities in about a month. Royalist troops soon responded, and took the upper hand and by early 1811 had regained all lost territory, executing the leaders of the rebellion. Political disputes over the 1812 Spanish Constitution sparked the embers of revolutionary spirit in Mexico, and Venegas was replaced in 1813 for "arbitrary measures that impeded the pacification of the country...[and] a lack of energy in suppressing the rebellion." OCLC locates just four copies of this broadside, at Indiana, the JCB, Texas A&M, and the National Library of Spain. Sabin 98853.
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Elemens de pathologie chirurgicale by NELATON, A.

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Elemens de pathologie chirurgicale
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NELATON, A.
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Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts (United States)
Description
Paris: Germer Bailliere, 1844. FIRST EDITION. A very nice set uniformly bound in contemporary French calf-backed marbled boards, small tear to cover of second volume. First edition of the author's greatest work, containing all of his surgical innovations and discoveries, including the first descriptions of "Nélaton's tumour" and "Nélaton's line". Among the surgical instruments he invented are a porcelain-tipped bullet probe and a flexible rubber catheter which bears his name. In addition, there are a number of chapters pertaining to plastic surgery. G&M, 5597.
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On certain functions of the spinal chord, with further investigations into its structure. By J. Lockhart Clarke, Esq. Communicated by Samuel Solly, Esq., F.R.S. pp. 347-356 in: Philosophical Transactions, Vol. 143, Part III by Clarke, Jacob Lockhart

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On certain functions of the spinal chord, with further investigations into its structure. By J. Lockhart Clarke, Esq. Communicated by Samuel Solly, Esq., F.R.S. pp. 347-356 in: Philosophical Transactions, Vol. 143, Part III
Author
Clarke, Jacob Lockhart
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Jeremy Norman & Co., Inc. (United States)
Description
London: Taylor and Francis, 1853. Whole issue in original printed wrappers, mostly uncut & unopened. [iv] 311-561 [1] 15pp.; 7 plates (Plates XIX. - XXVI.) Jacob Augustus Lockhart Clarke (1817-1880) was an English physician, physiologist, histologist and neurologist. Clarke received his material edication at Guy's Hispital and St. Thomas's Hospital in London. He was liscenced by the Apothecaries Society and subsequently went to love with his mother at Pimlico, where he established a private practice. From 1851 to 1868, while Clarke was engaged in general practice and continuing his studies at St. George's Hospital, he conducted his now famous research on the central nervous system. "Most of his numerous works were published in in the Philosophical Transactions (1851, 53, 58, 59, 60, 65, 68), in the Proceedings of the Royal Society (1857, 61), the Microscopical Journal, British and Foreign Medical Review (1864) and others. His earlier works concern the anatomy and the physiology of the medulla oblongata and the spinal marrow as well as the brain. His discovery of the Clark's column, also designated nucleus dorsalis, was done in this period. His later research is more concerned with pathological studies in his special field. he also published on tetanus, diabetes, paraplegias of muscular atrophy. Clarke was described as a man of the highest character, "with s singleness of purpose, of noble independence, honest and just, conscientious and intellectually keen, but with a singularly retiring and reserved disposition. He never acquired a large practice and is reputed not to have been well off financially." (Whonamedit? Jacob Augustus Lockhart Clarke. Accessed 11/4/2022. ).
[Cover title, program for 1966 Anti-War Rally]: America Calling, Mr. President: End the War Now! Rally- Madison Square Garden - December 8, 1966

[Cover title, program for 1966 Anti-War Rally]: America Calling, Mr. President: End the War Now! Rally- Madison Square Garden - December 8, 1966 by (GINSBERG, Allen, Benjamin Spock, Jules Feiffer, Pete Seeger, etc)

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[Cover title, program for 1966 Anti-War Rally]: America Calling, Mr. President: End the War Now! Rally- Madison Square Garden - December 8, 1966
Author
(GINSBERG, Allen, Benjamin Spock, Jules Feiffer, Pete Seeger, etc)
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Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA (United States)
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New York: The National Committee and the New York Council for a Sane Nuclear Policy, 1966. Unbound. Very Good. Original program for 1966 anti-Vietnam War rally. Single sheet folded once to make four pages, printed on all sides, illustrated with the front cover reproducing an image of a young Vietnamese girl. Rear cover has paper residue at top edge where once mounted into an album, else a very good, bright copy. The printed program lists participants including Allen Ginsberg (who read poems at rally), Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, Jules Feiffer, Erich Fromm, Pete Seeger et al. Among those listed as "Sponsors" (on p. 2) are: Richard Avedon, Harry Belafonte, Julian Bond, Stokely Carmichael, James Farmer, Paul Goodman, Robert Lowell, Paul Newman et al. Unrecorded by *OCLC*; not in Morgan [*The Works of Allen Ginsberg*].
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The Art of the Hittites by AKURGAL, Ekrem

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The Art of the Hittites
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AKURGAL, Ekrem
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Argosy Book Store (United States)
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very good
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New York: Abrams, 1962. First Edition. hardcover. very good/very good. 174 plates, 24 mounted color plates, map, in-text illustrations. 315 pages. Thick 4to, cloth, chipped d.w. New York, Abrams, 1962. Some pages are a bit yellowed, still a very good copy.
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Acoustic Shadows: Poems. by GARDNER, Michael.

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Acoustic Shadows: Poems.
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GARDNER, Michael.
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Jeff Maser, Bookseller-ABAA (United States)
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Santa Monica: La Spiaggia,, 1993.. First edition.. 23 pp. Fine in illustrated wrappers. SIGNED by Gardner.