Politica e scienza dell'uomo.

Introduction by Tom Brokaw. Essay by Smith Richard Norton. Austin, Center for American History, University of Texas 2007, cm.27,5x35, pp.232 di figure e tavole bn, legatura editoriale in tutta tela, con sopraccoperta figurata. Cofanetto. Deluxe edition. I assume the presidency under extraordinary circumstances.--President Gerald R. Ford, August 9, 1974 Gerald R. Ford stepped into the American presidency during a constitutional crisis that many believed was the country's worst since the Civil War. Extraordinary Circumstances is a stunning collection of behind-closed-doors images by President Ford's personal photographer, David Hume Kennerly. Seen here are intimate scenes of the inner workings of the White House; Ford's family and much-beloved wife Betty; and many of the twentieth-century's most compelling and elusive figures, including Queen Elizabeth II, Leonid Brezhnev, Emperor Hirohito, Deng Xioping, Anwar Sadat, Yitzhak Rabin, Richard Nixon, Andy Warhol, and George Harrison. The book follows Gerald Ford from the day President Nixon appointed him as vice president through the tumultuous early crises of his presidency, including his controversial pardon of Nixon, the U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, and his wife Betty's breast cancer, to the end of his presidency after losing to Jimmy Carter. Adding depth and perspective to the photos are excerpts from exclusive interviews with President Ford, President Jimmy Carter, President George H. W. Bush, Henry Kissinger, Donald Rumsfeld, Richard Cheney, Alan Greenspan, and other prominent members of the Ford administration. Extraordinary Circumstances is sponsored and published by the Center for American History at the University of Texas at Austin, the home of the David Hume Kennerly Photographic Archive. It features an introduction by NBC's Tom Brokaw and an overview of Ford's life by famed historian Richard Norton Smith.

Tradotte da Giuseppe Prezzolini. Prefaz. del Traduttore. Seconda edizione. Bari, Gius. Laterza & Figli 1927, cm.14x21,5, pp.XV,324, brossura, cop. ornata. Coll. Classici della Filosofia Moderna, XI.

Introduz.di Paolo Casini. Bari, Laterza Ed. 1994, cm.11x21, pp.153, brossura con bandelle,cop.fig. Coll.Economica,26.

Introduzione e traduzione e note di Roberto Gilardi. Milano, CDE su licenza Rusconi 1980, cm.14x21,5, pp.572, legatura editoriale cartonata.

Divina Commedia Cod.Ital.474, a.R.4.8. Conservato presso la Biblioteca Estense di Modena. Commentario a cura di Ernesto Milano Ivrea, Priuli & Verlucca 1995, 2 volumi in cofanetto. cm.25,5x35, Facsimile di pp.280 (140 carte), commentario di pp.232. legatura del facsimile in tutta pelle, 5 nersi al dorso, titoli e greche al dorso e ai piatti. Il commentario è in legatura in mz.pelle. Edizione limitata in 500 copie numerate. This facsimile is complete (full-size color reproduction of the whole original document). This work, reproduced in authentic facsimile reprint in seven colours plus gilding, is printed in its actual size on Larius Matt Satin art paper especially manufactured for the publishers by the mill. It consists of two volumes. The first volume contains the authentic facsimile reprint of the 140 folios (280 pages) of the original codex. Written in Gothic characters, it is richly illustrated with watercolours on the upper margin of each page that represent the salient episodes of the Divine Comedy. The second volume contains the printed transcription of the original manuscript, accompanied by the historical-critical comments of Ernesto Milano, Director of the Biblioteca Estense in Modena, the library where the original codex is kept. Miniature:251 watercolor drawings; the first miniature is illuminated. The facsimile reprint is entirely bound in calfskin, with gilt toolings on the boards and the spine. The edition consists of only 500 numbered copies. Leather binding with gold tooling; a leather slipcase houses the half-leather commentary and the facsimile edition.