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EXPEDIENTE GEOGRAFICO-ESTADISTICO POR EL CIUDADANO FRANCISCO JAVIER ARRIAGA....

EXPEDIENTE GEOGRAFICO-ESTADISTICO POR EL CIUDADANO FRANCISCO JAVIER ARRIAGA.... by Arriaga, Francisco Javier:

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EXPEDIENTE GEOGRAFICO-ESTADISTICO POR EL CIUDADANO FRANCISCO JAVIER ARRIAGA....
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Arriaga, Francisco Javier:
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William Reese Company (United States)
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Mexico City: Imprenta del Gobierno, en Palacio,, 1873.. Building a National Highway in Puebla, Mexico, with a Map A report on a project for the construction of a national highway in the Sierra Norte of Puebla, between Zacapoaxtla and the port of the Jackal, Garranchos or La Junta. The proposal came during the single presidential term of Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada Corral, successor to Benito Juárez, who continued and completed many of Juárez's infrastructure projects, most notably highways and railways. The folding map is titled, "Croquis del Trazo de la via Carretera Proyectada entre Zacapoaxtla y al rio de Tecuantepec." It shows the topographical layout of the area,with the "proposed path" of the highway from the juncture of the Naranjes and Tecuantepec rivers in the north, south through Los Reyes, Tetelilla, Nahuxonila, Zacapoaxtla, and terminating near Totoltepec. A rare work about infrastructure building in late-Liberal Mexico, with only four physical copies in OCLC - three in Mexico and one at the Bancroft Library. 43pp., plus folding map. Later half red calf and marbled boards, spine gilt. Minor edge wear. Soft vertical crease to text, minor toning, short tape repair to verso of map at binding stub. Very good. OCLC 970536662, 48327061, 651239549, 20187639.
A Short History of the English People [Illustrated Edition; Complete in Four Volumes]

A Short History of the English People [Illustrated Edition; Complete in Four Volumes] by Green, John Richard (1837-1883)

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A Short History of the English People [Illustrated Edition; Complete in Four Volumes]
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Green, John Richard (1837-1883)
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Blind Horse Books [ABAA - FABA] (United States)
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New York: Harper & Brothers, 1893. Very Good/No Dust Jacket, As Issued. THE STORY OF ENGLAND THROUGH ITS PEOPLE John Richard Green's landmark history shifted the focus of English historical writing away from kings, battles, and dynasties toward the lives, institutions, and cultural development of ordinary people. Widely regarded as one of the most influential popular histories of the nineteenth century, the work helped redefine how English history was understood and taught for generations. Edited after Green's death by Mrs. J. R. Green and historian Kate Norgate, this expanded four-volume edition presents a richly illustrated and extensively revised version of the author's celebrated narrative. The set captures the evolution of English society, government, religion, literature, and daily life, supported by numerous illustrations, historical reproductions, and reference material. Its combination of scholarship and readability made it one of the defining historical works of the Victorian era. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Publisher's original deep red cloth bindings with gilt-stamped spine titles and large decorative gilt-stamped emblems and titles on the front boards. Top edges gilt. Quarto format; approximately 10 inches tall. Pagination: Volume I, 468 pages; Volume II, 931 pages; Volume III, 1409 pages; Volume IV, 1906 pages plus [2] pages. Illustrated throughout with plates, in-text drawings, maps, and historical reproductions. Volume IV contains the comprehensive index, corrections, and additions for the entire set. CONDITION: Bindings are tight and secure. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear with minor corner rubbing. The spines are mildly dulled. Gilt stamping remains clear and attractive. A sound, complete, and well-preserved four-volume set. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE - First published in 1874, A Short History of the English People represented a major departure from traditional political histories. Green emphasized social, religious, literary, and constitutional developments, helping establish social history as a respected field of study. The work remained a standard reference and educational text well into the twentieth century and continues to be recognized as one of the great achievements of Victorian historical writing. CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS +++ Classic Victorian social history of England +++ Complete four-volume illustrated edition +++ Edited and expanded by Mrs. J. R. Green and Kate Norgate +++ Comprehensive index, corrections, and additions in Volume IV +++ Influential work that helped popularize social history +++ Richly illustrated throughout with full-page color reproductions of medieval manuscript illuminations, historical facsimiles, engraved views, maps, drawings, and dramatic folding panoramic plates including an extensive view of Old London Bridge. +++ The Illustration: Old London Bridge: The 24 inch panorama depicts the bridge as it appeared circa 1600, famously crowded with multi-story houses and shops. According to the caption: It is based on a unique drawing in the Pepysian Collection at Magdalene College, Cambridge. The reproduction was made by the New Shakspere Society in 1881 by W. Griggs. SUBJECTS: English History; British Social History; Victorian Historiography; Constitutional History; Medieval England; Tudor England; English Society; John Richard Green, British History; Social History; Victorian Studies; Historical Reference
Loi Relative aux baux & soux-baux des messageries. Donnée à Paris, le 5 Janvier 1791

Loi Relative aux baux & soux-baux des messageries. Donnée à Paris, le 5 Janvier 1791 by (French Revolution) Louis XVI

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Loi Relative aux baux & soux-baux des messageries. Donnée à Paris, le 5 Janvier 1791
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(French Revolution) Louis XVI
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Saintes: de l'Imprimerie de P. Toussaints, 1791. Ornamental headpiece. 1 vols. ca 12 1/4 x 15 1/4 inches. Broadside. Folded, some light marginal discoloration, else very good. Ornamental headpiece. 1 vols. ca 12 1/4 x 15 1/4 inches. The Assemblée Nationale decree issued in the name of the King with that of M. L. F. Du Port, Saintes issuance under that of Rondeau, President and Billotte, Secretaire-Général.

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