Paris Plon et Cie 1876-97. Bound in 10 uniform contemp. hcloth. Spines with gilt lettering. All volumes having orig. printed frontwrappers bound in. In all ca. 5000 pp. hardcover
Paris henri Plon et J. Dumaine 1858-63. 8vo. Bound in 13 contemp. hcalf richly gilt spines. One volume lacks a bit of leather on spine. Slightly rubbed. With the bookplate of the Danish king Frederik VII in gilt on all covers. Some scattered brownspots. hardcover
as Emperor of the French King of Italy and Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine in Italian with translation saying that "on the Report of Our Minister of Foreign Relations of the Kingdom of Italy" Ferdinando Marescalchi 1754-1816 Foreign Minister of the Republic of Italy 1802-1805 of the Napoleonic Kingdom 1805-1814 Count 1809 "Antonio Granelli called Palinetto native of Santa Maria del Taro in the Department of the Appennines accused of various crimes committed in the territory of Our Empire previously condemned for contempt of court to the penalty of death by the French Tribunals and now detained in the prison of Brescia shall be placed at the disposal of the French Authorities" but only after being tried by the Italian "Court of Criminal Justice at Brescia" any non-capital punishment by the French not to exceed what the Italian courts would have stipulated headed Royal Decree No. 350 2 sides folio and conjugate blank Imperial Palace of the Tuileries 12th April crisp Marescalchi was an early supporter of Napoleon. As Foreign Minister he resided in Paris and in 1803 supported by the Bishop of Orléans drew up a concordat for the Kingdom of Italy parallel to that between France and Pius VII of July 1801. After Napoleon's fall in 1814 Empress Marie-Louise was given the Duchies of Parma and Piacenza and chose Marescalchi as Governor 1814-1816. unknown
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