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Reglement en huishoudelijk regelement voor de Nederlands Portugeesch Israelitische Gemeente in SurinameBook containing the regulations and household rules for the Netherlands Portuguese Israelite Community in Suriname. Published in Paramaribo, Suriname in 1967 by Eldorado. This 1967 edition is based on the 1894 edition.
Rules and Regulations for Men of WarThis is the second edition of Uriah P. Levy's book, "Rules and Regulations for Men of War." Originally published gratis, this edition was reprinted in 1861 due to the demand created by the Civil War. The book provides rules and regulations for naval warfare.
Rules and Regulations for Men of War: First Commercial Edition, 1862First commercial edition of "Rules and Regulations for Men of War," published in 1862. This edition followed a previous gratis publication, and its commercial release was prompted by the Civil War. At least two subsequent editions exist.
Rules and Regulations for Men of War: First EditionFirst edition of "Rules and Regulations for Men of War." Published in 1861. This copy came from the Universal Movies Research Library, acquired in 1946. The book's publication was prompted by the Civil War; at least two later editions exist. The description also notes that the author had previously published this material gratis several years prior.
Statuten en huishoudelijke Reglement van de vereeniging Gemiloet ChassadimBook containing the Statutes and Household Regulations of the Gemiloet Chassadim association. Printed by Eldorado in Paramaribo, Suriname in 1967.
Statuten en huishoudelijke Reglement van de vereeniging Gemiloet ChassadimStatutes and household regulations of the Gemiloet Chassadim organization. Printed by Van Ommeren in Paramaribo, Suriname in 1926. This book contains the internal rules and regulations governing the Gemiloet Chassadim association.
The Rules of the House of Representatives of the General Assembly of South CarolinaThis book contains the rules of the South Carolina House of Representatives, various acts and resolutions, standing orders of the House, and the Constitutions of South Carolina and the United States. Published in 1847 by A.G. Summer, the State Printer in Columbia, South Carolina, it includes an interesting Rule II which accommodates members who are conscientiously restrained from uncovering their heads. The book is bound in half sheep and speckled paper over boards.