Paris: Lejay e poi Devaux 1791-92. .Precedée de tous les Discours et Ouvrages du meme Auteur prononcés ou publiés en Provence pendant le cours des élections. Par M. Etienne Méjan. - 5 volumi 125x21 cm in mezza pelle coeva dorso liscio ornato e dorato con tassello di titolo rosso fenditura alla cerniera del vol 1 e in coda la dizione Bibliothèque de Michel Chevalier. Ex libris di Chevalier anche all'interno di ognuno dei 5 volumi. Piatti con carta marmorizzata usure tagli gialli -Paginazioni: Vol 1: 4-396-IV pagine; ritratto di Mirabeau in antiporta. Una tavola ripiegata di tabelle fuori testo che si riferisce però al tomo 5. Vol 2: 4-514-IV pagine. Vol 3: 4-436-VII pagine. Vol 4: 4-362-II pagine. Vol 5: 538 pagine. Ricercata raccolta -sconosciuta allEinaudi e al Kress- degli interventi di Mirabeau allAssemblea Nazionale dal 1789 al 1791 pubblicata subito dopo la sua morte. Contiene numerosi pezzi di soggetto economico e finanziario per esempio: "Sur la proposition faite par M. Necker douvrir un emprunt de 30 millions"; "Sur le nouveau imprunt de 80 million proposé par M. Necker"; Discours sur la caisse descompte in polemica con Necker; Sur le papier monnoie; Motion pour létablissement dune caisse nationale; Discours sur le projet de banque nationale présenté par M. Necker; Discours sur le retour des Indes; numerosi interventi soprattutto nel IV vol. sulla emissione di assignats. Ma i discorsi potevano toccare naturalmente altri argomenti come "Sur les droits à donner aux Juifs et aux comediens" sic; "Discours sur le droit de paix et de guerre"; Eloge funebre de Franklin". Il 5° volume contiene per la prima volta in edizione completa uno dei più importanti lavori economici di M. le Observations préliminaires sur le premier rapport du comité des monnoies presentate il 12 dicembre 1790. Pp.11-224. Un errore del rilegatore ha spostato le pagg. 209-224 quaderno O dopo pag. 368. Inoltre la tabella fuori testo sui saggi delloro è stata per errore inserita allinizio del tomo 1. Proprio il saggio di Mirabeau venne poi ripreso e ripubblicato da Michel Chevalier nel suo "De la baisse probable de lor." Paris Capelle 1859 Einaudi 1050. Esemplare quindi di straordinaria provenienza. Mirabeau avait à cette date 41 ans. Il avait en finances des connaissances etendues mai sourtout dexcellents conseillers qui lui preparaient ses papiers. Ses idées en matière monétaire mériteraient une étude trés attentive: on sait che sa volumineuse Constitution monetarire a passé longtemps pour un classique de la littérature monetaire et Michel Chevalier la publiait encore en 1859: Guy Thuillier Les idées monetaires au debut de la Révolution: Mirabeau et la réforme monetaire de 1785 Roma Accademia dei Lincei 1979 pp.7. Lejay e poi Devaux unknown
à Londres London: Chez J. Johnson 1788. Fine. Chez J. Johnson à Londres London 1788 - relié First edition second issue. The first of 1784 contains only 212pp. against 403 for this one which has been expanded with the translation of Price's work: ""Observations on the Importance of the American Revolution"". Turgot's letter and Price's book benefit from a half-title. Later modern binding. Pastiche blonde cardboard Bradel binding. Smooth spine with pink sheep title and volume labels. Spine lightly darkened. Rubbing. Uncut copy bound directly from the original wrappers. The first 2 leaves browned. Scattered browning. Last leaf with lack to lower right corner. The Order of Cincinnati a modern order of chivalry was instituted by Washington to reward the French and Americans at the end of the War of Independence. The creation of this order was initially criticized in the United States itself as contrary to the democratic principles of equality. Mirabeau's work then residing in England takes up these criticisms and extends them to all noble heredities. The translation of Richard Price's work major in the history of American democratic ideas was requested by Benjamin Franklin. A letter from Turgot attached to the whole asks Americans to be more scrupulous in the future regarding democratic principles. Chez J. Johnson unknown
A Hambourg Hamburg: S. n. 1782. Fine. S. n. A Hambourg Hamburg 1782 12 x 20 cm In-8 relié First edition. The second part is regarded as rare since Prussia ordered the manuscript to be seized and the copies burned although in fact the second part is found in many sets. Contemporary full mottled brown calf binding. Spine with raised bands richly gilt. Red morocco lettering-piece. Lower headcap partly torn. Abrasion to the lower cover with loss along the joint. Two corners rubbed. A brown stain in the upper margin of p. 49 about 2 cm. Loss in the margin at the corner of p. 144 not affecting the text. Marbled endpaper with a cut along the outer margin. Some gatherings browned. A good copy. The work written during and after Mirabeaus arrest and imprisonment at Vincennes is both a plea and an indictment against arbitrary justice and power. « J'entreprends de parler des emprisonnements arbitraires et des prisons d'état. » The volume contains numerous historical commentaries and substantial documentation on arbitrary authority and judicial practice. In the second part Mirabeau deals more specifically with prison life and incarceration. He also reflects on the English constitution and argues that our own history condemns the use of lettres de cachet just as it makes kings the sole representatives of the people. A rich source of material on prisons and imprisonment. S. n. hardcover
<p>Imprimerie du Vatican 1783. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 32mo 5x 3.1inches pp263. Hardcover issued without dust jacket. Binding of black letter spine with decorative gilt titles over black boards in very good condition with some rubbing to edges. Inside all pages in very good condition with a little toning and the very odd spot of foxing. The book is in 11 parts each dealing with different sexual practices or perversions with titles in Hebrew or Greek: Anagogy; Anelytroid; Ischa; Toproid; Thalaba sodomy; Anandryne female homosexuality; Akropody circumcision; Kadhesch; Behemah bestiality; Anoscopy; Linguanmania nymphomania. Mirabeau wrote and published this work whilst imprisoned and sentenced to death for seduction during which time he met the Marquis de Sade who was also writing erotic works; however the two disliked each other intensely. The book was immediately banned and copies destroyed but the authorities could not stop the work being widely circulated. The preface of this copy states " 2 other manuscripts which have the same merit and which are both interesting; they will be completed to print within 2 months". An excellent copy of this notorious work from an equally notorious author. Very scare indeed. <br /><br /></p> Imprimerie du Vatican hardcover
Milan: Imprimerie Italienne et Française. An I de la République Cisalpine 1797.98. Divisé par ordre de matières et embrassant les différentes branches de léconomie politique; extrait de tous les ouvrages de Gabriél-Honoré Riquetti de Mirabeau et suivi dun précis historique de sa vie ainsi que dune table alphabétique et raisonné des matières. Tome premier .quatrième. --- Quattro volumi in 8° 130x200 di XXIV-252pp; 2-295pp; 2-258pp; 2-217pp mal numerata 213. Modesta brossura muta dattesa usurata o quasi inesistente ai dorsi; in barbe.--- Prima edizione. Raccolta di estratti delle opere curata da Pierre-Jean-Baptiste Chaussard. Questa ed in francese manca al Cat. Undr che riporta la stessa ed in Italiano al n. 906. Einaudi 3934. Imprimerie Italienne et Française. unknown
Londres Paris: se 17761788. Tre opere riunite in un volume 12x20 cm legatura coeva in piena pelle dorso liscio ornato e dorato; risguardie con carta marmorizzata tagli marmorizzati. 1- ESSAI sur le despotisme. Londres 1776. Di 214pp. Ristampa della prima edizione. 2- OBSERVATIONS d'un voyageur anglais sur la maison de force appelé Bicetre; suivies des réflexions sur les effets de la sévérité des peines et sur la la législation criminelle de la Grande-Bretagne. Avec une lettre de M. Benjamin Franklin. Sl ma Paris 1788. Di 2-VIII-128pp. Prima edizione. Einaudi 393- 3- SUR LA LIBERTÉ de presse. Imité de l'anglois de Milton. Londres. 1788. Di 66 pagine. Ma gli ultimi 8 fogli sono interessati da una vecchia erosione circolare che sebbene restaurata comporta la PERDITA di varie parole del testo. se unknown
Paris: Le Jay 1792. .corrigée de la main de l'auteur sur l'exemplaire de la seconde édition acheté à sa vente. Précédé de la lettre de M. de S. M. aux auteurs de la Gazette littéraire & suivi de l'Avis aux hessois & de la réponse aux conseils de la raison. Un volume 13x21 cm di VIII-336 pagine. Non presente la Lettre de M. de S.M. aux auteurs de la Gazette Littéraire che precedeva l'Essai pp.IX-XL. Qualche brunitura. Bella legatura coeva .dorso liscio ornato e dorato con tassello di titolo rosso; risguardie con carta marmorizzata tagli marmorizzati. -La terza edizione è lunica che comprenda lAvis aux Hessois che M. aveva scritto per denunciare limpiego dei tedeschi Hesseni nella guerra dindipendenza americana. Lopuscolo era stato pubblicato nel 1777. Le Jay unknown
Sl Alençon: se Malassis 1789. Due volumi 12x21 cm di 4-XVII-318 e 4-376 pagine. Legatura coeva in mezza pelle con larghe erosioni al dorso senza due tasselli quello di tomagione al vol 1 e quello di titolo al vol 2 mancanza al piede del volume 2; piatti in cartone blu. Interno in ottime condizioni. Edizione Originale di questo libro précurseur du reportage politique che provocò tanti guai a Mirabeau che inutilmente tentò di negarne la paternità. Cette révélation indiscrète des maneuvres diplomatiques de M. écrites dans un esprit de critique amère et avec la licence dun libelle souleva touts les esprits contre lauteur. Louis XVI crut devoir une satisfaction au corp diplomatique et ce libelle fut condamné le 10 février 1789 a etre laceré et brulé au pied du Grand Escalier par la main du bourreau Superchièries II-1158. Gli amici di M. lo giustificarono dicendo che voleva salvare dal fallimento col suo best-seller il libraio Lejay cui era molto legato. Prenez ce livre: il me perd mai il vous sauve. se (Malassis) unknown
Paris: François de La Garde 1786. Fine. François de La Garde Paris 1786 14.50 x 22 cm broché First edition of this work addressed to the new King of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm against the three great impostors of the time: Cagliostro Lavater and Mesmer. First page creased title page some light foxing. Rare work in original stitching. François de La Garde unknown
Paris: Garnery 1792 . First edition. Leather. Very Good Indeed. 7" by 4.5". None. The complete four volume first edition of Honore Gabriel Riqueti comte de Mirabeau's letters to his mistress Marie Therese de Monnierm written when he was imprisoned in Vincennes. In the original French.The first edition of this work complete in four volumes.The letters of French writer orator and statesman Honore Gabriel Riqueti comte de Mirabeau a prominent figure of the early stages of the French Revolution.He spent much of the 1770s imprisoned for his anti-government politics including four years in Vincennes Castle. During this period he wrote a series of letters to his mistress Marie Thérèse de Monnier. These love letters were collected and published in this edition posthumously.Rebound in calf with endpapers renewed.Bookplate of Edward Alan Walker to the front pastedowns.These love letters were written between 1777 and 1780 at Vincennes. In Vincennes he met the Marquis de Sade who was also writing erotic works; however the two disliked each other intensely. Rebound in full calf with endpapers renewed. Fading to back strips with light rubbing to back strip heads and tails. Bookplates to front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages age toned with instances of spotting to first and last few leaves of each volume. Very Good Indeed Garnery hardcover
J.B. Garnery. Collectible - Acceptable. Paris: J.B. Garnery 1792. Volume 4. 12mo. 356pp. French. Fair book. Ex-library else Good. Bookplate inside. Spine ends worn. France politics government personal correspondence biographies books in French Inquire if you need further information. J.B. Garnery unknown
London: Arthur L. Humphreys 1909 . Hardback. Very Good Indeed. 9" by 6.5". None. A bright copy of this English language translation of the erotic love letters of French nobleman and prominent figure in the early French Revolution the Count of Mirabeau. An English language translation of the love letters of Honore Gabriel Riqueti Count of Mirabeau a noble who was embroiled in numrerous personal scandals prior to the start of the French Revolution and who nevertheless later acquired a reputation as a voice of the people becoming a leader of the early stages of the Revolution.Though considered unattractive Mirabeau used his charm to win the hearts of women throughout France. He began an affair with a woman named Sophie better known as Marie Therese de Monnier. They fell in love but Mirabeau was already on the run from the law due to an altercation over a different woman.In 1777 Mirabeau was caught arrested and imprisoned and began writing the erotic letters to Sophie that are translated in this volume and were widely published throughout France.With the armorial bookplate of Antarctic explorer Sir Philip Lee Brocklehurst to the front pastedown. In the publisher's original quarter paper vellum binding with paper covered boards. Back strip a touch discoloured with spotting to spine label. Fore edge of text block age toned. Armorial bookplate to front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages clean and bright. Very Good Indeed Arthur L. Humphreys hardcover
London: Arthur L. Humphreys 1909. 1st Thus. Very Good. First edition thus of this english translation from Arthur L. Humphreys printer. Mirabeau's love-letters is a fascinating and tragically romatic series of letters the 18th century lothario wrote to his lover Sophia while imprisoned in France and awaiting execution. Filled with love longing eroticism and regret these letters are a meaningful expression of passion. Bound in full rust morocco with gilded framing five etched hinge leaves coming from five raised bands on the spine six gilded cells on spine with floral stamps title and city of publication at bottom. Hinge worn and some scuffing on spine. Top fore edge gilded remaining edges rough cut. Former owner signature inside front cover. Interior is very clean and clear. <br /> <br /> Pages: 4 347 Dimensions: 8¾ x 6⅛ x 1¼ . Arthur L. Humphreys unknown
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