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48 pages; with the first few pages having testimonies from Young's admirers: "Verses to the Author" Madg. Col. Oxon. T. Wharton, "To a Lady, with the Last Day. Pemb. Col. Oxon. T. Tristram and "To Docotor Young, On his Last Day, and Universal Passion." 1736 J. Banks; the 'three books' of this a Christian narrative poetic morality piece by Edward Young (bap. 1683 - 1765) British writer,"... first composition of note was the lengthy A Poem on the Last Day (1713), revised in 1715 and reprinted twenty times in the next half-century. In three books and roughly 500 couplets, Young describes the resurrection of the dead, the tortured speech of those awaiting judgment, and the final conflagration...Young's place in literary history is…embodied (in) new sensibilities and notions of literary self-consciousness and imagination. The only major literary figure spanning the reigns of Queen Anne and George III, Young has retained an importance that is also ensured by his friendships with writers as diverse as Pope, Johnson, and Richardson and his contemporaries' admiration," (James E. May in the DNB); approx.. 4 ¼" x 7 ¼" size; previous owner name of John G. Clarke 1806 at top of title page; bound in the original plain paper covers, side-sewn; title page with a couple water-marks; text pages darkened; spotted throughout; one leaf of the preliminary material trimmed short, little loss in one corner (does not appear to be any textual excision) and with a humble paper repair via thread-sewing of the bottom part of the page; covers with wear and chipping, especially along spine and edges, paper very soft; still in good condition; Shaw & Shoemaker 3603 2nd Series Early American Imprints.
Poem On the Last Day. In Three Books.
Young, Edward
Salem, (Massa.): Nathaniel Coverly, Jun., 1802.
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143 pages of text + 3 pgs musical piece 'Stucke des Bidermann'schen Automaten-Spinetts + section of gravure plate pages, with hundreds of well-illustrated ancient musical instruments of all types illustrated, cataloged, explained and identified as to makers and use; text in German throughout; an overview of the subject by the Austrian polymath Julius Schlosser (1866-1938) historian and writer, "...Influential scholar and leader of the so-called (second) Vienna School of art history; successor to Max Dvoràk at the University of Vienna...Schlosser is considered one of the giants of the discipline of art history in the twentieth century. Today, his best-known work is his survey of the entire corpus of western writing on art, from antiquity to modern times...The second half of Schlosser's life was devoted to the study of Lorenzo Ghiberti, whose influence Schlosser had come to appreciate through the study of primary texts...he was also an excellent cellist and toured with a string quartet of which Hahnloser was the violist." (Dict. of Art Historians); this part (Band III) of Schlosser's scholarly work for his school; bound in the original printed paper-covered boards, approx. 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" size, cloth spine; endpapers spotty, boards warping, tips wear-through, bumped; text and plates very good and an interesting overview of musical instruments of antiquity, some of them quite beautifully decorated and with famous provenance.
Die Sammlung Alter Musikinstrumente
Schlosser, Julius
Wien: Kunstverlag Anton Schroll & Co., 1920.
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346 pages; with a useful index; much local history, news, reminiscence; first baseball team, hurricane of 1938, Sagg Pond, Sag Harbor, Sagaponack, the Old Academy, Bull's Head Tavern, Stephen Cone, Edge-of-the-Woods Road, Gardiner's Island, Gertrude Halsey, horses, home industries, Capt. James R. Huntting, Kellis Pond, churches, schools, Mary Osborn Odell, potatoes, Poxabogue, Nathan Rogers, Albert C. Topping, Wainscott, woodlands, John F. Youngs, much more; previous owner name on front endpaper; old bookseller's ticket of The Hampton Press Bridgehampton N.Y. on back endpaper; original publishers' brick red cloth; some edge, tips, wear to covers, small pull-tears to cloth, tips rub-through; well and strongly bound, using good paper; overall, in good condition and interesting anecdotal history for this area on Long Island's east end.
Wayfarings: A Collection Chosen from Pieces Which Appeared Under That Title in The Bridgehampton News, 1941-1953
Clowes, Ernest S.
Bridgehampton New York: Author Published, 1953.
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473 pages; index; errata; much on early settlers, first attempt to settle at Manhasset in North Hempstead and removal to the East End, civil relations, Connecticut, Dutch, Soldiers of the Slaveholder's Rebellion, churches, various localities, Indians, Shinnecock Hills, early customs, whaling, burying grounds, births, marriages, deaths, genealogies, documents relating to the history of the town, more; (From the author's preface to this edition): "...a picture of the life and struggles of our ancestors in subduing a wilderness and progressing in the arts of civilization, the importance of the genealogical portion of the work can scarcely be over estimated..."; bound in the original dark brown cloth, gilt spine titles (dulled); spine-cloth faded, some edge, tips wear to binding; inner endpapers splitting, old tape repair at front inner hinge, binding still about good; closed edge-tear & some fraying to edges of first leaves; overall, contents clean and in good condition; see Howes H-731 noting this as second 'and best' edition; a very good reference to this Long Island town and a good genealogical resource.
The Early History of Southampton, L.I., New York, with Genealogies. Revised, Corrected and Enlarged
Howell, George Rogers
Albany New York: Weed, Parsons & Company, 1887.
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xlvi + 458 pages; with a useful index; frontispiece of the site of Old Fort Pierre, facsimile of the original title-page of the journal, portrait of Tehon-su-mons-ka; the Historical Introduction states that Fort Clark "...was one of the three principal posts of the American Fur Company on the upper Missouri..."; with the first-hand relations & business enterprises of this fur-trading outpost in the American West; more than half the text taken up with extensive notes and references, appendixes - including Alexander Kennedy's journal, various extracts from St. Louis Enquirer, the Will of Daniel Lamont, Reports on Fur Trade Conditions, Selected Letters from Fort Union Letter Book, Reports on Primeau and Deschamps Massacres, small-pox and more; laid-in is a copy of an article found in Plains Talk Vol. 10 # 2 Spring 1979 by Erik Holland, Site Supervisor at Ft. Clark, which questions how much information was edited from the entries in the original journal; bound in the original sturdy red buckram cloth, spine titles gilt (bit dulled); light wear to spine ends & tips of the cloth; very good condition, interesting primary-source material on the fur trade in the American West.
Chardon's Journal at Fort Clark 1834-1839: Descriptive of Life on the Upper Missouri; of a Fur Trader's Experiences Among the Mandans, Gros Ventres, and Their Neighbors; of the Ravages of The Smallpox Epidemic of 1837
Abel, Annie Heloise (editor)
Pierre, South Dakota: Department of History, State of South Dakota, 1932.
Price: $65.00
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xiii + 157 pages a few at back unopened + 24-page publishers' catalog at back; poetry, sonnets and The Masque of Painters by Sir Edmund William Gosse (1849-1928) British writer, one of the most prolific and powerful writers of his time (DNB); previous owner bookplate on front endpaper and gift inscription opposite; bound in the original publishers' sturdy polished buckram brick-red cloth, gilt cover and spine titles, top edge gilt; some edge, tips, spine ends wear, rubbing, to covers; still solid and in very good condition.
In Russet & Silver
Gosse, Edmund
London & Edinburgh: William Heinemann, 1894.
Price: $45.00
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Copper-engraved map of Asia, with original hand coloring; colored cartouche at top left; no date and circa 1700; 58.5 cm x 49.0 cm approx.; laid-down to cardstock; darkened, slightly paler along old fold line; few closed tears visible at bottom edge, unobtrusive; not much of a margin; still an interesting and good-looking map of the area, with a colorful cartouche.
L'Asie, Distenguee En Ses Principales Parite Scavoir La Turquie En Asie, L'Arabie, La Perse, L'Inde, La Chine, La Tartarie, Les Isles Du Iapon, Des Philippines, Des Molucques, De La Sonde, De Ceylan Ou Des Maldives...
(Map of Asia)
Amsterdam Holland: Gerard Valck, 1700.
Price: $750.00
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xxii + 653 pages; publishers' announcements at the back of each volume; with a useful index at back of Vol. II.; tissue-guarded portrait frontis in Vol. I engraved by A.H. Ritchie after the painting by Ingham and another frontis engraving in Vol. II, of a bust of the General aged 64, by H.B. Hall N.Y. from a photograph; the life and career by the Winfield Scott (1786-1866) American soldier, presidential candidate and veteran of the War of 1812, the Mexican War in 1847, the early years of the Civil War, along with engagements with the Indian tribes and as a peacemaker in border disputes with Great Britain; previous owner name on endpaper, crudely written; bound in the original decoratively-blindstamped plum-colored cloth; spines sunned, titles faded; some edge, tips wear to boards; some foxing and old edge stain, esp. Vol. 1 and preliminary leaves of both; firmly bound, in good plus condition overall.
Memoirs of Lieut.-General Scott, LL.D. Written By Himself.
Scott, Lieut.-General
New York: Sheldon & Company, 1864.
Price: $125.00
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viii + 545 pages + (1) page publishers' announcement at back; the author's reminiscences traveling, recognized in Asian lands as a 'fankwei' - foreign devil, shipping out from New York harbor as U.S. Navy surgeon (with title of Surgeon of the Fleet - he'd done nearly 30 years in the service at this time) on board the U.S. steam frigate San Jacinto, the second-oldest on board (the commander excepting); one of the ship's tasks was to go to Pulo Pinang "...in the Straits of Malacca, and take on board the Hon. Townsend Harris, Consul General to Japan..."; W.M. Wood (1809-1880) American naval surgeon, widely traveled and an author of several books regarding these journeys, accomplished while he was in his U.S. Navy career - also an important reformer of naval medical practices and hiring of competent medical officers for the service and being present at many of the seminal historic moments of the 19th century - playing a key intelligence gathering role in the Mexican War, in naval battles during the Civil War and during the 2nd China Opium War and the final acquisition of California as part of the U.S.; chapter information on Hong Kong, Siam, Canton, Shanghai, Macao, Japan, more; much of diplomatic and cultural, historical interest; laid-in at the section of the book concerned with the Chinese fighting during the opium war troubles is a small map (newspaper clipping with ads on back) of the battle positions during some of the fighting; another old newspaper laid-in piece on "Chinese A Race and Not a Nation"; tipped-in at the back of the book is an article "Letter from Pulo Penang. U.S. Flag-Ship Powhattan, Penang, Straits of Malacca, April 30, '59 with at top in a contemporary hand "By Rev. Henry Wood Chaplain U.S. E. India & China Squadron rec. Oct. 13th/59" which describes landing at Penang, the climate and foliage, sugar cane cultivation, an account of the very small Armenian presence, local people & customs, economic & religious news, newspaper and publishing, geography & some of the architecture found in the entrepot of Georgetown, the history of the English acquisition of the area and the success of British commercial venturing - "...I counted 35 ships in the harbor, besides a considerable number of Malay boats and prows, and two or three Chinese junks..." and a startling account of a relic of Christian martyrdom during the Boxer uprising, finishing with compliments to Charles C. Currier, the U.S. Consul for Penang who'd taken care of the Rev. & his ship officer companions, as well as to "...the Hon. Mr. Ward, our Minister to China" - it is unclear as to whether the Rev. Wood was a relation of Dr. W.M. Wood; previous owner name of Chas. Wells on front endpaper and his name-stamp on the next blank sheet as well; bound in the original pebbly-finish brown cloth, decoratively blindstamped and with gilt titles (very dulled); binding very worn and mottled, loosening; text good, clean; in good condition overall.
Fankwei; or, the San Jacinto in the Seas of India, China and Japan.
Wood, William Maxwell M.D., U.S.N.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1859.
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18 pages; with a folding black and white map of North Dakota at back, which shows the state parks and historic sites of the state, including Huff Indian Village, Fort Buford, Writing Rock, Camp Grant, Lake Metigoshe, Fort Abercrombie and many more locations; black & white illustrated, Block house of Fort Lincoln State Park, Marquis deMores, more; original printed stapled light gray paper covers, with a pen and ink illustration by R.M. Shane; approx. 6" x 9" size; light wear, old discoloration on back cover from paper clip residue; in very good condition, good state parks history information for the area.
State Parks and Historic Sites in North Dakota
(North Dakota)
Bismarck, North Dakota: State Parks Committee State Historical Society, 1950.
Price: $20.00
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24 pages; with a frontispiece portrait of the Marquis deMores on glossy paper stock; "...the story of the trial of this famous character...adequately balanced by authentic data..."; Marquis de Morès (1858-1896) controversial French army cavalry officer, duelist, frontier ranchman in Dakota Territory of some notoriety, often on trial for various murders and offenses with local 'trouble-makers'; original printed stapled light blue paper covers; approx. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" size; previous owner name on cover; light wear, faint old discoloration on cover; in very good condition, interesting Badlands & Old West historical ephemeral material from the first part of the 20th century.
Marquis deMores at War in the Bad Lands
Burdick, Usher L.
Fargo, North Dakota: Author Published, 1929.
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56 pages; inscribed on the cover, "To Professor Alfred G. Arvold with the compliments of the Author"; the author was Chairman of the Animal Husbandry Dept. of the College; black and white illustrated; contents including history of sweet clover use, pasturing with this material, "blue ribbon beef" from sweet clover diet, daily schedule for grazing cattle, comparatives of sweet clover and brome grass, honey bees' influence on the crop, more; the author relates the story of the beginning of his interest in clover via his conversation with Dr. Walster and experiences with the possibilities of the crop for cattle; Bulletin No. 211 July 1927 of the school; original printed & illustrated stapled light gray paper covers; approx. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" size; light wear; in very good condition, interesting cattle-grazing, pasturing history for the Northern west of America, from the first part of the 20th century.
Sweet Clover Experiments in Pasturing
Shepperd, J.H.
Fargo, North Dakota: Agricultural Experiment Station - North Dakota Agricultural College, 1927.
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37 page offprint; inscribed and signed on the cover, "To my Dear Friend Prof. A.G. Arvold from the Author - H.V. Williams With Best Wishes" and with manuscript corrections and additions given in the text; of great ornithological and natural history interest for the area, the author explaining the background for his research from days spent working with his father, another birding researcher and taxidermist in the 19th century and his own specimen-collecting and observing activities: "...based upon records of specimens taken with a rather limited area, especially from 1900 onward; such an area may be said to be included in a circle made by a twenty mile radius from Grafton as a center. But I believe the list includes practically every species that may be found anywhere in the Red River Valley of North Dakota...I have spent fifteen years working in this one locality and believe that I have taken about every species that occurs here, and also a number of stragglers that have come through..."; with a (corrected number) of 276 forms listed; Western Grebe, Double-crested Cormorant, Gadwall, Lesser Scaup Duck, Hutchin's goose, Barrow's Golden-eye, Black-crowned Night heron, Marbled godwit and hundreds more; approx. 6 1/2" x 10" size; original printed stapled light gray paper covers; light wear; in very good condition, interesting birding, natural history compilation from this area of North Dakota the first part of the 20th century.
Birds of the Red River Valley of Northeastern North Dakota
Williams, H.V.
Grafton, North Dakota: Author Published, 1926.
Price: $45.00
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(17) page offprint; "...written with a view of aiding somewhat the many settlers engaged in opening up the new lands of North Dakota, particularly in the drier regions...treat largely of grain, grasses, and woody plants. A farm that produces only these is one-sided and undeveloped. Successful farmers will find their success depending fully as much upon animals as upon plants..."; including sections on rotation of crops, breaking prairie sod, small grain crop, grading, germination tests, dry land farming, specific crops, more; laid-in is a 1982 NY Times newspaper clipping regarding court jurisdiction over Sioux land in the Dakotas; approx. 6" x 8 3/4" size; original printed stapled plain paper covers; light wear; in very good condition.
North Dakota Agricultural College Government Agricultural Experiment Station of North Dakota Bulletin No. 74 Dickinson Sub-Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 1 Hints to Homesteaders
Waldron, L.R.
Fargo, North Dakota: North Dakota Agricultural College, 1907.
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(4) pages; authored by Emma F. Bates, Superintendent of Public Instruction, who addresses other superintendents and teachers, stating "...Whatever therefore, tends to awaken a realization of the responsibility of parents to the right education of children is to be desired, as a safeguard to the state. If the home is doing its full duty, the state is safe. Our public schools, established and richly endowed by the state, are the great and important supplement to the home...." and further designating June 26th as Parents Day in the schools of North Dakota; concluding with "Fatherhood" poem by Bayard Taylor and "Good Mother" by Herbert Whitney, with a final quote from Mrs. Mary A. Livermore (in the North American Review for February 1896) regarding the important influence education is, on a good home life; approx. 6" x 9 1/4" size; light wear and soiling, closed edge-tear; in good condition overall.
State of North Dakota. Department of Public Instruction. Pertaining to Observance of Parents' Day. Circular No. 7, 1896.
(North Dakota)
Bismarck, North Dakota: North Dakota State, 1896.
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[6] + 594 (of 622) pages; title page woodcut of Luther and Melancthon kneeling at the crucifixion of Christ, title printed in red and black; woodcut initial letters; German text throughout; old ownership inscription, indecipherable, on front paste-down as well as at page 172; large, heavy volume, approx. 13" x 9"; bound in the original vellum over wooden boards, four raised bands, blindstamp decorations in panels: central fleur-de-lys stylized floral piece, surrounded by blindstamps of the heads of philosophers Cicero, Virgil, etc.; this panel in turn surrounded by repeated half-body portraits of biblical worthies, one of King David with harp dated 1548; all this is surrounded by acorn and floral ornaments, rule lines, in the final surrounding border; evidence of old clasps, not present; vellum with a few pinhole size wormholes on back; back cover vellum very worn, tearing away at bottom corner and at bottom front cover corner as well; spine very rubbed, some loss to vellum; binding securely sewn; very soiled and darkened; no half-title or blank front or endpapers; the title page with a edge-chip at bottom margin, soiling & wear; old dampstain at top gutter for several quires; one leaf torn in half, the piece laid-in with the consequent loss of a few end-of-line words; one leaf's corner neatly trimmed away, no loss of text; one section with old underlining; occasional question marks or exclamation points in margins, seemingly some sections of much more interest to a previous owner than others; a little old pinhole worming evidence, no loss to context; occasional dogearing to leaves; overall, good condition and in an interesting contemporary binding.
Der Sechste Teil Der Bucher Des Ehrnwirdigen Herrn Doctoris Martini Lutheri Darinnen Begriffen Etliche Auslegung Der Heiligen Schrifft Im Newen Testament Auch Die Bucher Vom Ehestand Kauffshendel Und Wucher Vermanung Und Trostschrifften Historien...
Luther, Martin & Georg Maior & Philipp Melancthon
Witteberg: Hans Lufft, 1553.
Price: $2,500.00
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[34] + 1090 + [142] pages; with half-title page; portrait of Lund and opposite another full-page illustration depicting ancient priests of Israel, sacred precincts of a sanctuary area, Jerusalem on earth and heaven and the author at his work; title page printed in red and black; German text, printed double-column and with marginal side-notes printed throughout, arranged in topical sections; decorative initial letters, head and tailpieces, some with mystical symbolism; with engraved plates, some of which are double or folding, by J.W. Michael and J.G. Mentzel - temple areas, furnishings, the architecture of buildings as well as of sacred objects, candelabra, altars, coins & medals, costume of priests, numerology & calculations, various punishments including crucifixion and flogging, map of a large encampment with identification and with other curiosities of ancient times all relating to Jewish religious life and culture; within the text are other small illustrations, shofar horns, measuring requirements, a hat, a system for holding the neck of a beast, presumably for ritual sacrifice or proper butchering practice, and others; with several useful indexes at back, for Greek or Hebrew words in the text and a lengthy subject index; large and heavy volume requiring special shipping, approx. 14" x 9" and weighing 9 1/2 pounds with packaging; several previous owners indicated on front endpaper, names of Christoph Schepler 1723, Alex. Kemper 1804, J.H. Daub 1837; lacking 3 plates (stubs visible) and 2 plates, those of Moloch, defaced and torn and the folding plate of the temple complex with the outside bottom right corner lacking; one plate with long closed tear; others generally very good, (we make a count of 32 plates found here); the text is collated complete; soiling, edgewear to preliminary leaves, some old marginal worming, no loss to text; one section with some underlining from an early date, one page 1/2 torn away; some old damp-discoloration at top leaves; in the original leather over pasteboard binding, very worn and rubbed, the panels of the spine covering half gone; securely sewn and with especially interesting illustrations for Judaic cultural history.
Die Alten Judischen Heiligthumer Gottesdienste Und Gewohnheiten, Fur Augen Gestellet, In Einer Ausführlichen Beschreibung Des Gantzen Levitischen Priesterthums, Und Funff Unterschiedenen Buchern
Lund, Johann & Heinrich Muhle
Hamburg: Verlegts Johann Wolffgang Fickweiler, 1711.
Price: $450.00
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(4) +157 + (1) pages; includes half-title and one page of publishers' announcements at back; Sir Alexander Croke, (1758-1842), British lawyer and author, 'Advocate in Doctors' Commons' and author of several books on law and history, this being his criticism of J.F.W. Schlegel's "Frimodig Provelse af den Engelske Admiralitets-Rets Dom...i den bekiendte Svenske Convoi-Sag.", concerning the Law of Nations, Admiralty Law and specifically the case of the Swedish Convoy and others, being particularly important as in this period the conflicts with Buonaparte and French maritime expansion and 'arrogance' on the seas was of great concern to the English; Croke ends his narrative with a quote from Lord Camden - "from the day on which the principles of the Armed Neutrality were admitted by Great Britain, from that day its ruin must be dated" evidently also a stickler for the letter of British maritime law, the DNB notes "...During his service as president of the vice-admiralty court (through an appointment in Nova Scotia) he was engaged in numerous controversies and earned the enduring dislike of the Canadians. His rigid enforcement of the Navigation Acts did not endear him to the merchant community..." (Sidney Lee, rev. Troy O. Bickham in the DNB); Printed by Wilks and Taylor, Chancery Lane; bound in marbled paper covered boards, flat leather spine and tips, gilt titles; binding edges, tips, spine ends very worn; boards detached; 1/2 title with some light foxing; rest of contents in very good condition and clean; good condition overall.
Remarks on Mr. Schlegel's Work, Upon the Visitation of Neutral Vessels Under Convoy
Croke, Alexander
London: J. White. Fleet-Street; and J. Debrett, J. Stockdale, and J. Wright, Picadilly., 1801.
Price: $350.00
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533 pages; published under the direction of the Secretary of State, Thomas Hall; with a color plate of the State Flower the wild prairie rose and the state flag; black and white illustrated section, including portraits of the state's political & judicial worthies, the capitol building, U. of N.D., the Agric. College in Fargo, Soldiers' Home in Lisbon N.D., the State Normal School Valley City and that in Mayville, the N.D. State Penitentiary, Hebron Experimental Station, Hospital for the Insane in Jamestown, School for Deaf and Dumb Devils Lake; with interesting homesteading law and rules information, useful biographical section on the Congressional & state officers, members of the legislature - some dozens of entries; with the ownership signature of I.H. Ulsaker, newspaper publisher at the time; bound in the original blue cloth, gilt cover and spine titles, silver floral gilt endpapers; binding rubbed and worn; gilding dulled; binding about good, text block clean and in good condition overall.
State of North Dakota 1913 Legislative Manual
(North Dakota State)
Devils Lake, N.D.: Journal Publishing Co., 1913.
Price: $20.00
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xii + (2) + 411 pages; useful index; contents of public laws, special laws; with good historical information regarding the establishment of various counties and definition of boundaries; of the North Dakota Agricultural College, to be established at Fargo - which finally took place physically in 1890 and to which time the largest University in North Dakota traces its establishment; also early conservation efforts in fencing railroad lands, protection of wildlife, fish stocking and water supply use, land drainage; establishing the rights of women or men to control and sell real property in certain cases; an act to prohibit the importation of Texas and Cherokee cattle into the Territory of Dakota; various special laws noted as well: an act making an appropriation for furnishing and maintaining the Dakota Hospital for the Insane (Along with the University of North Dakota, the only institution in North Dakota to predate statehood); establishment of reform school, school for the deaf & dumb, various acts on the penitentiary system in the Territory; Allen in Dakota Imprints 1858-1889 states in his Introduction, "...works of lasting usefulness… especially the volumes of session laws and of codes and digests, the reports of the decisions of the territorial Supreme Court, and others of the kind needed for consultation in other states as well as in the Dakotas..." this is # 258; original marbled paper-covered boards, leather spine & corners; boards and leather worn and rubbed; still bound strongly and the contents clean and good; in good condition overall and with interesting Dakota Territory material.
Laws Passed at the Fifteenth Session of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Dakota. Begun and Held at Yankton, the Capital of Said Territory, on Tuesday the 9th Day of January, A.D. 1883, and Concluded March 9th, A.D. 1883
(Dakota Territory)
Yankton, Dakota Territory: Bowen & Kingsbury, Public Printers, Press and Dakotaian, 1883.
Price: $250.00
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