Search Results: the philosophy of human voice by james rush

Philadelphia: J. Crissy, Printer, 1845. Hardcover. Good. xlii, [1], [44]-499p. Contemporary leather. Cover scuffing (missing several short strips of surface leather). Moderate foxing (heavy on several pages).

Fair. Third Edition. Hardcover. Front end sheet and title page torn out, but obviously an old copy (1800s). Brown leather copy with shelf wear, rubbing, stains. A great deal of spotting on the inside. Binding in good condition. Previous owner's name written on back end sheet. ; 6" x 9"; 499 pages .

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Philadelphia:: Lippincott, Grambo, & Co.,, 1855.. Fourth edition, enlarged.. publisher's cloth.. Small chips to cloth at extremities; some light foxing. Tight and sound.. 8vo,.

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Philadelphia: Grigg & Elliott, 1833, 1833. Full-Leather. Second Edition, Enlarged. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 432p. Full leather binding is somewhat rubbed, spine is very dry and a little flaky.There is foxing thoughout. Rush, a physician, was the son of Benjamin Rush.. Hardcover. Good.

Philadelphia: Grigg & Elliott. Good. 1833. Second Edition. Leather. Woodcut scale notation; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 432 pages; 1833 Grigg & Elliott. 2nd edition, revised. Full original speckled calf. Leather faded and a bit dry at spine and with spine label lost; light skinning to leather at board edges. Front joint splitting with board hanging on by the treads; a light to moderate damp line to the front and rear endpages and the corners of the first and last dew leaves. Scattered light spotting to page stock. Some small number of woodcut scales with musical type notation. Mounted to the front pastedown is an oval ownership or shop label of John Jones, Mathermatical, Optical and Philosophical Instrument Maker of Baltimore MD. G to G+ .

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Philadelphia: J. Maxwell, 1827. First Edition. Binder's Copy. Poor. The Philosophy of The Human Voice: Embracing Its Physiological History; Together With a System of Principles By Which Criticism In the Art of Elocution May Be Rendered Intelligible, And Instruction, Definite and Comprehensive. To Which Is Added A Brief Analysis of Song and Recitative. 8vo. [i-iii]iv-viii, 586 pp. [6]. Lacking original wrappers, spine remnants remain. Previous owner's ink inscription to title page ("M.W. Holcomb from cousin J.H. Holcomb 1863"). Title page detached but present, rest of text tightly bound. Heavy soiling, chipping, and wrinkling to text block, some scattered foxing. All text remains readable. Contents include chapters on vocal sound and pitch, accent and cadence, ranting, guttural emphasis, pause and monotony, intonation of interrogative sentences, and melody of speech.

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