Madrid: José de Rojas, 1877. 2nd Spanish Edition. Full title: "Origen de Las Especies por Medio de la Seleccion Natural ó Conservacion de las Razs en su Lucha por la Existencia por Charles Darwin; Traduccion Directa de la Sexta Edicion Inglesa por Enrique Godinez. Segunda edicion castellana notablemente corregida y......
Madrid: Imprenta de La Iberia, á cargo de J. Blasco, 1881. Facsimile [1st Thus]. An 1881 facsimile of a 13th century medieval manuscript. Translated from the Arabic to early Spanish at the commission of King Alfonso X of Castile and by a Jewish scholar, Yehuda ben Moshe. This represents one.....
Córdoba: Imprenta de Garcia, 1822. First Edition. Contemporary, first hand account of the troop movements throughout Andalusia of Brigadier Conde de Valdecañas against the rebellious, Carabineros Brigade led by Rafael del Riego during the brief liberal rebellion favoring the return of the 1812 constitution. This rebellion successfully resulted in the.....
Juan de San Vicente, 1675. Early Edition. A rare, 1675 edition of this work by, Don Antonio de Guevara. Intially, a very popular work and boradly translated throughout Europe, by the time of this printing, the book was increasingly viewed as having taken liberties with the histories it contains. Subsequent.....
Madrid: Don Antonio de Sancha, 1782. First Edition. First edition, first printing of this contemporary Spanish account of the history of Gibralter up to and including part of the Siege of Gibralter (1779-1783) which was still ongoing at the time of publication. At the time of publication, and as indicated.....
Buenos Aires: Editorial Sudamericana, 1974. First Edition. First edition, first state of the final novel and the thrid in the loose trilogy preceeded by ' El túnel' and 'Sobre héroes y tumbas;' representing the author's most experimental work due to its fragmented narrative structure. In original paperback wrappers with white.....
Mexico, D. F. Editorial Seneca, 1940. First Edition. First edition entirely in Spanish, first printing, of this posthumously published work written during Lorca's visit to Columbia University in 1929 where he witnessed the market crash. Following his visit to New York, Lorca also travelled to Cuba where some of the.....
Buenos Aires: M. Gleizer, 1930. First Edition. First edition, first state of this biography by influential Argentinian author Jorge Luis Borges. Evaristo Carriego was an Argentine poet at the beginning of the 20th century who also developed lyrics for Tango music. Bound in the original paperback wrappers with black lettering.....
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Buenos Aires: Editorial Losada, S.A., 1943. First Edition. First edition, first state of this collection of poetry from one of Argentina's best and most respected mid-20th century poets. Bound in original paperback wrappers with an illustration by Attilio Rossi. The covers are aged and tones with chipping at edges and.....
Buenos Aires: Editorial Sudamericana, 1968. First Edition. First edition, first state of the third, and most experimental, novel by one of Argentina's most influential mid-20th century author's. Paperback in original jacket depicting a map and with an orange label with title, author, and publisher on front. Jacket with short tears.....
Buenos Aires: Ediciones Minotauro, 1962. First Edition. First edition, first state of this surrealist collection of inter-related micro stories by Argentine author Julio Cortazar. Published in original paperback wrappers with art and letters in red, blue, white, and black on the front. The spine is blue with red lettering, and.....
Buenos Aires: Editorial Sudamericana, 1966. First Edition. First edition, first state of this collection of eight short stories from one of the most influential Argentinian authors of the mid-20th century. Bound in original pictoral wrappers with reverse mirrored letters on the back. Creases, scuffing, rubbing and rounded corners. Fading and.....
Barcelona: Maria Angela Marti, 1762. 4th. Luis de la Palma was a 17th century Spanish Jesuit priest and is considered part of the gold age of Spanish religious writers. This, “The History of the Sacred Passion,” is considered his master work. Very good solid condition. Vellum binding is present and.....
Madrid: Miguel Escribano, 1785. First Thus. Translated from French to Spanish by Don Francisco Mariano Nipho - an early journalist and founder of many of Spain's first newspapers. The work discusses the role of the state in commerce, economy, obligations to citizens, taxes, and other social topics. An early example.....
Santiago: Nascimento, 1962. First Edition. First edition, first state of this fourth poetry collection from influential Chilean poet, Nicanor Parra, and representing a return to his anti-poetry form. Signed by the author on the title page. In a custom black and red clamshell case. Bound in original paper wrappers with.....
Mexico: Editorial Masas, 1937. First Edition. First edition, first state of this poetry collection from a master of poesía negra (Black Poetry), and the national poet of revolutionary Cuba. Bound in original paper wrappers with a design by José Chávez Morado; also containing 2 engravings by José Chávez Morado inside.....
Madrid: Depósito Hidrográfico, 1865. First Edition. First Spanish edition, credited to the captain of the H.M.S. Beagle, Robert Fitzroy and Captain of the H.M.S. Adventure survey vessel, Phillip Parker King. Informed by the voyages of the Beagle, this work adds up to the time of publishing new details. Bound in.....