Second Hand Giuseppe Garibaldi e la tradizione garibaldina
Una bibliografia dal 1807 al 1970
Author : Anthony P. Campanella
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Condition
Very good hardback set in good dust jackets. The red cloth boards are clean and well preserved, with bright gilt spine lettering, firm bindings and only minor shelf wear. The pages are clean and generally bright, with light age-related toning to the edges. No annotations or textual inscriptions. Both red ribbon markers are present, although their exposed ends are frayed.
The original printed dust jackets are protected by clear wrappers. A previous owner’s “Ex Libris Samuel Hough” bookplate is attached to the front pastedown of Volume I. Please refer to the supplied photographs for the set’s exact condition.
Details
General - Pages : 1906 | Images : Two black-and-white portrait plates of Giuseppe Garibaldi, one in each volume | Publisher : Comitato dell’Istituto Internazionale di Studi Garibaldini | Place of Publication : Geneva, Switzerland | Language : Italian
Hardback - Year of Publication : 1971 | Edition : First edition | Size : 243mm x 183mm
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An extensive two-volume bibliography devoted to Giuseppe Garibaldi and the international Garibaldian tradition, compiled with an introduction and annotations by Anthony P. Campanella. Covering publications and source material from 1807 to 1970, the work contains more than 16,000 chronologically arranged entries encompassing books, articles, newspapers, pamphlets, archival letters and other primary and secondary material. Particular attention is given to Garibaldi’s campaigns, political activities, South American exile and influence upon later revolutionary and nationalist movements. The bibliography includes details of institutional holdings where available, together with appendices and indexes of names and languages. Illustrated with a black-and-white portrait of Garibaldi in each volume. First edition, published in Geneva in 1971.
