Hart 1863 (19 results)

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12mo: 2 pp. 11 lines of text. The Bishop's note has reached him 'just as I am about to set out for Cambridge to spend the week there'. When he returns he will 'search for any papers we may have relative to Dr. Walker'. He will let him 'know the result of my enquiries'.

See the two men's entries in the Oxford DNB. In good condition, lightly aged and folded for postage. 2pp, 12mo. Signed 'H H Milman' and addressed to 'G. C. Lewis Esq'. Written in a crabbed hand. Begins: 'My dear Lewis / I think that I mentioned to you my great wish to build a Church for the [?] of St Margarets. Allow me to direct your attention to the enclosed paper; [not present] and to add that I hope for your support.' He would be sorry to lose another year, and is very anxious 'to ascertain on what subscription I can [?], as I cannot make application to other public bodies till I know what the district will do for itself - If properly supported I have no doubt of success.…

2pp., 12mo. Good, on lightly-aged paper. Considering the fact that Mrs Harford states that she is staying at the home of Mrs Martin, and that Mr Martin died in 1832, it seems probable that the letter refers to the preparations for the coronation of Queen Victoria, which occurred on 28 June 1838. The letter reads: 'Mrs Harford understanding that people are admitted to see the Preparations in the Abbey & thinking it probable that Mr Gillen may have been employed in the decoration, will be very much obliged to Mr Wilson if he could procure her a Ticket to see them. Mrs Harford would have called herself upon Mr Wilson to have asked him this favor but that she is staying 12 miles from London & Mr Harford is in Worcestershire. A line directed Mrs Harford at Mrs Martins', Camden Chislehurst, will find her.'.…

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 8vo. 116pp. [Final leaf, i.e., p.115-116 supplied in facsimile]. Stitched pamphlet, no wraps. Leaves toned and foxed. Preliminary leaves including title curled and chipped at lower forecorner. Good. A sensational divorce case in which the wife of a respected clergyman, accused him of abuse, cruelty and neglect. Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis and Sarah McCurdy Hart, daughter of Col. Elisha Hart were married in 1810. …

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New York, 1863. Civil War-Era Printing of an Important American Treatise on Military Law De Hart, William C. [1800-1848]. Observations on Military Law, And the Constitution and Practice of Courts Martial, With a Summary of the Law of Evidence, As Applicable to Military Trials; Adapted to the Laws, Regulations and Customs of the Army and Navy of the United States. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1863. viii, 433, [7] pp. Includes 6-page publisher catalogue. Octavo (9" x 5-3/4"). Later library cloth, red and black calf lettering pieces and fragments of paper shelf label to spine. Light soiling and a few minor stains, a few minor chips to lettering pieces, corners bumped, front free endpaper just beginning to detach. Moderate toning to text, early pencil marks to a few leaves, embossed library stamp to title page, library marking to verso, another embossed stamp to following leaf. $250. * First published in 1846, this was the first American treatise on military law published since the Revolutionary War. (Macomb's 1809 A Treatise on Martial Law deals exclusively with courts martial.) Reprinted six times between 1859 and 1869, it was the standard work on the subject. De Hart was a graduate of West Point and a captain in an artillery regiment. He served as Acting Judge Advocate of the Army during the Mexican War. Our 1863 printing not in the Harvard Law Catalogue (1909) or Sabin. New York, 1863 (illustrator). …

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