Independence Day

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Richard Ford-Independence Day

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U.S. Second Printing of the First Edition Hardcover in Dustjacket Published by Alfred A. Knopf 1995

Same Date/No Others

Price Intact Upper Front Flap Dustjacket

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Kennel Secrets

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Kennel Secrets.

How To Breed,Exhibit And Manage

Dogs. by”Ashmont.”

Published by

J. Loring Thayer Pub. Co.

Boston

An 1893 First Edition Cloth Hardcover ,Illustrated with b/w Plates

Large Octavo

Inked In Inscription at the Upper Front Free Endpage Reads:

The Boston Terrier Came To Be Standardized & Recognized by Am.K. Club in 1893 Probably After This Book Had Been Compiled

The Contents: Part 1 Management:

  1. The Natural Diet

  2. Varieties of Animal Foods

  3. Vegetable Foods

  4. Dietary For Puppies

  5. General Dietary

  6. Kennelling

  7. Exercise

  8. The Drinking Water

  9. Washing and Grooming

  10. Troublesome Insects

The Content: Part 2 Exhibiting:

  1. Preparatory Work

  2. The Feeding

  3. Conditioning the Coat

  4. To and From The Show

  5. On The Bench

The Contents;Part 3-Breeding

  1. Selection of Sire

  2. In Season

  3. Before Whelping

  4. Treatment of the Mother

  5. Care of the New Born

  6. Earliest Puppyhood

  7. Training

  8. Intestinal Parasites

  9. Potent Worm Destroyers

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We Need To Create A World

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by: Unknown

We need to feel more
to understand others.
We need to love more
to be loved back.

We need to cry more
to cleanse ourselves.
We need to laugh more
to enjoy ourselves.

We need to see more
other than our own little fantasies.
We need to hear more
and listen to the needs of others.

We need to give more
and take less.
We need to share more
and own less.

We need to look more
and realize that we are not so different
from one another.
We need to create a world where
all can peacefully live the life they choose

 

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The Guns Of August

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The Guns Of August by

Barbara W. Tuchman

Rare

1962 Hardcover in Dustjacket Published by The Macmillan Company,New York for the Trade, (Not The Book Club Edition/Market Value Is For The Trade).

511 Pages Complete Tight Contents With All Illustrations and Maps Intact

General Joffre with General de Castelnau and General Pau

Sir Henry Wilson Talking with Foch and Colonel Haguet

General Sukhomlinov with Staff Officers

The Czar and Grand Duke Nicholas

The Kaiser and Von Moltke

The Goeben

Admiral Souchon

King Albert

Field Marshal Sir John French

Prince Rupprecht and the Kaiser

General von Francois

Colonel Hoffman

German Cavalry Officers in Brussels

Joffre,Poincare,King George V,Foch,and Haig

General Gallieni

General von Kluck

Maps by William A. Pieper:

Western Front

The Mediterranean

The Assault on Liege

Battle of the Frontiers,August 20-23

Battle of Gumbinnen and Transfer of the Eighth Army

Battle of Tannenberg,August 25-30

The Retreat,August 25-September1

Von Kluck’s Turn

Eve on the Marne,September 5

Eastern Front

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Plots of 158 Celebrated Operas

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The Standard Operaglass

Containing The Detailed Plots of One Hundred and Fifty Eight Celebrated Operas

With Critical and Biographical Remarks, Dates &c. &c.

by Charles Annesley.

Thirty-Eighth to Forty First Thousand Revised and Enlarged Edition.

*Dedicated to Therese Malten*–( In Publishers Ink)

Published 1915 by A. Tittman

A Complete English Text

Quick Biography for Therese Malten:

Therese Malten was the stage name of Therese Müller (June 21, 1855 – January 2, 1930), a noted German dramatic soprano.

She was born at Insterburg, studied with Gustav Engel in Berlin, and made her début in 1873 in Dresden as Pamina in The Magic Flute. In 1882 Richard Wagner selected her as the original Kundry in Parsifal. From that time on till her retirement in 1903 she remained a member of the Dresden Opera, with frequent leaves of absence for appearances in the principal European opera houses such as the Semperoper.

Her repertory included all the great operas, but she was pre-eminent as an interpreter of Wagner’s heroines.

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