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
France 1800. Unbound. Very Good binding. Octavo. 4 pp. First edition thus. Unbound bifolium untrimmed. Light toning first and last page; shelf label on the bottom of the first page; very small hole through lower margins not touching text. Text in French. <br /> <br /> First edition thus of a speech by Napoleon clarifying his opinions on the Roman Catholic religion and on the relationship between church and state in France as well as in Italy and all of Europe: "Cette traduction est tiree du 14e cahier des Annales philosophiques et morales imprimees chez le Clere. . . . On y trouve le texte italien tel qu'il a ete imrime a Genes check Andre Frugoni." Anotehr variant described as being 10 pages gives different publication information and mentions "auquel on a joint des notes historiques." Uncommon. unknown
Globus Verlag Bln. um 1910. 680/449/495 S. Leinen mit Goldprägung Rücken gebräunt/etwas gebräunt und fleckig. - enthalten: Ferdinand Stolle: Elba und Waterloo/Bernd von Guseck: König Murats Ende/Julius Bacher: Napoleons letzte Liebe - unknown
Géraud-Christophe-Michel Duroc 1772-1813 General and Diplomat one of Napoleon's closest advisers saying that he has been told that the wages of "the Lancers of the Guard is 666. f. and that of the second infantrymen of 765. f. - I understand very well that the old infantrymen who do their service by me have 765. f but my intention is that the second infantrymen who are only ordinary soldiers who do not do the service by me have for first wage only 450. f. - would you draft for me a report and a project of decree. Second infantrymen and spearmen should not cost me more than 450. What is sufficient for hussar regiments should be for lancers and second hussars as well." 1 side 4to. Fontainbleau 27th January With the stamp of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana which had been planned by Alexander LINDSAY 25th Earl of Crawford 1812-1880 and his eldest son James 1847-1913 Astronomer Politician Ornithologist Bibliophile and Philatelist. He was a member of the Royal Society president of the Royal Astronomical Society and a prominent Freemason. Father and son were instrumental in building the library up to such an extent that it was one of the most impressive private collections in Britain at the time both for its size and for the rarity of some of the materials it contained. In 1796 Napoleon took Duroc as his aide and made him a major in Egypt a colonel in Syria and then senior aide-de-camp. From 1804 he was a grand marshal and was often sent on diplomatic missions and he signed the treaties of Fontainebleau and Bayonne 180708 determining the French intervention in Spain. He led a division at the Battle of Austerlitz and was in all the campaigns. He was usually consulted by Napoleon on questions of promotion and became the best channel by which Napoleon's lieutenants could approach him. On his journey back from Russia in 1812 the emperor chose Armand de Caulaincourt as his immediate companion and Duroc followed in another sledge. Back in France Duroc was made a senator in 1813. He was heavily involved in the organisation of the new French army and was with it at the battles of Lützen and Bautzen. Only a couple of months after this letter he was in the outposts in Silesia and came under artillery fire and was killed. Napoleon's invasion of Russia has been described as among the most lethal military operations in world history and this letter was written only months after the retreat. Transcription Monsieur le Duc de Frioul Le ministre de la Guerre me rend compte que la 1ère mise des lanciers de la garde est de 666. f. et celle des seconds chasseurs de 765. f. - Je conçois très bien que les vieux chasseurs qui font leur service près de moi aient 765. f mais mon intention est que les seconds chasseurs qui ne sont que des soldats ordinaires et qui ne font pas le service près de moi n'aient pour première mise que 450. faites-moi là de plus un rapport et un projet de décret. Les seconds chasseurs et les lanciers ne doivent pas me coûter plus de 450. Ce qui est suf sant pour les régiments de hussards doit l'être pour les lanciers et les seconds hussards. - Sur ce je prie Dieu qu'il vous ait en sa sainte garde. -Fontainebleau le 27. janvier 1813. Seizième Cote cent cinquante cinq Translation The Duke of Friuli The Minister of War makes me informed that the 1st wage of the Lancers of the Guard is 666. f. and that of the second infantrymen of 765. f. - I understand very well that the old infantrymen who do their service by me have 765. f but my intention is that the second infantrymen who are only ordinary soldiers who do not do the service by me have for first wage only 450. f. - would you draft for me a report and a project of decree. Second infantrymen and spearmen should not cost me more than 450. What is sufficient for hussar regiments should be for lancers and second hussars as well. - Then I pray to God that he keeps you in his holy guard. - Fontainebleau January 27 1813. unknown
<p>Tome Premier. Tome Deuxième - Guerre des Gaules. Henri Plon Imprimeur-Éditeur. Paris. MDCCCLXV. 1865</p>_x000d_<p>2 volumes de 28x195 cm. Com vii i 415; vii i 583 ii págs.</p>_x000d_<p>Encadernações com lombadas em pele com ferros a ouro e folhas de guarda decorativas. Apresentam os cortes das folhas carminados à cabeça e preservam as capas de brochura.</p>_x000d_<p>Obra da autoria de Napoleão III sobrinho de Napoleão Bonaparte que tal como o seu tio foi um admirador do estilo e das conquistas imperiais de Júlio César. Contém vários estudos e levantamentos arqueológicos de campos de batalha reconstituindo os entrincheiramentos abatizes e fortificações provisórias dos romanos e tentando compreender a capacidade de vencer uma guerra de sítio.</p>_x000d_<p>Não constam as gravuras da obra organizadas no «Atlas pour l'Histoire de Jules César».</p> I-196-G-1 unknown
Paris Henri Plon 1865-66. 4to. a. Folio. 4 contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines. Gilt title to spines. Raised bands. Spines and hinges worn. Corners bumped. Upper catital of atlas restored with tape. Label pasted to front board. Minor brownspotting otherwise clean. VII415;VII5832pp. 4 coloured lithographed maps 32 lithographed maps and plans. hardcover
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