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A guide to the methods of postponing or preventing pregnancy

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Title: A guide to the methods of postponing or preventing pregnancy
Seller: Eclectibles (United States)
Condition: Very good to near-fine.
Description: Raritan, New Jersey: Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation, 1960. Very good to near-fine.. A guide to contraceptive options for women, published by Ortho Pharmaceutical for family doctors to pass out to their female patients in the 1960s. Ortho was one of the first pharmaceutical companies to release an oral contraceptive ("the pill") in the early 1960s, contributing to the sexual revolution and major culture shift of the 60's and 70's. The present pamphlet offers information on effectiveness, costs, pros and cons for the following contraceptive methods: the pill; the diaphragm method; vaginal spermicide; IUD's; and the rhythm method. Note the design choices by the publisher, including light blue paper, a delicate line drawing of a woman on the front, and feminine script. An important window into family planning and contraception c.1960s. Single vol. (5.5" by 5.5"), pp. [32], with line diagrams and drawings, in original illus. wrps.

Autograph Letter Signed to Henry Wilson, Salem, August 19, 1874 by Loring, George B. (1817-1891)

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Title: Autograph Letter Signed to Henry Wilson, Salem, August 19, 1874
Author: Loring, George B. (1817-1891)
Seller: Michael Brown Rare Books, LLC (United States)
Description: octavo, 4 pages, approximately four hundred words, in fine clean, and legible condition. A revealing post-Civil War Letter, by George B. Loring1, written to then U.S. Vice President Henry Wilson2, (1812-1875), author of History of the Rise and Fall of the Slave Power in America and Radical Reconstructionist. George Bailey Loring, Salem doctor, Massachusetts legislator, and U.S. Commissioner of Agriculture, was a Democrat who in 1864 supported Lincoln and became a leader in the Republican Party. His conversion, entitled: Another life-long Democrat testifies to the truth!! Patriotic Letter, was published as a broadside. Loring encloses a copy (no longer present) presumably for Wilson's work then in progress with an insistent reminder of "the condition of affairs in this country when I made up my mind to do this," he rebuts the charge that he changed sides only when he was convinced of Lincoln's re-election and a swift military victory: "My dear General: I told you some weeks ago I would send you my letter supporting President Lincoln for re-election in 1864. I enclose it herewith. I also told you I would remind you of the condition of affairs in this country when I made up my mind to do this, because I have been charged with having been convinced of Mr. Lincoln's election & of the ultimate & rapid victory of the North before I gave the republican party my support. As to the political condition of 1864 - you cannot have forgotten it. Mr. Greeley's propositions of peace, the universal fears of the republican party that Mr. Lincoln's Clifton House proposition would defeat it - the toil & doubt of the campaign, you must well remember. I do; & I remember also the assurance of victory everywhere expressed by democrats, during the long summer campaign, even to the very day of election. In military matters also, that was one of the gloomiest of all the seasons of the war. In May the battles of the Wilderness were raging - and the Union armies were overwhelmed with disaster. Sherman was toiling in Tennessee. Sigel was laboring in vain in the Shenandoah Valley. On June 6th of 1864 , the disaster at Cold Harbor fell upon the country. June 18th the disaster of Petersburg occurred. Maryland was invaded by Early. Week after week the Army of the Potomac lay idle. The horror of the defeat at Fort Pillow occurred. Forrest invaded Tennessee & Kentucky. Along the coast disaster attended our arms - Not until September did Sherman reach Atlanta; nor had at that time Thomas's campaign around Nashville commenced. The cloud was heavy. Almost everybody despaired. And it was absolutely necessary to convince the American people that the cause was not lost. At this time Mr. Greeley wrote his letter in the Manchester Guardian that the North had no more men & no more money to carry on the war. At this time I wrote the enclosed letter. Now mark the difference - & let the people be just Let History be just at any rate ..." 1. Dictionary of American Biography, volume VI, pp., 417-418 2. American National Biography, volume 23, pp., 579-581; Dictionary of American Biography, volume X, part two, pp., 322-325

North by CÉLINE, Louis-Ferdinand

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Title: North
Author: CÉLINE, Louis-Ferdinand
Seller: Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts (United States)
Description: New York: Delacorte Press, 1972. Red printed wrappers, a bit sunned, otherwise an excellent copy. Uncorrected proof copy of the first American edition, translated by Ralph Manheim. Céline’s third novel offers a vivid chronicle of a desperate man’s frantic flight from France in the final months of World War II. Accompanied by his wife, their cat, and an actor friend, the narrator leaves Paris for Baden-Baden (a World War II hideaway for wealthy Germans), is then sent to a bombed-out Berlin, and finally leaves for Denmark in search of the gold he had stashed there prior to the war. This autobiographical novel captures the chaos of war and the toll it plays on men with documentary realism.

The Art Journal. New Series: Volume VI (6) 1867 - 1868

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Title: The Art Journal. New Series: Volume VI (6) 1867 - 1868
Seller: The Kelmscott Bookshop (United States)
Condition: Very Good
Description: London: Virtue and Co, 1867. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. An important Victorian magazine, known for its honest viewpoints on the fine arts. Includes the full year of 1867 plus issues through August of 1868. A total of 43 engraved full page plates based on paintings and sculptures by Leslie, Eastlake, Ward, Solomon, Hook, Dore, and more. Articles on art, sculpture, photography, architecture, fashion, art clubs, exhibitions, reviews, decorative arts, and more. Ex-library from MICA with stamp to copyright page and fore-edge of textblock. Dark green leather spine and corners over brown cloth covered boards and maroon title label to spine with raised bands and gilt decoration to compartments. Minor wear and chipping to spine ends and corners. Rear hinge is starting. Minor soiling and sunning to boards. Slight browning to margins, occasional spots of foxing, and some smudge marks, but clean and bright overall. Full marbled edges and endpapers. An attractive volume despite the noted wear. 276 pages plus 164 pages. This is a heavy, folio sized volume and it may require an extra shipping fee. ART/032619.

[HUNGARIAN] [ANTHROPOMORPHIC] [CHILDRENS BOOK] NEFELEJCSET (Forget-Me-Not) by Etel, Juhász (Author) & Fery Antal (Illustrator)

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Title: [HUNGARIAN] [ANTHROPOMORPHIC] [CHILDRENS BOOK] NEFELEJCSET (Forget-Me-Not)
Author: Etel, Juhász (Author) & Fery Antal (Illustrator)
Seller: lizzyoung bookseller (United States)
Condition: Color illustrated paper covered boards, coil spine. Very good
Description: Hungary, c. 1940's. Spiral_bound. Color illustrated paper covered boards, coil spine. Very good. Unpaginated. [8 pp.] 21.5 x 33 cm. A bright and fun (sometimes odd) Hungarian children's board book featuring anthropomorphic flowers, plants, and vegetables who encounter children in a garden. The forget-me-not flower has become lost within the fruits and vegetables garden and the children help the flower get home to the other forget-me-nots. Some light toning to the pages. Each page rubbed at edges.

THE EXPRESSIONISTS -- A SURVEY OF THEIR GRAPHIC ART by Zigrosser, Carl

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Title: THE EXPRESSIONISTS -- A SURVEY OF THEIR GRAPHIC ART
Author: Zigrosser, Carl
Seller: Hoffman Books (United States)
Condition: Very Good
Description: Other: Other. Very Good. Hardcover. NY, Braziller, 1957. Hardcover, very good condition in worn dust jacket. .

Kit Carson, No. 96: Pillards et les Renegats [FRENCH TEXT] by [No Author]

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Title: Kit Carson, No. 96: Pillards et les Renegats [FRENCH TEXT]
Author: [No Author]
Seller: Yesterday's Muse Books (United States)
Condition: Very Good
Description: France: Imprimerie Moliere, 1949. Stapled Binding. Very Good. Edges rubbed, ink number on front wrapper. 1949 Stapled Binding. Unpaginated. French text. Western featuring Kit Carson.

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