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Megalodon Entertainment LLC, 2010-05-23. Paperback. Good.

Megalodon Entertainment LLC. Used - Very Good. Former library book; may include library markings. Used book that is in excellent condition. May show signs of wear or have minor defects.

Megalodon Entertainment LLC. Used - Good. Former library book; may include library markings. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

2008. ISBN-13: 9781584779100; ISBN-10: 1584779101. Reprint of Uncommon Second Edition Hamilton, Alexander, [James Madison and John Jay]. The Federalist, On the New Constitution: By Publius. Written in 1788. To Which is added, Pacificus, On the Proclamation of Neutrality. Written in 1793. Likewise, The Federal Constitution, With All the Amendments. Revised and Corrected. Originally published: New-York: George F. Hopkins, 1802. 2 vols. viii, 317; iv, 351 pp. Reprinted 2008, 2018 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781584779100. ISBN-10: 1584779101. Hardcover. New. $95. * Reprint of the second edition, published by George Hopkins. For this edition Hopkins, in his publication announcement of January 13, 1802, Hopkins revealed Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay as the anonymous authors of the essays. The views of Hamilton, Madison and Jay expressed in this landmark work have had a lasting effect on U.S. Constitutional law. The essays that comprise this work appeared under the collective… Read More

Hallowell..: Glazier, Masters and Smith., 1842. Contemporary full brown sheep, gilt spine title on black label.. Good, moderately dampstained and foxed throughout. . 8vo., 23x13.5 cm.. With an Appendix, Containing the Letters of Pacificus and Helvidius, on the Proclamation of Neutrality of 1793; also, the Original Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution of the United States, weight: 1.6 lb.

Hallowell: Masters, Smith and Company (Maine), 1852. Hardcover. Good. Full leather, both boards will soon be detached (literally hanging on by a few threads), leather is flaking off from the boards. Front free endpaper is loose but included. Front pastedown has an old personalized bookplate attached with same name written on the front free endpaper, top edge of the front pastedown has written,"Bought from J.H. Adams, Feb. 1892". Front endpaper has name written, H.W. Adams 1856. No other marks or notations. Textblock is solid. 1852, New Edition. 496 pp.

Glazier & Co., 1826. Hardcover. Acceptable. . Bound in full leather, boards detached, heavy rubbing to the edges. Title page missing the bottom third. Pages with scattered foxing, textblock square and intact. A reading or rebinding copy only.

Hallowell, ME: Glazier, Masters, & Smith, 1837. Origninal full calf (leather), red morocco spine label, gilt title. (9 1/8 x 5 3/4 inches), 500 pages, with Index and Appendix. "More commonly known as the Federalist Papers, this text includes 85 essays, most of which were originally published in New York newspapers under the pseudonym "Publius." This "New Edition" identifies the authors of the individual papers, and the "numbers written by Mr. Madison corrected by himself." It is called the "most famous and influential American political work" Showing general wear, crazing to spine, corners rubbed, some expected minor page toning and foxing, front hinge tender. Remains a desirable unsophisticated copy. Howes H114; Sabin 23981. Leather. Good. Octavo.

Hallowell, ME: Glazier & Co, 1826. Leather. 582p. REBOUND. A hardcover book rebacked with a new leather spine and fresh endpapers, retaining the original brown leather boards. Light rub marks on cover and corners a bit shelf-worn. Bottom corner torn off page 277-278. All pages browned and foxed with age. The gutter and bottom corner of the page block are dampstained from the beginning through about page 60. Otherwise, text clean and binding tight. A sturdy, readable copy in very good condition, attractive on a bookshelf. An early printing of the Federalist Papers in which the author of each essay is identified. Prior to 1818, the authors remained anonymous.

Hallowell: Glazier, 1826. 1st Thus. Hardcover. Very Good/None. 582 pages. Hardcover. Full leather. Leather cracked along outer hinges - binding cloth and twine still firm. Covers with darkening along edges, small areas of rubbing. Title in gilt on spine label - label with chip missing at top right corner. Rough surface to spine leather. Standard darkening/spotting to pages. 2 small chips missing from corners of preliminary pages. Clean, unmarked text. Pictures available. Record # 612633

Philadelphia: Benjamin Warner, 1817. 1st thus. Hardcover. Good. Hardcover, 477 pages. Lithographed portrait frontispiece of Hamilton, two other plates with portraits of Madison and Jay, all portraits have tissue overlays. NOTE: This copy has a 1817 date on the title page, and a total of 477 pages while other books listed are dated 1818 with 504 pages. So this is the first single-volume edition minus the Appendix which was added to the 1818 edition. This is an ex-lib from Columbia University, with several stamps and thie bookplate on inside front cover. The book has been rebound in brown buckram with gilt title on spine and call numbers at bottom. The frontispiece plate has a crease through the center and all 3 plates have light foxing and an embossed stamp. Overall Good Plus with about 12 pages having some light pencil marks in margins. Binding is solid. More pictures available on request. Record # 359829

Washington DC: Jacob Gideon, 1818. First Edition. Hardcover. Text evenly darkened with some foxing and staining. Old rebacking with a newer front board, front hinge a tad tender but firm. Very Good. Bound in contemporary sheep leather with a gilt-lettered black morocco spine label; 671 pages. The First Edition of this classic in which the authors of each essay were identified by name. Comprises 85 political essays, most written by Hamilton, all but the last 8 of which were first published in newspapers in New York in an effort to convince New York to approve the ratification of the Federalist Constitution. Also contains much additional material including the preface by Jacob Gideon as well as anonymous Hamilton letters written as "Pacificus" and the responses and corrections prepared by Madison to the McLean edition of 1810. Owner signature on the title page dated 1872 of James B[lack] Groome, Governor of Maryland from 1874 to 1876 and a member of the United States Senate representing Maryland from… Read More

New York: Williams & Whiting, 1810. First. Leather bound. VG, the portrait of Hamilton in Volume 1 is stained at the right edge and suffers a stress crack along the right plate margin of about 2" in length. Portraits of John Jay (Volume 2) and James Madison (Volume 3) slightly foxed but with no staining or damage. Lovely copies, lovingly rebound, new endpapers. Text with some light tonging and foxing but far short of what would typically be seen of American imprints from this era.Red speckled text block edges.. Recently rebound sumptuously and accurately (to the period) in full calf leather with elegant and refined simple stamping to covers, applied red leather and gilt lettered spine labels. Three volumes, three frontice portraits present. Volume 1: Frontis, TP, vii (1) Contents, (1), pp. 1-325. Volume 2: Frontis, TP, [i-ii, Federalist title], [iii]-iv [contents], pp. 1- 368. Volume 3: Frontis, TP, [i-ii, Federalist title], [iii]-iv [contents], pp. 1- 368. Tissue guards between portrait frontis'… Read More

1802. New York: George F. Hopkins, 1802. 2nd ed.. New York: George F. Hopkins, 1802. 2nd ed. Attractive Set of the Last Edition of The Federalist Published in Hamilton's Lifetime with Provenance [Hamilton, Alexander (1755 or 1757-1804)]. [Madison, James (1751-1836)]. [Jay, John (1745-1829)]. The Federalist, On the New Constitution. By Publius. Written in 1788. To Which is Added, Pacificus, On the Proclamation of Neutrality. Written in 1793. Likewise, The Federal Constitution, With All the Amendments. Revised and Corrected. New York: Printed and Sold by George F. Hopkins, 1802. Two volumes. viii, 317, [1]; v, [3], 351 pp. Volume I has two pages numbered 167 and two pages numbered 168, as noted on the errata sheet and with page numbering 263-270 repeated. 1 pp. publisher advertisement at rear of Volume II. Octavo (8-3/4" x 5-1/4"). Contemporary tree calf, lettering pieces, gilt fillets, ornaments and volume numbers to spines, repair to foot of Volume II, its front and rear boards neatly reattached,… Read More

New York: George F. Hopkins. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1802. 2nd Edition. Full-leather. Two volume second edition set with two pages numbered 167 and two numbered 168 as noted; pages 263-270 repeated. Original full calf binding with five black horizontal lines and volume number on spine, heavy rubbing and worn on points with some loss at spine ends. Volume I has 1" chip to leather head of spine, front hinge quite weak and literally hanging on by threads, needs some tightening; has penciled numbers and signature inside front board. Volume II has identical penciled signature and date of 1871, binding secure. Previously owned by "R Watts" who signed title pages. Foxing throughout both volumes and age toned, a complete copy of the edition that was first to identify authors Hamilton, Madison, and Jay. This edition was expanded to include the federal constitution plus the first eleven amendments, as well as additional essays written by Hamilton (under the pseudonym… Read More

New York: Printed and sold by George F. Hopkins, 1802.. Two volumes. viii,317,[1]pp. (i.e. 327,[1] with two pages numbered 167 and two pages numbered 168, with page numbering 263-270 repeated); vi,351pp. Contemporary tree calf, spines ruled and decorated in gilt, gilt leather labels. Fraying at spine ends, moderate shelf wear, discoloration on front board of each volume from removed label. Scattered light foxing and soiling. Contemporary ownership inscription of Joseph G. Cadiz on titlepage verso of first volume and table of contents verso in second volume. Very good. Second edition, "revised and corrected," of the most important work of American political thought ever written and according to Thomas Jefferson "the best commentary on the principles of government." This is the first edition to identify Hamilton, Jay and Madison as the authors. This copy also bears the ownership inscription of Joseph G. Cadiz, a merchant from Argentina who traveled to New York, became a naturalized U.S. Citizen in… Read More

1802. [HAMILTON, Alexander; MADISON, James and JAY, John]. The Federalist, on the New Constitution. By Publius. Written in 1788. To which is added, Pacificus, on the Proclamation of Neutrality. Written in 1793. Likewise, the Federal Constitution, with all the Amendments. Revised and Corrected. viii,317,[1] (complete with two pages numbered 167 and two pages numbered 168, as noted on the erratum on verso of the vol. I terminal text leaf, and with page numbering 263-270 repeated, as issued); v, [3], 351, [1] pp., including an ad leaf bound following the table of contents. 2 vols. 8vo. New York: Printed and sold by George F. Hopkins, 1802. Second edition. Contemporary half tree calf and marbled paper covered boards, flat spine gilt, minor wear at extremities. Minor dampstaining at front of vol. 1., else scattered minor foxing. Cohen 2818; DAB XI, pp.312-13; Ford 21; Howes H114, "aa"; Sabin 23981; Shaw & Shoemaker 2218; Grolier, American 100, 19 (first edition); Reese, Federal Hundred 19 (first edition).… Read More