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The Canadians: The Old West - The Editors of Time-Life Books with text By Ogden Tanner

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National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. From the 'Lives of Irish artists' series, slim little volumes each with a short essay and exce… Más…

National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. From the 'Lives of Irish artists' series, slim little volumes each with a short essay and excellent colour plates. Clean, tight and sound copy. Publisher's laminated boards. No inscriptions. 35 pages, many plates. Size: 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Art & Design; ISBN: 0948524383. ISBN/EAN: 9780948524387. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 0022399. . 9780948524387, National Gallery of Ireland, 1992, 3, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904. First edition. Hard cover. Acceptable. Front hinge broken; rear hinge cracked and endpaper laid in. Hence, a reading or rebinding copy. The true first printing of the first edition. Stated, First Impression October 3 1904. Scarce thus. The life story of a grizzly bear. Ernest Thompson Seton (1860 â€“ 1946) was an English-born Canadian-American author, wildlife artist, founder of the Woodcraft Indians in 1902 (renamed Woodcraft League of America), and one of the founding pioneers of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in 1910. Seton was an early pioneer of the modern school of animal fiction writing, his most popular work being Wild Animals I Have Known., Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904, 2.5, USA: Time-Life Books, 1977. Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9?" - 12" tall. Type: Hardback Type: Hard Back Third Printing, revised 1981. The Old West Series. Hardcover Book in Very Good + Condition. No Jacket, as issued. Lavishly illustrated with rare vintage photographs, numerous paintings, specifically commissioned drawings. Embossed design on brown leather binding with pictorial cameo inset of French-Canadian voyageurs guiding their fragile 36-foot birchbark canoe down a series of fearsome rapids in the 1860s. The artist, Frances Ann Hopkins, is in the canoe. Gilt titled on spine. Very clean and completely unmarked. Slight wear to spine heel edge, trace wear to spine head edges, and a touch of wear to upper rear corner--all quite minor. Internals are As New. Binding tight , solid and square. An illustrated account of the opening up of the vast Canadian wilderness, stretching from the Great lakes to the Pacific Ocean. It was yielded with great reluctance to the French and British adventurers who went west in search of furs, then gold, and finally farmland. 240 pages with bibliography and index. 11.25 x 8.75 inches. Time-Life Books, Alexandria. VA, 1981., Time-Life Books, 1977, 3<

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[EAN: 9780809415410], Neubuch, [PU: Time-Life Books], Beautifully embossed brown leather with pictorial pastedown!" The Canadians The Old West Time Life Books. What was it like in Canada at the time of The Old West? Lots of answers here in the form of Pictures Drawings and stories.e first chapter begins with the bold title--"A Primeval Northland as Big as Europe." Indeed, for settlers, Canada posed a daunting task. The text notes that (Page 7): "The immense territory, greater in area than all Western Europe, embraced every extreme of terrain and climate, from prairies where summer temperatures could reach 110 degrees F., to a bleak north country locked in ice." There were formidable mountain ranges, such as the Rockies.-This volume, part of the Time-Life "The Old West" series takes a look at Western Canada. The book begins with the intrepid fur traders who went west. Some were French; some were Scots. This process began even before the liked of Daniel Boone struck out toward the West in the United States. The effort to exploit the western part of Canada was a part of the desire to find a "Northwest Passage." Key players such as Henry Hudson, Samuel de Champlain, and Jacques Cartier were among the first. The map on pages 26-27 lays out the trails used to begin the exploration/exploitation of the West. The first chapter, too, discusses the exploits of Alexander MacKenzie. An interesting twist here is the competition between the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company. . . .Chapter 2 focuses on the efforts to find a trail to the Pacific. Here, MacKenzie was a key figure. Chapter 3 begins to examine the development of western provinces, such as British Columbia. Chapter 5 notes the importance of the development of the Northwest Mounted Police in imposing some order on the West. The final chapter looks at the importance of the transcontinental railroad in Canada.-As with other books in this series, the sidebars providing additional information on actors/technology/etc. are helpful. Useful maps are provided. To me, even more, is the array of photographs and artistic renderings of the development of the Canadian West. These provide an immediacy that contributes considerably to this volume.", Books<

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Beautifully embossed brown leather with pictorial pastedown!" The Canadians The Old West Time-Life Books. What was it like in Canada at the time of The Old West? Lots of answers here in the form of Pictures Drawings and stories. The first chapter begins with the bold title--"A Primeval Northland as Big as Europe." Indeed, for settlers, Canada posed a daunting task. The text notes that (Page 7): "The immense territory, greater in area than all Western Europe, embraced every extreme of terrain and climate, from prairies where summer temperatures could reach 110 degrees F., to a bleak north country locked in ice." There were formidable mountain ranges, such as the Rockies.-This volume, part of the Time-Life "The Old West" series takes a look at Western Canada. The book begins with the intrepid fur traders who went west. Some were French; some were Scots. This process began even before the liked of Daniel Boone struck out toward the West in the United States. The effort to exploit the western part of Canada was a part of the desire to find a "Northwest Passage." Key players such as Henry Hudson, Samuel de Champlain, and Jacques Cartier were among the first. The map on pages 26-27 lays out the trails used to begin the exploration/exploitation of the West. The first chapter, too, discusses the exploits of Alexander MacKenzie. An interesting twist here is the competition between the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company. . . .Chapter 2 focuses on the efforts to find a trail to the Pacific. Here, MacKenzie was a key figure. Chapter 3 begins to examine the development of western provinces, such as British Columbia. Chapter 5 notes the importance of the development of the Northwest Mounted Police in imposing some order on the West. The final chapter looks at the importance of the transcontinental railroad in Canada.-As with other books in this series, the sidebars providing additional information on actors/technology/etc. are helpful. Useful maps are provided. To me, even more, is the array of photographs and artistic renderings of the development of the Canadian West. These provide an immediacy that contributes considerably to this volume.", Time-Life Books, 1977, 6<

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The Editors of Time-Life Books with text By Ogden Tanner:

The Canadians: The Old West - encuadernado, tapa blanda

1992, ISBN: 9780809415410

National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. From the 'Lives of Irish artists' series, slim little volumes each with a short essay and exce… Más…

National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, 1992. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. From the 'Lives of Irish artists' series, slim little volumes each with a short essay and excellent colour plates. Clean, tight and sound copy. Publisher's laminated boards. No inscriptions. 35 pages, many plates. Size: 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Art & Design; ISBN: 0948524383. ISBN/EAN: 9780948524387. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 0022399. . 9780948524387, National Gallery of Ireland, 1992, 3, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904. First edition. Hard cover. Acceptable. Front hinge broken; rear hinge cracked and endpaper laid in. Hence, a reading or rebinding copy. The true first printing of the first edition. Stated, First Impression October 3 1904. Scarce thus. The life story of a grizzly bear. Ernest Thompson Seton (1860 â€“ 1946) was an English-born Canadian-American author, wildlife artist, founder of the Woodcraft Indians in 1902 (renamed Woodcraft League of America), and one of the founding pioneers of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in 1910. Seton was an early pioneer of the modern school of animal fiction writing, his most popular work being Wild Animals I Have Known., Charles Scribner's Sons, 1904, 2.5, USA: Time-Life Books, 1977. Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9?" - 12" tall. Type: Hardback Type: Hard Back Third Printing, revised 1981. The Old West Series. Hardcover Book in Very Good + Condition. No Jacket, as issued. Lavishly illustrated with rare vintage photographs, numerous paintings, specifically commissioned drawings. Embossed design on brown leather binding with pictorial cameo inset of French-Canadian voyageurs guiding their fragile 36-foot birchbark canoe down a series of fearsome rapids in the 1860s. The artist, Frances Ann Hopkins, is in the canoe. Gilt titled on spine. Very clean and completely unmarked. Slight wear to spine heel edge, trace wear to spine head edges, and a touch of wear to upper rear corner--all quite minor. Internals are As New. Binding tight , solid and square. An illustrated account of the opening up of the vast Canadian wilderness, stretching from the Great lakes to the Pacific Ocean. It was yielded with great reluctance to the French and British adventurers who went west in search of furs, then gold, and finally farmland. 240 pages with bibliography and index. 11.25 x 8.75 inches. Time-Life Books, Alexandria. VA, 1981., Time-Life Books, 1977, 3<

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[EAN: 9780809415410], Neubuch, [PU: Time-Life Books], Beautifully embossed brown leather with pictorial pastedown!" The Canadians The Old West Time Life Books. What was it like in Canada at the time of The Old West? Lots of answers here in the form of Pictures Drawings and stories.e first chapter begins with the bold title--"A Primeval Northland as Big as Europe." Indeed, for settlers, Canada posed a daunting task. The text notes that (Page 7): "The immense territory, greater in area than all Western Europe, embraced every extreme of terrain and climate, from prairies where summer temperatures could reach 110 degrees F., to a bleak north country locked in ice." There were formidable mountain ranges, such as the Rockies.-This volume, part of the Time-Life "The Old West" series takes a look at Western Canada. The book begins with the intrepid fur traders who went west. Some were French; some were Scots. This process began even before the liked of Daniel Boone struck out toward the West in the United States. The effort to exploit the western part of Canada was a part of the desire to find a "Northwest Passage." Key players such as Henry Hudson, Samuel de Champlain, and Jacques Cartier were among the first. The map on pages 26-27 lays out the trails used to begin the exploration/exploitation of the West. The first chapter, too, discusses the exploits of Alexander MacKenzie. An interesting twist here is the competition between the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company. . . .Chapter 2 focuses on the efforts to find a trail to the Pacific. Here, MacKenzie was a key figure. Chapter 3 begins to examine the development of western provinces, such as British Columbia. Chapter 5 notes the importance of the development of the Northwest Mounted Police in imposing some order on the West. The final chapter looks at the importance of the transcontinental railroad in Canada.-As with other books in this series, the sidebars providing additional information on actors/technology/etc. are helpful. Useful maps are provided. To me, even more, is the array of photographs and artistic renderings of the development of the Canadian West. These provide an immediacy that contributes considerably to this volume.", Books<

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Beautifully embossed brown leather with pictorial pastedown!" The Canadians The Old West Time-Life Books. What was it like in Canada at the time of The Old West? Lots of answers here in t… Más…

Beautifully embossed brown leather with pictorial pastedown!" The Canadians The Old West Time-Life Books. What was it like in Canada at the time of The Old West? Lots of answers here in the form of Pictures Drawings and stories. The first chapter begins with the bold title--"A Primeval Northland as Big as Europe." Indeed, for settlers, Canada posed a daunting task. The text notes that (Page 7): "The immense territory, greater in area than all Western Europe, embraced every extreme of terrain and climate, from prairies where summer temperatures could reach 110 degrees F., to a bleak north country locked in ice." There were formidable mountain ranges, such as the Rockies.-This volume, part of the Time-Life "The Old West" series takes a look at Western Canada. The book begins with the intrepid fur traders who went west. Some were French; some were Scots. This process began even before the liked of Daniel Boone struck out toward the West in the United States. The effort to exploit the western part of Canada was a part of the desire to find a "Northwest Passage." Key players such as Henry Hudson, Samuel de Champlain, and Jacques Cartier were among the first. The map on pages 26-27 lays out the trails used to begin the exploration/exploitation of the West. The first chapter, too, discusses the exploits of Alexander MacKenzie. An interesting twist here is the competition between the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company. . . .Chapter 2 focuses on the efforts to find a trail to the Pacific. Here, MacKenzie was a key figure. Chapter 3 begins to examine the development of western provinces, such as British Columbia. Chapter 5 notes the importance of the development of the Northwest Mounted Police in imposing some order on the West. The final chapter looks at the importance of the transcontinental railroad in Canada.-As with other books in this series, the sidebars providing additional information on actors/technology/etc. are helpful. Useful maps are provided. To me, even more, is the array of photographs and artistic renderings of the development of the Canadian West. These provide an immediacy that contributes considerably to this volume.", Time-Life Books, 1977, 6<

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The Old West: The Canadians

Autor:	Ogden Tanner; Editors of Time Life Books
Título:	The Old West: The Canadians
ISBN:	9780809415410

The vast Canadian wilderness, which stretched from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Ocean, yielded with great reluctance to the French and British adventurers who went west in search of furs, then gold and finally farmland.

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Año de publicación: 1977
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