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Apache Agent. The Story of John P. Clum by CLUM, Woodworth

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Seller: Argonaut Book Shop
Title
Apache Agent. The Story of John P. Clum
Author
CLUM, Woodworth
Seller
Argonaut Book Shop (United States)
Condition
Very fine
Description
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1936 Book. Very fine. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). First edition. 297pp. Color frontis of Geronimo from a painting by E. A. Burbank, numerous photographic plates. Original red cloth, paper spine label. Lower front corner ever so slightly jammed, but a superior, very fine and bright copy with very good lightly worn pictorial dust jacket (some tape reinforcement to verso at edges). Very scarce in this condition. This copy signed by the author, Woodworth Clum on front free endpaper. "Government relations with Apache Indians. San Carlos Indian reservations, Arizona. Geronimo, Apache chief, 1829 - 1909" (Rader). Adams, discussing the outlaw content of the book, notes it "deals with life in Tombstone, and the outlaws and gunmen of that period, such as the Earps, Johnny Behan, Doc Holiday, Luke Short, and Billy Breakenridge. It gives an account of the OK Corral fight." [Adams, Six-Guns: 446; Rader: 848]. .
The Poor Man's Garden: or A Few Brief Rules for Regulating Allotments of Land to the Poor, for Potatoe Gardens, With Remarks, Addressed to Mr Malthus, Mr Sadler, and the Political Economists: and a Reference to the Opinions of Dr Adam Smith, in his "Wealth of Nations."

The Poor Man's Garden: or A Few Brief Rules for Regulating Allotments of Land to the Poor, for Potatoe Gardens, With Remarks, Addressed to Mr Malthus, Mr Sadler, and the Political Economists: and a Reference to the Opinions of Dr Adam Smith, in his "Wealth of Nations." by Law, James Thomas

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Title
The Poor Man's Garden: or A Few Brief Rules for Regulating Allotments of Land to the Poor, for Potatoe Gardens, With Remarks, Addressed to Mr Malthus, Mr Sadler, and the Political Economists: and a Reference to the Opinions of Dr Adam Smith, in his "Wealth of Nations."
Author
Law, James Thomas
Seller
Rabelais - Fine Books on Food & Drink (United States)
Description
London: Printed for C.J.G. & F. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-Yard, and Waterloo-Place, Pall-Mall, 1830. Booklet, sewn on cords (22 x 14 cm.), 23 pages. FIRST EDITION. An additional issue was published the same year by Hinde of Lichfield. The author suggests that allotments be supplied to the poor so they might labor at growing some of their own food. He predicts a number of results of the allotments: that the poor may contribute to their own subsistence; that gardening will lead to a higher degree of contentment amongst the poor; and that it will keep them out of mischief. Law invokes Adam Smith and Malthus throughout. While he follows Malthus' lead with a focus on potatoes, he also encourages some variety. At the end he credits his inspiration, "...my attention was first drawn to the subjects of poors'-gardens, by observing the system in active operation, and working much good, in Somersetshire, under the patronage and direction of the Bishop of Bath and Wells" (page 23). Disbound from compiled volume; some age-toning to text block; a spot or two to the final leaf. Near very good. [OCLC locates fifteen copies (and two copies of the 1830); Goldsmiths' Kress Library of Economic Literature, 26405].
L'ordinaire De La Messe Selon Le Rite Romain

L'ordinaire De La Messe Selon Le Rite Romain

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L'ordinaire De La Messe Selon Le Rite Romain
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Alcuin Books, ABAA-ILAB (United States)
Description
Paris: Gruel & Engelmann, 1891. 16mo. half-title, 46pp. printed by D. Jouaust, uniquely bound in into a folding leather case, upper cover highly decorated in gilt, with a central area left blank for adding owner's initials? rear cover in blind, inside with two pockets and is lined in a very soft copper silk. A fine pristine copy.
Robin Des Bois

Robin Des Bois by Robin Hood. Illustrated By Roger Brard

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Seller: E M Maurice Books, LLC, ABAA
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Robin Des Bois
Author
Robin Hood. Illustrated By Roger Brard
Seller
E M Maurice Books, LLC, ABAA (United States)
Condition
Fine
Description
Paris: Editions Bias, 1957 (1965) Pictorial boards, award bookplate on endpaper.. A retelling of Robin Hood with energetic color artwork appearing as dual-page, full page and partial page. . Later Printing. Fine/No Jacket as Issued. Illus. by Roger Brard. 4to.

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