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[Group of General Orders Issued from Various Offices Stationed at Union Headquarters at New Berne, North Carolina During the Civil War] by [Civil War]

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Title: [Group of General Orders Issued from Various Offices Stationed at Union Headquarters at New Berne, North Carolina During the Civil War]
Author: [Civil War]
Seller: McBride Rare Books (United States)
Condition: Very good.
Description: New Berne, N.C., 1864. Very good.. Twenty printed general orders, totaling [24]pp. Original plain or lined paper single or folded sheets. Minor overall wear, some dust-soiling, especially to final order. A collection of twenty Union general orders issued in North Carolina during the penultimate year of the Civil War. The orders run from January 25 to May 3, 1864, and were issued by the Sub-District of New Berne, the Forces and Defences, and the District of North Carolina. The orders were all issued by, or by the command of, Brigadier General Innis N. Palmer, whose leadership was instrumental for the Union forces' defense of New Berne in 1864, or Colonel T.I.C. Amory. Palmer's orders here naturally pertain to a wide range of issues, namely internal procedures and organization, military discipline and pay, various military appointments, modifications made to the General Regulations, the maintenance of ordnance stores, and more. All but four of the orders are signed by the relevant adjutant general. One of the more notable orders prints the charges, circumstances, verdicts, and sentences for various courts martial conducted in New Berne in early May 1864. The third soldier charged in the order, Private Charles Alberts of the 12th New York Volunteer Cavalry was accused of assaulting "Jacob Tucker, a colored man" and also of assault and battery as well as the rape of "Emeline Tucker, a colored woman." Alberts was acquitted of all charges. The final order here is a long diatribe by Brigadier General Palmer lambasting his troops for razing the town of Washington, North Carolina; Palmer refers to this incident as "an outrage against humanity, which brings the blush of shame to the cheek of every true man and soldier." The seige and burning of Washington, North Carolina occurred during the last few days of April, as Confederate troops took over the town. Before they left, several Union troops set fire to the settlement and practically destroyed the entire town. Such a collection of field-printed general orders from North Carolina are scarce in the market.

Japanese American History Education Under Martial Law Hawaii School Class Photograph During World War II 1945 by Japanese Americans WWII

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Title: Japanese American History Education Under Martial Law Hawaii School Class Photograph During World War II 1945
Author: Japanese Americans WWII
Seller: Max Rambod Inc. (United States)
Description: 1945. Class photograph of a junior high school cohort in Hawaii, 1945, documents Japanese American student life during wartime military governance following the attack on Pearl Harbor attack. The image captures a predominantly Japanese American student body within a multiracial classroom at a time when the islands were placed under extended martial law rather than mass removal, in contrast to policies enacted on the mainland under Executive Order 9066. The photograph records a cohort that began its schooling under military rule and reached graduation in 1945, providing visual evidence of continuity in education and community life under conditions of surveillance and restricted civil liberties. Large black and white photograph measuring approximately 19.5 x 8 inches, depicting a coeducational class posed in formal arrangement. The group consists largely of Japanese American students alongside other classmates, reflecting the demographic composition of Hawaii during the period. The image documents the class of 1945, with students arranged in rows typical of institutional school portraiture, offering a clear record of dress, age, and composition within a wartime educational setting. Produced during the period of martial law in Hawaii from 1941 to 1944, when civilian governance was subordinated to military authority, the photograph situates Japanese American youth within a distinct wartime experience that differed from mainland incarceration yet involved significant restriction and oversight. The image supports research into education, race, and wartime policy in the United States, particularly the varied treatment of Japanese American populations across regions. Crack through the center of the photograph; some creasing to sides; minor foxing to margins and light edge wear; overall good condition.

The New American Poetry 1945-1960. by ALLEN, Donald M. ed.

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Title: The New American Poetry 1945-1960.
Author: ALLEN, Donald M. ed.
Seller: Jeff Maser, Bookseller-ABAA (United States)
Description: NY: Grove Press, (1960).. First edition.. xxiii + 454 pp w/biographical notes, bibliography, and index of authors. Gilt letting on spine chipped, else near fine in very good only dust jacket with some long internally tape-mended tears, sunning to spine, and soiling to rear panel. The era defining anthology, bringing together Beat, Black Mountain, New York School, and San Francisco Renaissance poets: Ashbery, Corso, Creeley, Ginsberg, Jones, Kerouac, Lamantia, Levertov, O’Hara, Olson, Schuyler, Snyder, Spicer, Welch, Wieners, and many others. Copies were invariably read to death.

Selected Poems. by ABSE, Dannie.

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Title: Selected Poems.
Author: ABSE, Dannie.
Seller: Jeff Maser, Bookseller-ABAA (United States)
Description: London: Hutchinson, (1970).. First edition.. vi + 95 pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket with light wear to base and crown of spine. INSCRIBED by Abse on the front free endpaper.

Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting a Report of the Secretary of State, and sundry documents relative to the requisition for and delivery of Jonathan Robbins; in pursuance of a resolution of this House, of the 4th instant: 7th February, 1800. Ordered to lie on the table by Adams, John and Pickering, Timothy

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Title: Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting a Report of the Secretary of State, and sundry documents relative to the requisition for and delivery of Jonathan Robbins; in pursuance of a resolution of this House, of the 4th instant: 7th February, 1800. Ordered to lie on the table
Author: Adams, John and Pickering, Timothy
Seller: Kaaterskill Books, ABAA/ILAB (United States)
Condition: Stab holes at inner margin but still a very good+ unopened (uncut) copy.
Description: [Philadelphia], 1800. First edition. Removed. Stab holes at inner margin but still a very good+ unopened (uncut) copy.. 8 pp. 8vo. An early extradition case which grew into a firestorm of protest. Thomas Nash, who had participated in a bloody mutiny on a British ship, had escaped the British manhunt for the mutineers, only to be spotted in the United States where he was detained. The British wanted him extradited under the terms of the Jay Treaty. Nash then claimed he was an American citizen by the name of Jonathan Robbins, when in fact he was Irish. Though there were no charges brought against him, he had a habeas corpus hearing and was extradited by Judge Thomas Bee with the tacit approval of President John Adams. The British executed him and the Jeffersonians, fueled by anti-British sentiments, kept his case alive, where it was then taken up in Congress. Many of these same legal issues have surfaced again since 2001. Evans 38782.

THE BOOK OF EDWARD A. WILSON by ( Wilson, E.A. ) Kent, N.

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Title: THE BOOK OF EDWARD A. WILSON
Author: ( Wilson, E.A. ) Kent, N.
Seller: THE FINE BOOKS COMPANY (United States)
Description: THE BOOK OF EDWARD A. WILSON, Heritage Press, 1948, first edition, fine in near fine dust-wrapper. A survey of the artists work from 1916 to 1948 with color and/or black & white illustrations on virtually every page.

A new and rational explanation of the diseases peculiar to infants and mothers: with obvious suggestions for their prevention and cure. by BALLARD, Thomas.

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Title: A new and rational explanation of the diseases peculiar to infants and mothers: with obvious suggestions for their prevention and cure.
Author: BALLARD, Thomas.
Seller: Jeff Weber Rare Books (Switzerland)
Description: London:: John Churchill, 1860., 1860. 16 cm Small 8vo. xiv, [2], 128 pp. Original brown publisher's blind-stamped cloth; lacks spine, corners showing, shaken. Pages are somewhat brittle or browned. As is. Spine partially replaced with kozo, corners showing. Pages are somewhat brittle or browned. As is. Errata on p. [1]. Seven rubber-stamps (title (twice), pp. 1, 41, 57 (marginal tear), 65, 128), & bookplate, ex-library copy. "The substance of the following pages formed the subjects of two papers which I had the honour of reading to the Harveian Society of London in the early part of the past year. One of them, entitled "A new theory of the diseases of infants and the puerperal state;" the other, "On light the only cause of purulent ophthalmia of infants." Short abstracts of both were published in the medical journals." [preface].

Soutenir le Peuple Vietnamien: Vaincre les Agresseurs Americains [Vol. IV] by [VIETNAM]

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Title: Soutenir le Peuple Vietnamien: Vaincre les Agresseurs Americains [Vol. IV]
Author: [VIETNAM]
Seller: Lorne Bair Rare Books (United States)
Description: Pekin: Editions en Langues Etrangers, 1965. First French Language Edition. 12mo (18.5cm.); publisher's white staplebound wrappers printed in black and orange; [2],39pp. Light wear and dustiness from handling, else Very Good or better. Collection of newspaper articles attacking the Johnson administration and the Vietnam War.

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