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1861réf. 3DtParis Firmin Didot 1861 Gros In8 740 pages - beau demi-basane a 6 caissons avec titre doré - coins trés legerement frottés - rousseurs sur la page de titre - bel etat
réf. 100140643Crémille in4. Sans date. Relié. 7 volume(s).
réf. 17580S.l., de l'imprimerie de la société littéraire-typographique, 1784-1789. 70 vol. in-8, veau moucheté brun de l'époque, frises dorés en encadrement sur les plats, dos lisse orné de caissons dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouge, tranches mouchetées (épidermures, petits manques, quelques taches et roussseurs).
1787First and only edition of this document relating to the Kornman-Bergasse affair, the best-known of Beaumarchais' legal intrigues. 42 pp. 4to. UNCUT AND STITCHED AS ISSUED, WITH HUGE MARGINS. FINE AND BRIGHT. Morton & Spinelli 1057. RARE.
réf. 40703Londres & Philadelphie i.e. Paris: Et se trouve par-tout. 1779. 8vo 19.7cm 56p. edges stained publisher's red bound in quarter calf backed marbled boards crushed green morocco label along the spine a fine clean copy . cgc. Adams 79-8b. Gephart 12818. Sabin 4182. Goldsmiths I-11908. Etcheverria & Wilkie 779/12. Fay 12. JFBell B-129. Caron de Beaumarchais 1732-1799 was a playwright watchmaker and adventurer whose best-known works are "The Marriage of Figaro" and "The Barber of Seville". At the behest of Joseph Duverney financier and advisor to Mme de Pompadour he was sent on several missions to England and to Spain to try to secure a monopoly on the slave trade; although unsuccessful he managed through other undertakings to become financially secure enough to purchase the post of "King's Secretary". Beaumarchais was already surreptitiously supplying arms to the American colonies when France came into the war officially in 1778 on the side of the Americans. He now organized a fleet of merchant ships whose purpose was to supply cannon and ammunition to the Continental Congress in exchange for produce especially tobacco. Forty years later his daughter was still waiting for compensation said to be approximately twenty million francs. As a supporter of the French Revolution Beaumarchais' position at the Court was suspect; he spent some time in prison and then fled to England and thence to the Continent; his Paris property was confiscated. He returned to Paris in 1796 but died in relative poverty in 1799. This work was written in response to an earlier work by Edward Gibbon concerning the assistance given by France to the Americans during the Revolutionary War and is "a recital of French and U.S. grievances against Great Britain and a justification of French policy." - Etcheverria & Wilkie. Londres & Philadelphie [i.e. Paris]: Et se trouve par-tout. 1779 unknown
1779réf. 801801779. BEAUMARCHAIS Pierre-Augustin Caron de. Observations sur le Memoire Justificatif de la Cour de Londres. A Londres a Philadelphie 1779. 56pp. Modern unprinted wrappers. Minor soiling to title page and final page early owner's name on titlepage else a near fine copy. HOWES B-289 "aa." Sabin 4182. Goldsmiths 11907. Bell B129. A reply to Edward Gibbon's Memoire Justificatif. not to be confused with de Rayneval's response of the same name. "This work by the famous playwright was part of the pamphlet war that flared over French support of the Americans in the Revolution" Bell. Beaumarchais who wrote the libretti of The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro was an avid supporter of the colonists' plight and had been instrumental in obtaining and transporting arms and ammunition to the Americans under the firm name of Roderigue Hortalez & Co. Later however there was some confusion about whether the supplies were gifts from the French government and Beaumarchais was never properly compensated. His heirs were finally paid $800000 in 1835 only a portion of the actual amount owed him. This present pamphlet is a justification of French policy during the American Revolution and an account of French and American grievances against Great Britain. According to Streeter this "represents the first diplomatic approach to the international problem of the recognition of neutrals of seceded colonies and revolutionary governments"-- Streeter Sale 797. unknown
1779réf. 801961779. BEAUMARCHAIS Pierre-Augustin Caron de. Observations sur le Memoire Justificatif de la Cour de Londres. A Londres a Philadelphie 1779. 56pp. A very good copy in later patterned cloth boards with a leather spine label. HOWES B-289 "aa." Sabin 4182. Goldsmiths 11907. Bell B129. A reply to Edward Gibbon's Memoire Justificatif. not to be confused with de Rayneval's response of the same name. "This work by the famous playwright was part of the pamphlet war that flared over French support of the Americans in the Revolution" Bell. Beaumarchais who wrote the libretti of The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro was an avid supporter of the colonists' plight and had been instrumental in obtaining and transporting arms and ammunition to the Americans under the firm name of Roderigue Hortalez & Co. Later however there was some confusion about whether the supplies were gifts from the French government and Beaumarchais was never properly compensated. His heirs were finally paid $800000 in 1835 only a portion of the actual amount owed him. This present pamphlet is a justification of French policy during the American Revolution and an account of French and American grievances against Great Britain. According to Streeter this "represents the first diplomatic approach to the international problem of the recognition of neutrals of seceded colonies and revolutionary governments"--Streeter Sale 797. unknown
1787réf. 38070Paris: Imprimerie Polytype 1787. First and only edition of this document relating to the Kornman-Bergasse affair the best-known of Beaumarchais' legal intrigues. 42 pp. 4to. UNCUT AND STITCHED AS ISSUED WITH HUGE MARGINS. FINE AND BRIGHT. Morton & Spinelli 1057. RARE. Imprimerie Polytype unknown
réf. 1334856184.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 0656523956.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 0666000980.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1779réf. 89093London Philadelphia: Sans nom d'éditeur 1779. Fine. Sans nom d'éditeur London Philadelphia 1779 12.5 x 19.5 cm Relié First edition of great rarity cf. Sabin 4182.Bradel-style binding in full orange paper-covered boards with a brown shagreen spine label; modern binding.A very good copy.A vindication of Frances conduct during the uprising of the British colonies in America. Sans nom d'éditeur hardcover
réf. 011029[Beaumarchais, Guillaume Kornmann, Nicolas Bergasse], Observations du sieur Bergasse, sur l'écrit du sieur de Beaumarchais ayant pour titre: court mémoire, en attendant l'autre, dans la cause du sieur Kornmann [suivi de] Lettre à Milord *** au sujet de M. Bergasse, et de ses observations dans l'affaire de M. Kornmann. [Paris], s.n., août 1788. In-8, 88-16p. Intéressante réunion de deux ouvrages autour de la fameuse affaire Kornmann: Guillaume, banquier, ayant attaqué sa femme et son amant pour adultère. Il porta plainte aussi contre Beaumarchais pour diffamation. Cette affaire tint longtemps en haleine l'opinion publique, et si Beaumarchais gagna devant la justice, Kornmann et son avocat Bergasse gagnèrent les faveurs de l'opinion publique. Le divorce sera légalisé en septembre 1792 et le couple divorcera donc dès 1793. Broché, les deux brochures liées ensemble à l'époque. Rare. [II] 150
1788réf. 9105[sans lieur], [sans nom], août 1788. Brochure in-8 de 56-[4] pages, couverture de papier blanc, non rogné.
réf. 99187aafLondres & Philadelphie; et se trouve par-tout / Au Palais-Royal, chez Ruault, M.DCC.LXXXV, 1779 / (1785), in-8vo, 56 p. / 1 f. (faux-titre, au verso: Cet ouvrage se trouve,... & Avis de l’Editeur) + titre avec vignette gravée + LVI + 237 p. (+ 1 p. blanche) papier légèrement bruni, dédicace manuscrite ‘de la part de l’auteur’ sur titre des Observations, reliure du XIXè en demi-veau, dos lisse avec pièce de titre et filets or.
réf. 156593S.N. - Chez Ponthieu, Libraire Paris 1788-1825 3 ouvrages reliés en 1 volume in-12 ( 190 X 125 mm ), plein chagrin bleu-nuit, dos à nerfs janséniste, armes dorées frappées au centre du premier plat, tranches dorées, armes dorées frappées au centre du premier plat: POUMAREDE à la devise "Ubique quo honor ducit" ). Bel exemplaire, bien relié de cette rare réunion en édition originale. De la bibliothèque du Colonel POUMAREDE ancien Commandant du 9e Régiment de Hussards ( Reliure armoriée, timbre humide, timbres secs et ex-libris armorié à la devise "Ubique quo honor ducit" ). Le Colonel POUMAREDE a enrichi l'exemplaire d'une coupure de journal collée sur la première garde, ainsi qu'un petit manuscrit dur l'histoire de la musique de 8 pages relié in-fine.- OBSERVATIONS du sieur BERGASSE sur l'écrit du Sieur DE BEAUMARCHAIS ayant pour titre: Court mémoire, en attendant l'autre, dans la CAUSE du Sieur KORNMANN. S.N., S.L., Aout 1788. 91 pages.- Court mémoire, en attendant l'autre. Par P.A. CARON DE BEAUMARCHAIS. 16 pages.- Lettre à Milord *** Sur les Observations de M. BERGASSE, & contenant deux lettres écrites par ce dernier, l'une à M. KORNMANN, l'autre à la REINE. 16 pages.- Les Funérailles du général FOY, député. Ode, par Louis BELMONTET. Paris, Ponthieu, Libraire, 1825. XII pages, couvertures conservées.
1779réf. 113599A Philadelphie A Londres, A Philadelphie et se trouve partout, 1779. Petit In-8 relié plein veau d'époque, dos à nerfs très orné, pièce de titre maroquin rouge, tranches rouges, gardes de papier marbré. 56 pages. Ex-libris. Relié avec : BELLOY M de: Zelmire, tragédie : Veuve Duchesne, 1770. 104 pages Suivi de : GILBERT : Mon apologie. Satire. A La Haye, 1778. 17 pages. Suivi de DORVIGNY : La rage d'amour, parodie de Roland en un acte et en vers mélée de Vaudevilles et Ariettes. Paris, Librairie des Menus Plaisirs du Roi, 1778. 52 pages. Suivi de CREBILLON : Catilina, tragédie. Paris, Prault, 1749. 96 pages. Bon état
1779réf. 89093Sans nom d'éditeur | Londres Philadelphie 1779 | 12.5 x 19.5 cm | Relié
réf. feb123822EPL. Used. For more details please contact me EPL unknown
1967réf. feb11008Pentru Literatura Universala 1967. Used. 1967; Romanian Edition of Nunta lui Figaro BPT 384; For more details please contact me Pentru Literatura Universala unknown
1953réf. feb12447ESPLA 1953. Used. 1953; Romanian Edition of Nunta lui Figaro ESPLA BPT ; For more details please contact me ESPLA unknown
réf. 400063489Editions Larousse Sans date. 5 NOUVEAUX CLASSIQUES LAROUSSE - Beaumarchais - LE BARBIER DE SEVILLE
1961réf. 88915Paris: Hachette 1961. Fine. Hachette Paris 1961 12.5 x 19.3 cm Broché First edition one of 26 numbered copies on Vélin du Marais the only deluxe copies.Rare and appealing copy. Hachette unknown
1961réf. R240143098Librairie Hachette. 1961. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Non coupé. 187 pages, non rognées et cahiers non coupés.. . . . Classification Dewey : 928-Ecrivains
réf. 12670petit format, couverture souple. 187 pages. Exemplaire numéroté sur velin du marais. Ici le 14. très bon état. Une expédition par Mondial Relay vous sera proposée 1961 Librairie Hachette
