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Gainsborough English Music and the Fitzwilliam a Collection of Essays and a Catalogue
Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 1977. Soft cover. Produced to accompany the exhibition of the work of Thomas Gainsborough and of English Music at The Fitzwilliam Museum in May, 1977. All in VG, crisp, clean and bright internal order. Light wear only to smart pictorial card covers. 8vo. 40pp . Very Good/No Jacket.
Dodman Books Professional sellerBook no.: 007113
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Catalogue: Music
Opzien naar het kruis. Het rechte gebruik van genadekenmerken
Kampen, De Groot Goudriaan 1992. 88 p. Paperback (Mooi exemplaar.) 9789061404811
Antiquariaat Schot Professional sellerBook no.: 039903
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Keywords: 9789061404811
![[Cudworth, William. 1717? - 1763]. Hervey, James [1714 - 1758]. Sandeman, Robert. 1718 - 1771]. Pike, Samuel [1717 - 1773], A DEFENCE Of THERON And ASPASIO, Against the Objections Contained in the Late Treatise, Entitled, Letters on Theron and Aspasio. With Some Remarks on Two Late Treatises, the One Entitled, Simple Truty Vindicated; the Other, Free Grace Indeed! To Which is Prefix'd, A Series Letters from the late Rev. Mr. James Hervey, to the Author](https://bw19.boekwinkeltjes.net/images/AB_images/t/tav_38649.jpg "Click to enlarge")
A DEFENCE Of THERON And ASPASIO, Against the Objections Contained in the Late Treatise, Entitled, Letters on Theron and Aspasio. With Some Remarks on Two Late Treatises, the One Entitled, Simple Truty Vindicated; the Other, Free Grace Indeed! To Which is Prefix'd, A Series Letters from the late Rev. Mr. James Hervey, to the Author
London: Printed for G. Keith, 1760. 1st edition. Cf. Sabin 17834, for the 1st US edition of 1762. Period full brown calf binding, with 5 raised spine bands. viii, 224 pp. 'Letters' by Robert Sandeman and the Two Treatises by Samuel Pike. 8vo: A^4 B - P^8. 6-7/8" x 4-1/2". Average binding wear, with front joint renewed. Ffep with erased pencil annotations. A VG copy.
Tavistock Books, ABAA Professional sellerBook no.: 38649
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Catalogue: Literature
[Eigenh. Brief mit Datum und Unterschrift]
Cambridge, 16.6. [19]50. 20 x 25,5 cm. Gewicht/weight ca. 200 gr. To a mr. Mummery, concerning Haendel contemporary editions of the "Water Music" which he studied together with Otto Deutsch.
Musikantiquariat Paul van Kuik Professional sellerBook no.: 82829
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Catalogue: Autographen. Musikerbriefe
Keywords: Händel, G.F., zwanzigsten jahrhundert cat144
French Music and the Fitzwilliam: A Collection of Essays and a Catalogue of an Exhibition of French Music in the Fitzwilliam Museum in May and June 1975 on the Occasion of Two Concerts of French Music.
Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 1975. Paperback. Slight wear to covers, otherwise good condition. Includes papers on Fitzwilliam and French Music of the Baroque; 'Sonate, Que Me Veux-Tu?' Classical French Music and the Theory of Imitation; Sources for the Performance of French Keyboard Music; La Basse de Viole; The Musette etc. B/W plates. 55pp.
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Keywords: music french baroque early fitzwilliam keyboard theory history interpretation analysis performance
Handel and the Fitzwilliam: A Collection of Essays and a Catalogue of an Exhibition of Handeliana in the Fitzwilliam Museum in May and June 1979 on the Occasion of Three Concerts of the Music of Handel and Some of His Contemporaruies.
Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 1974. Paperback. Light foxing to B/W plates, otherwise good condition. Includes papers on Fitzwilliam and Handel; Authentic Performance and Original Instruments; Handel Oratorio in Cambridge; Handel Manuscripts etc. B/W plates. 45pp.
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Keywords: music handel baroque early fitzwilliam keyboard theory history interpretation analysis performance english
Histories of Bolton and Bowling. (Townships of Bradford) historically and topographically treated. Published by Subscription.
Thos Brear, Bradford,, 1891. 8vo., First Edition, on laid paper, with an etched portrait frontispiece (original tissue guard present), 19 plates (all tissue guards present), 9 illustrations (a number full-page) in the text, 6 large folding pedigrees on India Paper and several full-page pedigrees in the text, some very minor spotting; original decorative half calf gilt, neatly rebacked in calf to style, original leather label laid down, gilt top, uncut, new endpapers to style, a very good, bright, clean copy. Uncommon.
Island Books Professional sellerBook no.: 3919
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Catalogue: Topography0
Keywords: topography, yorkshire, bradford, bolton, bowling, provincial printing, w. cudworth, topography, yorkshire, histories, bolton, bowling
Italian Music and the Fitzwilliam: A Collection of Essays and a Catalogue of an Exhibition of Italian Music in the Fitzwilliam Museum in May 1976 on the Occasion of Four Concerts of Italian Music.
Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, 1975. Paperback. Slight wear to covers, some foxing internally, otherwise good condition. Includes papers on Fitzwilliam and the Italian Style; Viscout Fitzwilliam and the English 'Scarlatti Sect'; Frescobaldi on Performance etc. B/W plates. 47pp.
The Book Firm Professional sellerBook no.: 76176
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Keywords: music italian baroque early fitzwilliam keyboard theory history interpretation analysis performance
Jack Cudworth (11 Jan-1 Feb 1977)
London, Belgrave Gallery. 1977. Paperback. Book, A sheet of card folded into 4 pages. 26 catalogue entries, 3 b/w illustrations, and bried biographical details. A Very Good copy. Very Good.
Colin Martin Books Professional sellerBook no.: 084227
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Keywords: Jack Cudworth Paintings
Life and Correspondence of Abraham Sharp, the Yorkshire Mathematician and Astronomer, and Assistant of Flamstead; with Memorials of His Family, and Associated Families
London, Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, LTD, 1889. First edition. Vellum. The first edition of William Cudworth's biography of the noted astronomer Mr Harrison, signed by the author with a letter by his tipped in. The first edition of this work. Author's presentation ink inscription to the recto to the front endpaper, 'Mr Beu. Harrison.. Kent, with the Author's Compliments&apos. Letter from the author, address to Mr Harrison, tipped in to the verso to the front endpaper, dated July 16th 1894. 'Dear Mr Harrison, I beg your acceptance of the included volume, as a memento of a pleasant visit to your charming locality, and the kindness shown to myself. I have written nothing on antiquities, and therefore have nothing more suitable to offer you. Believe we 2 shall watch with the closet interest the result of any future development of your work, and in any event offer you my personal thanks as an enthusiastic worker in the engrossing theme you have engaged upon. Have not yet seen friend Preston, but hope to do so shortly. Yours truly, W. Cudworth. This work is a biography and a collection of letters by Abraham Sharp. Sharp was a mathematician and astronomer, being invited by the Astronomer Royal John Flamsteed to join the Greenwich Royal Observatory in 1688. He worked there improving instruments, and publishing logarithmic tables. He is also noted for calculating pi to seventy-two decimal places, briefly holding the record. With a frontispiece, folding pedigree of the Sharp family, one folding plate, and five plates. Written by William Cudworth. Cudworth was a noted shipbuilder and engineer, devoting himself to literature and philanthropy when he retired in 1883. In a half vellum binding with marbled paper to the boards. Externally, with some discolouration and marking to the vellum. A little rubbing to the paper to the boards. Author's ink inscription to the recto to the front endpaper. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and generally clean with the odd scattered spot. Small tidemark to the head of the frontispiece. Good . Ill.: None. Good .
Rooke Books Professional sellerBook no.: 633P20
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Catalogue: Biography & Autobiography
Keywords: abraham sharp mathematics astronomy william cudworth mathematics greenwich royal observatory atlas coelestis None
Rambles Round Horton: historical, topographical, and descriptive.
Bradford: Thos Brear and Co, 1886. 8vo. [viii], 246pp, frontis, plates, text illustrations, folding pedigrees. Modern orange cloth, printed paper spine label, new eps. Damp staining to prelims and last leaves; closed marginal tear and hole to foot (not affecting image) of frontis; pencil marks and notes to some margins.
John Turton Professional sellerBook no.: 26308
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Keywords: Local History Yorkshire
Round About Bradford a Series of Sketches (Descriptive and Semi-Historical) of Forty-Two Places Within Six Miles of Bradford
Arthur Dobson Publishing Company, 1968. Hardcover. Well produced facsimile edition of 1876 original and, bar dust spotting to top of block, in VG, clean and bright order throughout. Gift inscription toi fep. VG fold-out map to rear. Smart dark blue faux leather boards with bright gilt titling to spine. Good unclipped d/j, worn to top edge and faded to spine. This is a charity sale for Friends Of Morston Church (reg.1099831). 8vo. viii, 534pp . Very Good/Good.
Dodman Books Professional sellerBook no.: 106074
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Round about Bradford. A Series of Sketches (descriptive and semi-historical) of Forty-Two Places within Six Miles of Bradford.
Thomas Brear, Bradford,, 1876. 8vo., First Edition, with folding geological section but wanting the map which is often missing, extensive and detailed contemporary annotation to blank leaf facing title, title, pp. 352-3 and elsewhere in text, and rear free endpaper, top lightly spotted; original red cloth, gilt back, green endpapers, backstrip mildly sunned, upper hinge cracked (but text block entirely sound) else a good, clean working copy. The extensive annotations relate primarily to the family of Yewdell of Eccleshill.
Island Books Professional sellerBook no.: 12956
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Catalogue: Topography0
Keywords: topography, yorkshire, yorks, bradford, eccleshill, oakenshaw, thornton, frizinghall, thackley, farsley, gomersal u, w. cudworth, topography, yorkshire, round, about, bradford
Thematic index of English eighteenth-century overtures and symphonies
Royal Music Association, 1953. Used - Very Good. VG stapled paperback 1st edition. 38pp in thin card cover. Text clean; binding tight. Appendix to Volume LXXVIII, Proceedings of the Royal Association of Music Photo:http://cibimages.blob.core.windows.net/img-1/stand_101360_jpg.jpg.
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A Treatise concerning Eternal and Immutable Morality With A Preface by the Right Reverend Father in God, Edward Lord Bishop of Durham
London: Printed for James and John Knapton, 1731, FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 192 x 117 mms. pp. xii [xiii - xx Contents], 303 [304 blank], engraved portrait of Cudworth as frontispiece, contemporarly panelled calf, red leather label; top of spine chipped, some other slight wear to binding, but a very good copy. The philosopher and theologian Ralph Cudworth (1617–1688) is often remembered as the father of Damaris Masham, "the second wife of Sir Francis Masham of Oates in Essex. She was a learned lady who inherited her father's papers as well as his interest in scholarship, defended him against critics who included Leibniz, published (anonymously) A Discourse Concerning the Love of God (1696), and became a friend of John Locke, who made her home his permanent residence in his final years and died there" (ODNB). Cudworth's most significant work is his The True Intellectual System of the Universe (1671); the present work was published after his death. He has been credited with a refutation of the so-called "naturalistic fallacy" [is an informal logical fallacy which argues that if something is 'natural' it must be good. It is closely related to the is/ought fallacy – when someone tries to infer what 'ought' to be done from what 'is']. The work challenges Puritan Calivinism, as expressed, for example, by Descartes, and rejects if not refutes Hobbes's reduction of morality to civil obedience: Cudworth stressed the natural good or evil inherent in an event or an act in contrast to the Calvinist-Cartesian notion of divine law or to Hobbes's concept of a secular sovereign. Cudworth's promulgation of a system of ethics that priotitizes rational, disinterested, spontaneous and public spirited acts and activities over wilfulness and solipsistic self-interest didn't get much attention in a recent election in the United States. the Sandys copy, from the Ombersley Court Sale [part lot 408].
John Price Antiquarian Books Professional sellerBook no.: 10600
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Catalogue: Morality
Keywords: morality ethics prose