Resultados de búsqueda: War of 1812 from Attic Books

Toronto, 1920. Paperback. Very good +. 48 p. 22 cm. Fold out map of Niagara River. Paper covers. Some small tears to edge. Includes: Orders of Sir Isaac Brock June 27 1812 to Oct. 16 1812; instructions sent to officers commanding forts just before Queenston.

Toronto, 1916. Paperback. Very good +. 38 p. 21 cm. 1 b&w plate. Paper covers. Some discolouration. Inside fine. Includes: list of officers, executive committee, honorary members, reports. Also Reminiscences of Lieut. James Richardson, Naval Officer of War of 1812.

Stoney Creek, ON: Pennell Printing, nd. ca. 1963. Booklet. Good. 16, [1] p. 18 cm. One map. Staplebound booklet. Stain and pencil signature on front cover. Some wear to bottoms of p. 10 onwards. In collaboration with Richard Diubaldo and John Hammill. Rear page lists sources.

Niagara Falls, Ont.: Lundy's Lane Historical Society, 2004. Reprint. Booklet. Very good +. 48 p. 22 cm. Fold-out sketch of battlefield. Paperback. A little fading and soiling to spine.

The Friends of Fort George, 1996. Booklet. Near fine. 54 p. 22 cm. B&w illustrations. Stapled. Light wear.

nd. ca. 1915. Booklet. Very good +. 42 p. 23 cm. Grey paper covers. Tiny tears. Chip to lower spine. Three addresses by Riddell, Justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario: The first at the Banquet at Plattsburgh, NY given by the State of New York in celebration of the Centenary of the Battle of Plattsburgh. The second at the Centenary Dinner at the Hotel Grunewald, New Orleans, January 9, 1915. The third at Oberlin College, Feb. 22, 1915.

nd. Pamphlet. Good. Reprint from Sprague's Journal of Maine History, Vol. II, No. 2, 1914. [13 p.]. 24 cm. Stapled pamphlet. Yellow paper covers. Some soiling and tears at spine ends. Page numbers added in red ink.

Boston: Munroe and Francis, 1812. Fair. 19 p. 21 cm. Disbound and in two sections. Creases and tears to edges. Some foxing. The author advises against the folly of war with Great Britain, while desparaging the U.S.A.'s only potential ally, Napoleonic France.

Lundy's Land Historical Society, Vols. I - IV undated. Vols. V - IX 1902-1908. Paperback. Fair. 9 vols.: 215; 220-482, xxxi; 306, xix; 344, xxii; 305, xx; 331, xxi; 280, xxi; 280, xx; 351, xxviii p. 22 cm. Vol. II has fold-out plan of seige of Fort Erie and of entrenched camp at Fort Erie; Vol. III has map of the Niagara Frontier; Vol. VI has 3 maps; Vol. VII has one full-page map and one in-text plan; Vol. VIII has fold-out map of Niagara Frontier. Paper covers. Chips and tears to edges, chipped spines, some stains, tape repairs to exteriors. Paper browned.

Arno Press & The New York Times, 1971. Hardcover. Near fine. The First American Frontier. 306, xix, 344, xxii, [5] p. 24 cm. 1 map. Brown cloth. Faint discolouration to top front.

Lundy's Lane Historical Society, 1895. Second Edition, enlarged. Booklet. Fair. 32 p. 22 cm. Map. Portrait of Laura Secord. Stapled. Paper browned. Chips and tears to edges as well as some dampstains. Front cover torn and nearly detached.

Toronto: Rous & Mann Press Limited, 1962. Hardcover. Very good +. 28 p. 23 cm. Illustrations. Red cloth with gold label. Former owner's label on a front endpaper.

Toronto: Rous & Mann, 1962. Cloth. Good +. Edition limited to 775 copies. 28 p. 22 cm. Illustrated endpapers. 6 illustrations including frontispiece portrait of Brock and a map. Red cloth hardcover with gold crest. Slight soiling and some tiny holes to cloth. A few small marks inside.

Philadelphia: Lea and Blanchard, 1849. Hardcover. ex library-fair. viii, [1], 18-317, [4], 2-8, [32] p. 25 cm. Brown cloth with blank impressing. Ex library with labels on lower spine and front endpapers, ink stamps on text block edges and title page verso. Lower spine chipped, unprofessional attempt at repair with tape, hinges cracked, hole in front hinge, worn corners and edges. Foxing and dampstains.

Lanham, MD: The Scarecrow Press, 2006. Hardcover. Good. lxiii, 701 p. 22 cm. Rear board warped. Inscribed by author on title page. Extensive bibliography at rear.

New York: Da Capo Press, 1970. Reprint edition. Hardcover. ex library-very good. Originally published by N. & J. White, New York, 1833. 447 p. 23 cm. Burgundy leatherette with gold print. Ex library with call number on lower spine, ink stamps on text block edges, labels on endpapers. "With A Review of the Policy of the United States Government Which Led to the War of 1812."

Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1981. Hardcover. ex library-very good/Fine. Canadian Heroine Series 2. 240 p. 24 cm. B&w illustrations and a genealogy chart. Burgundy cloth in mylar-covered dustjacket. College ink stamp and thumb mark on front free endpaper. Signed by author on title page. Signed by author on title page.

Toronto: Historical Publishing Co, 1906. Edition of 1000 copies. Hardcover. Very good. U.S. Series No. 3. viii, 112 p. 18 cm. B&w frontispiece illustration of the author. Brown cloth hardcover with gold print. Some foxing and thumbing. Ink signature on front free endpaper. William "Tiger" Dunlop was a surgeon, army officer, Canada Company official, and politician, noted for his contributions to Canada in the War of 1812 and his role in populating a large part of Southern Ontario known as the Huron Tract. His comments about his role as an army surgeon during the war leave no holds barred: "There is hardly on the face of the earth a less enviable situation than that of an Army Surgeon after a battle - worn out and fatigued in body and mind, surrounded by suffering, pain and misery, much of which he knows it is not in his power to heal or even to assuage" (p. 54).

Toronto: Historical Publishing Co, 1902. Cloth. Good +. 1000 copies printed. lviii, 320 p., interspersed with plates. 25 cm. Frontispiece portrait of the author, 30 other plates, maps and facsimiles. Red cloth hardcover with gold print. Spine faded with chipped ends. A little wrinkling and discolouration to covers. Inscription from the author (Casselman) to Hon. H. J. Cody on front free endpaper. Endpaper has small tear. Chip to bottom corner of second page of facsimile letter. Major John Richardson (1796 – 1852) was a British Army officer and the first Canadian-born novelist to achieve international recognition. He knew both Tecumseh and General Isaac Brock; their personalities marked his imagination so that he later used them as characters in his novel "The Canadian Brothers." The editor, Casselman, signed this book for Henry John Cody, Ontario Minister of Education 1918-1919.

2009?. Softcover. Near fine. 50 p. book with folding map. Book is 21 x 27 cm. Colour illustrations. Stapled booklet. Elgin County label on front cover. Lists War of 1812 historic sites in various areas.