King Australia
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Bruce King Komiske (ed.): Designing the World's Best: Children's Hospitals. Australia Images Publ. 1999 ISBN: 18647004-24
4°, 160 p., fully col. ill., HC, dust jacket fester Einband
[KW: architecture, interior design, medical building, children, hospital;]
King, Jonathan; Waltzing materialism. [-and other attitudes that have shaped Australia 1788-1978.] With illustrations by John Spooner. Sydney, Harper & Row 1981, EA/ 1. ed.
Broschiert, 8°, viii, 224 S., mit zahlreichen s/w-Abbildungen; -Folienbeschichtung abgelöst, Papier etwas gebräunt.
[KW: Australien, Humor, Karikatur,]
Trial; Wilkinson, George Theodore: An Authentic History of the Cato-Street Conspiracy; with the Trials... 1820
[Trial]. Wilkinson, George Theodore. An Authentic History of the Cato-Street Conspiracy; With the Trials at Large of the Conspirators, For High Treason and Murder; A Description of Their Weapons and Combustible Machines, And Every Particular Connected with the Rise, Progress, Discovery, And Termination of the Horrid Plot. With Portraits of the Conspirators, Taken During Their Trials, By Permission, And other Engravings. London: Printed for Thomas Kelly, [1820]. [iii]-viii, [5]-434, [2] pp. Inclues two-page published catalogue. Eight plates, one a portrait frontispiece. Octavo (8-1/4" x 5"). Contemporary three-quarter calf over marbled boards, gilt title and fillets to spine. Some rubbing with wear to spine ends and corners, front joint cracked, early armorial bookplate (of R.H. Vyvyan) to front pastedown. Some toning to text, light foxing to plates and a few text leaves. Owner signature (of Alex Collins, dated 1829) to front free endpaper, head of title page and rear pastedown, interior otherwise clean. * First edition. Led by Arthur Thistlewood [1770-1820], the Cato Street Conspiracy was an attempt to murder all of the ministers and prime minister of King George IV in 1820. Motivated in part by the economic depression of the period, the conspirators wished to avenge the Six Acts and Paterloo Massacre. Their goal was to overthrow the government and initiate a revolution similar to the French Revolution. The plot was foiled and most of the accused were hanged. The others were sent to the penal colony in Australia. Wilkinson's account was reissued again in 1820 with the designation "second edition." Both editions are otherwise identical. Catalogue of the Library of the Harvard Law School (1909) II:1206.
King, Jonathan; Australia's First Fleet: The Voyage And The Re-Enactment 1788/1988. Robertsbridge: Fairfax 1987.
224 S., mit Abb. 4° Kart.mS.
[KW: Australien; Naturwissenschaften & Technik; Seefahrt; Segelschiff segeln]