Haggard, H. Rider:
The Brethren - Livres de poche
2018, ISBN: 6210321ffab679605f7ab07ba6423643
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1885. Early days in two Southeastern Kentucky counties are recalled in this new 94-page booklet titled: Ballard & Carlisle Counties, Kentucky, USA The spiral-bound booklet is a compilatio… Plus…
1885. Early days in two Southeastern Kentucky counties are recalled in this new 94-page booklet titled: Ballard & Carlisle Counties, Kentucky, USA The spiral-bound booklet is a compilation of excerpts from a trio of hard to find sources: the 1885 book, Kentucky: A History of the State by J.H. Battle, W.H. Perrin and G.C. Kniffin, History and Memories of Carlisle County by Ron Graves (1958) and Kentucky, a Guide to the Bluegrass State, a 1939 product of the WPA Writer's Program. The tri-color front cover is printed on 80# card stock and has been protected with a vinyl sheet. The text is printed on 60# opaque paper, with the print enlarged to fit the 8.5" x 11" paper and improve readability. Towns mentioned include: Wickliffe (Seat of Ballard County ), Bardwell (Seat of Carlisle County), Arlington, Bachusburg, Bandana, Barlow City, Berkeley, Blandville, Burkley, Crossland, Cunningham, Filmore (Fillmore), Gage, Hinkleville, Kirbyton, LaCenter, Laketon, Lovelaceville, Milburn, New Providence, Newburgh, Pleasant Hill, and Wadesboro, Among the many subjects included are: Geographic features of the area -- streams, lakes, bluffs, forests, etc.; Gen. George Rogers Clark and Fort Jefferson; Capt. Bland Ballard; Early Settlers -- Andrew Lovelace, the Stovall family with their colorful nicknames, Richard Goldston, James Blythe, and lots of others; the courthouse and jail, Hunting; Pioneer life; Early court sessions; Dispute over County Seat location; Schools and Churches; Early County officials; the General Baptist Banner, the Wickliffe Journal, and other newspapers; Civil War soldiers on both sides;a Colorful tale of a Big Bear Hunt in Carlisle County; Settlement of Campbell's Woodyard and Halls Branch, Legends of early families, including the Rev. Hedgeman Graves, the Sewells, William Thomas, P.R. Jennings and others; Wiley and Dolphus Brown, two Carlisle pioneers; How Salty Hill got its name; W.R. Turk and other businessmen, lawyers and doctorsin Carlisle County; the Bardwell Tornado of 1917; the Mob lynching of a Negro; separate section on the Jackson Purchase; and other interesting bits of history. Individual Biographies of Ballard County residents, which often shed light on the area and times as well as providing specific genealogical data, are included for: John W. Adams, Benjamin S. Bailey, R.L. Billington, Rev. Robert F. Birkhead, Judge William S. Bishop, H.G. Black, Allne W. Blanks, Daniel Bodkin, W.H. Bradly, William M. Bradshaw, Samuel Brame, Preston S. Brown Jr., James H. Buchanan, John W. Bugg, Z.M. Bugg, Edmund S. Chenault, Col. W.M. Coffee, S.B. Coil, Isaac E. Conley, Jacob Corbett Sr., Frederick Crice, Frederick W. Crice, J.F. Crice, Stokeley R. Culver, John Davis, L.M. Davis, Isaac T. Dean, Dr. Eli J. Desha, Joseph C Dupoyster, James A. Earnhardt, William J. Edrington, Thomas Edward, W.A. Edwards, McD. Ferguson, Matthias H. Fisher, William B. Fisher, James Fisher, J.R. Flack, Ben Flint, Frank France, Capt. Nicholas Frech, Olinthus M. Garrett, W.M. George, John F. Gholson, Thomas L. Glenn, T.B. Greene, P. H. Gupton, G.W.C. Haggard, Charles M. Hall, David Hall, William E. Hall, John O. Harkless, William J. Harkless, W.D. Harrison, David Harp, Charles C. Harp, F.M. Hays, John C. Hearn, William H. Heath, William J. Henderson, Thomas L. Hill, Samuel K. Hinshey, George W. Hines, George Hinklle, Dr. Charles Hinkle, Dr. R.T. Hocker, A.B. Holt, Joel F. Holt, Thomas N. Holt, William Holman, George M. Holman, J. A. Hotchkiss, J. W. Gaddie, Elijah Hughs, T.L. Hughes, Dr. W.D. Hunt, Samuel W. Jackson, Judge Samuel H. Jenkins, W.W. Jenkins, Robert Y. Jerrell, John Jones, James M. Jones, Dr. David Juett, Benjamin A. Lane, John B. Lane, L.S. Lee, John S. Linderman, Andrew Lovelace, Virgil S. Lovelace, Dr. James M. Lovelace, Malachi McColpin, T.W. McConnell, Dr. C. McKinney, John W. Manor, G.W. Mantle, P.P. Martin, Lewis F. Marshall, Henry P. Melton, Isham Miller, W.A. Miller, Benjamin L. Moore, James H. Moore, William W. Morris, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Morgan, William W. Mosby, John L. Moss, Joseph T. Murphy, Jesse W. Nance, J.C. Neely, R.B. Neville, Thomas Newman, John M. Nichols, Gustavus A. Northington, John Lee Odoniley, Thomas B. Ogden, O. H. Oldham, John F. Owen, Dr. J.R. Owen, Dr. J.M. Peck, the Penn family, Jacob Penn, William H. Penn, W.H. Penn Jr., Christopher R. Pile, William R. Pile, George L. Porter, Richard Porter, P.C. Puckett, Curran P. Ray, Lysias C. Ray, William F. Reddick, Dr. Herman Reid, S.F. Richardson, Levi C. Roark, Charles N.B. Rollings, Martin V. Rollings, Wiley B. Rudolph, JN. Sanford, Dr. John S. Seay, E.W. Shelbourne, Adolphus W. Shelby, Dr. Robert M. Shelton, Dr. F.N. Simpson, James R. Skaggs, Cornelius D. Stahl, Thomas L. Stanley, George O. Stone, James H. Hublett, H. Sullivan, A.S. Taylor, John Taylor, C.C. Terrell, Dr. J.D. Terrell, Dr. G. A. Thomas, Alfred Thompson, Henry H. Trice, William R. Turk, John W. Turk, Dr. G.W. Turney, Thomas R. Tyer, Bernard Ulrich, Pleasant A. Vance, Gen. J. Vaughn, A.W. Violett, Robert R. Wakefield, A.J. Warden, John P. Ware, Wilson S. Watson, Squire William T. Weston, R. H. Webb, James D. White, R.C. Whiteside, John D. Wilds, George B. Wilks Jr., William J. Wills, Dr. H.L. Wiley, Richard N. Wyatt and Andrew J. Wyatt. The brief WPA excerpt concerns the towns of Wickliffe and Bardwell. Illustrations are scattered throughout the Carlisle section, but are not of high quality. There is also a map of the Jackson Purchase.. Limited Edition Reprint. Spiral/Comb . New/No Jacket. 8.5" x 11". Private Press., 1885, 6, Paperback. New., 6, Lothrop, 1898. Hardcover. Good. First state, with 'Prince: Another Lion'. In solid overall condition, unmarked apart from faint owner info on front free endpaper (this book had resided with the same family and in same house for 120 years). Blue boards dulled to a brownish hue on cover and spine; bump to bottom right corner of cover. Binding/hinges sound., Lothrop, 1898, 2.5, Paperback. New., 6, USA.: The Frank A. Munsey Company., 1939. Vol. 292, No. 3, August 5, 1939. "The Ninth Life" (science fiction fantasy, in the tradition of SHE; part 1 of 4 ) [" Down the endless corridor of eternity she came, so beautiful that one man alone could see her ageless evil. SHE - Siren of the Centuries, cast her evil spell of Ancient Evil on tomorrow's World] by Jack Mann, "McGee on Horseback" [ The fabulous No-Shirt meets a porcupine and a wuthless relative - and thereby evolves a technique for spurring a lazy horse into a gold-plated finish ] by Frank Richardson Pierce, "Tonight We March" [ Bend close to this barren ground; you will hear the heart-beat of China - never to die ] by Robert W. Cochran, "Mother Damnation" (part 2of3) [ Along the canawl, women are poison but fight-crazy Celts are worse; tale of the roaring days of ERIE CANAL with Bible Bill MacBride & irishmen ] by Theodore Roscoe, "One Step from Hell" [ When the deep-throated was gong sounds across the island hills, Lieutenant O'Hara must fish an American scoundrel out of a native-made Inferno ] by E. Hoffman Price, "Legends of the Legionaries" [1 page of Ripley Style Comics; Lexicon of the Fighting Men ] by W. A. Windas, "The Ringer" (part 3of5) [ Tonight at midnight: A tramp athlete vs. the hallowed traditions of Alma Mater; Cadets story; "the personal History of Kid USA"; Athlete with a hillbilly drawl, who wade headlines for his University; The lowdown on 'amateur' sports, with Basketball, Football, Boxing,etc ] by Charles Rice McDowell (1st novel by Author); ] by Charles Rice McDowell, "Hear Them Whistles Blowing!" [A dead man bripped the engine's throttle: a ghost's hands held her Destiny ] by Richard Sale. >>> Cover depicts a Gunman, & Black man with drum, in the Jungle.. First Thus.. Soft Cover. Good. Illus. by Rudolph Belarski Cover Art!. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. PULP Magazine!., The Frank A. Munsey Company., 1939, 2.5, Paperback. New., 6, Paperback / softback. New., 6, Paperback / softback. New., 6, Tight, clean, unmarked copy, not far from new looking, but very light wear to the corners., Christian Liberty Press, 2004, 4, London: Hodder & Stoughton. Good+. 1919. Hardcover. Hodder 1919 printing. Small red hardcover, no jacket as issued. Quite good condition for it's age. Wear and bumping to corners and rubbing to edges, light soiling/spotting to outer edge of pages. Interior clean, no loose pages, age tanning to page edges and covers. 324 pages. Description: This deftly crafted Viking tale depicts the terror, tragedy and vanity of life. The ill fated lovers, Eric and "Gudruda the Fair, " fall victim to the jealous Swanhild's sorcery. Eric and his 'thrall' must overcome treachery, bloodthirsty foes, the open sea and blizzards as he battles to win his beloved Gudruda. Will the star-crossed lovers triumph over the fate of the Norns and the spite of Swanhild? [215-noto]; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall ., Hodder & Stoughton, 1919, 2.5, Paperback / softback. New., 6, London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1896. Book. Good+. Hardcover. New Edition.. 341pp. HARDCOVER. 1896 new edition. Minor external wear & bmp. to cnrs. Old inscription (1898) to ffep. O/w clean throughout. Good binding. Includes supply & fitting of new correctly sized protective lyfjacket. Size: 12mo - over 63/4" - 73/4" tall., Longmans, Green & Co., 1896, 2.5, Independently published, 2018. Paperback. New. 218 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.55 inches., Independently published, 2018, 6, Aeon Publishing Company / The Reincarnation Library Book. Fine. Hardcover. Reprint. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Tan cloth hardcover with gilt, silver, and brown to binding; no jacket as issued; reprint. Fine condition.., Aeon Publishing Company / The Reincarnation Library, 5, New York.: A. L. Burt Publishers., 1904. Copyright, 1903, --1904, by author; published October, 1904.. Hard cover. Fair. No dust jacket. Reading copy in need of repairs to cover hinges. Small center chip to fabric spine.. Millar, H. R. (Pen&Ink Frontispiece by).. 1 Blue cloth blind-stamped cover design w/ large red titles. 411 p. 20 cm. Fiction by early 20th century author H Rider Haggard whose several serial tales were set in Africa. Other titles include "Ayesha", "King Solomon's Mines", "Allan Quartermain". 16 pages at back, publisher's catalogue contemporary to this volume, an excellent resource for collector's., A. L. Burt Publishers., 1904, 2.5<
