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1778réf. 42532Paris: Lacombe 1778. 2 volumes 12mo pp. xii 320; 364 1; engraved frontispiece 10 plates by Moreau and Duclos; early 19th century three quarter plum morocco over marbled boards spines lettered and ruled in gilt; spines faded to brown extremities rubbed and worn cracks starting; modern bookplate on front pastedowns else interior fine. Historical romance of the Incas told by Marmontel 1723-99 friend and disciple of Voltaire and a prolific if not talented writer on various topics. First published in Paris by Lacombe the previous year. Sabin 44652 does not note this edition; Brunet VIII 953 on the first edition: "Les amateurs qui payent ce roman un grand prix méritent d'être condamnés à le lire" i.e. "Any collector who pays a large price for this novel deserves to be forced to read it". Lacombe unknown
1805réf. 008301London: Printed for Longman Hurst Rees and Orme.and John Murray 1805. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition in English. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Four volumes handsomely rebound by Riviere & Son in later 19th century half mottled calf over marbled boards the backs with intricate gilt tooled designs and red and black morocco labels marbled end papers gilt tops. Near Fine period owner name title page each volume pages evenly toned. small rubs at corners joints showing hints of wear. Printed for Longman Hurst Rees and Orme.and John Murray Hardcover
réf. MA06A-06808Harrison. Collectible - Acceptable. London: Harrison 1782. Volume 6. 8vo. 438234pp. Illus. Fair book. Spine ends chipped and split. Boards missing. Binding split into three segments: at p. 230 of Peregrine Pickle and at p. iii of Moral Tales. Pages foxed and somewhat brittle. Inquire if you need further information. Harrison hardcover
réf. 8639P., Merlin, 1775 ; 3 vol. in-12. Titre gravé-titre-portrait-XVII-345pp.-9 planches hors-texte. - Titre gravé-titre-table-376pp.-9 planches. - 3ff.-312pp.-1f.-5 pl. Basane fauve de l'époque, dos à nerfs ornés, pièces de titre de maroquin rouge, et de tomaison en maroquin noir, triples filets dorés d'encadrement sur le plats, avec fleurons dorés aux angles ; roulettes dorées sur les coupes. Légers frottements sur les coupes et aux coins, petites épidermures sans gravité au dos du tome 3. Quelques rousseurs. Ex-libris manuscrit au verso de la première garde : "H.S. Blaze". Bel exemplaire malgré de menus défauts.
1817réf. 3616Paris: Guillaume et Companie Libraire rue Hautefeuille no. 14 1817. Good. 2 vols. small 12mo. 233 3; 250 4 pp. With 2 engraved frontispieces. Contemporary French mottled sheep extremities worn and bumped; back cover of vol. 2 abraided with loss leather on front hinge quite worn but the board is quite attached marbled pastedowns and endpapers all edges marbled. Text with minor foxing but completely unmarked and unspoiled. NOT ex-library! No copy of this edition has been located despite extensive searching. KVK and FirstSearch list a digital surrogate only but the link wrongly points to a completely different edition Ledentu which consists of 288 332 pages. The two frontispieces in our edition appear to be reverse copies of the illustrations executed by J.M. Moreau le jeune for Lacombe's 1777 edition the first illustrated. The political philosophical and theological significance of this novel is very considerable and Marmontel's text was quickly translated into German English Dutch Italian Russian Swedish and Spanish. Luciano Pellegrini explains its lasting importance and its relevance to modern readers: "'Les Incas' presents a moment of the Conquistadors. Using the knowledge on the subject accumulated over the years and numerous readings Marmontel traces an epic picture of the conquest of Peru by Pizarro and his companions. Not to praise it but to underline its violence and show the monitory end of the empire of 'the most human people in the universe.' . It is a plea against religious fanaticism understood as 'the spirit of intolerance and persecution the spirit of hatred and vengeance for the cause of a God whom one believes irritated and of whom one makes himself the Ministers. . Pizarro remains responsible for the atrocities committed by his men without really sharing them. . One could notice the presence of attitudes of colonial domination in Alonzo de Molina's love for the native Cora. These very real ambiguities are however inseparable from the philosophical commitment of 'Les Incas.' They even touch on the project of universal tolerance carried by Marmontel and largely contribute to the literary quality of a novel which had a success for more than a century." SOURCE: Luciano Pellegrini review of the 2016 critical edition Paris Garnier edited by Pierino Gallo in: Eighteenth-Century Fiction 32:1 Fall 2019 228-231. Not located in CCFR or COPAC in addition to KVK and FirstSearch. Guillaume et Companie, Libraire, rue Hautefeuille, no. 14 unknown
réf. 69639hardcover. 2 vols. 8vo finely bound in full mottled calf gilt spine and borders A Leide: Murray 1783. unknown books
1805réf. AQ26365London: Printed for Longman Hurst Rees and Orme.and John Murray 1805. In four volumes. Contemporary green diced calf tooled in gilt and blind contrasting black calf lettering-pieces marbled edges. Lightly rubbed spines dulled. Very occasional light spotting. The first edition in English of French poet dramatist novelist and critic Jean-Francois Marmontel's 1723-1799 memoirs handsomely bound. . First edition in English. 12mo. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme...and John Murray unknown
1790réf. 7050London Printed by T. Martin Printer Book-binder & Pocket Book maker No 76 Wood Street Cheapside. c.1790. 1790 24 p. 19cm. Stab sewn lacking the lower wrapper. Untrimmed with some corners turned on the fore edge. Otherwise clean and crisp. This issue of Marmontel's popular tale appears to be unrecorded. Martin's imprint appears on similar pamphlets dated 1788-1795 in ESTC. London, Printed by T. Martin, Printer, Book-binder, & Pocket Book maker, No 76 Wood Street, Cheapside. unknown
réf. 89708º: 8 A-V 8 X 4 gepag.: 16 324 4 pp. Gegraveerde titelpagina en 3 platen naar H. Gravelot. Half leer goed exemplaar. Hartog De Spectatorale Geschriften Utrecht 1890 p.241-248; Wille De literator R.M. van Goens en zijn kring. Studiën over de achttiende eeuw Zutphen 1937 Amsterdam 1993 II p.332-344; Te Winkel V p.421 Buisman 1556; Forum II 951 2e druk 1768; Mateboer 114; Scheepers II 652 De publicatie van dit boek leidde in Nederland tot een heftige polemiek die de Sokratische oorlog wordt genoemd. In 1767 was in Frankrijk 'Bélisaire' verschenen een roman van Marmontel 1723-1799 over de Romeinse veldheer Belisarius waarin de natuurlijke goedheid van de mens wordt verkondigd en verdraagzaamheid tegenover andersdenkenden bepleit. Het boek werd overal in Europa met groot enthousiasme ontvangen maar van orthodoxe zijde scherp aangevallen. Nergens was de strijd echter heviger dan in ons land waarbij het al gauw niet meer ging om Marmontels 'Belisarius' maar om de vraag of deugdzame heidenen als Sokrates op zijn persoon spitste zich het conflict toe in de hemel konden komen. De zeer rechtzinnige predikant Hofstede speelde in deze pennenstrijd een hoofdrol. Voor uitgever Meijer had al dat rumoer het plezierige gevolg dat het boek al na een paar maanden was uitverkocht; dat gebeurde ook met de tweede druk waarna in 1769 nog een derde druk verscheen. Maar ook Hofstedes scherpe kritiek met zijn 274 pagina's de 'Belisarius' in omvang benaderend moest twee maal worden herdrukt. Uiteindelijk maakten de Staten van Holland in 1773 een eind aan de strijd tussen orthodoxen en toleranten. Achterin deze eerste druk van 'Belisarius' een fondslijst van Pieter Meijer 4 pagina's. unknown
1777réf. 2589# AUTEUR: Marmontel # ILLUSTRATEUR: Moreau le jeune # ÉDITEUR: Lacombe - Paris # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1777 # ENVOI, BEAUX PAPIERS: Vergé # COUVERTURE: plein veau marbré - dos à nerfs très orné de fleurons dorés - pièce de titre rouge et tomaison verte - filet à froid sur les # DÉTAILS: 2 volumes in 8° reliés [1] 338pp.[1] - [1] 380pp. [3]. Un frontispice et 10 hors texte par Moreau le jeune gravés à l'eau forte par De Ghendt et terminé au burin par Leveau. ”Le but de cet ouvrage est donc de contribuer à faire détester de plus en plus ce fanatisme destructeur...”(préface) # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
réf. 46400499, Paris, Merlin, 1766 ; 2 vol. in-8, veau fauve marbré, dos lisses ornés de filets dorés, fleurons, palmettes et petits fers dorés, p. de titre, tranches rouges. (Reliures de l'époque). EDITION ORIGINALE de la traduction en prose de Marmontel et PREMIER TIRAGE. Frontispice et 10 figures hors-texte de Gravelot gravées en taille-douce par Duclos, Le Mire, Née, Rousseau et Simonet. ( Cohen 662- Tchemerzine VII, p. 454- Cioranescu 43005). Lucain n'a pas achevé le 10 ° livre de cette grande épopée en vers. Marmontel y a ajouté un supplément tiré de César, Plutarque et Appien. Intérieur très frais, coiffes supérieures usées menu, un coin lég. émoussé.
1766réf. 195561766 Paris, Merlin, 1766, 2 tomes en 2 vol. in-8 de (2)-LXXIX-(1)-304-(2) pp. errata ; (2)-415-(5) pp. errata, approbation et privilège, rel, d'ép. de plein veau fauve marbré, dos à nerfs ornés de fers dorés, pièces de titres de maroquin rouge et de tomaisons de maroquin vert, très bel ex.
réf. ZNC-159Paris, Lacombe, 1777, 2 volumes in-8°, XII-338 pages, plein veau moucheté de l'époque, encadrements de triple filets dorés sur les plats, dos lisses richement ornés de fleurons et de filets dorés.
réf. 22966Paris, 31 mai 1771. In-8, 2 pp. (petites rousseurs).
réf. 44650Paris Chez Lelong, Libraire 1824 in 12 (15x9,5) 5 volumes reliures pleine basane foncée de l'époque, dos lisses ornés, pièces de titre et de tomaison de cuir rouge, guirlande dorée d'encadrement sur les plats, des rousseurs éparses. Tome 1: 225 pages, avec 10 gravures hors texte, dont un portrait et un frontispice gravés. Tome 2: 234 pages [1], avec 11 gravures hors texte, dont un portrait en frontispice. Tome 3: 205 pages [1], avec 5 gravures hors texte, dont un portrait en frontispice. Tome 4: 218 pages [1], avec 7 gravures hors texte. Tome 5: 252 pages, avec 3 gravures hors texte. Complet des 36 planches gravées. Anthologie de voyages finement illustrée par Monnet, Duplessix-Bertaux, Lebrun, Fragonard fils, Lemire et Marillier. Quatrième édition. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1787réf. 1305060057Paris 1787-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 2 volume set. Smooth contemporary leather binding with gilt spine flourish. Red spine labels. 14 cm. Good binding. Rubbing to cover. Marbled end pages. Internally as new. Clean unmarked pages. Book plate of Max Freud on verso. Ships daily. Paris hardcover
1819réf. elala1475Paris: A. Belin 1819-20. 1819. 7 Volumes. 8vo. with half-titles. contemporary tree sheep Vols. I & VII spines defective several joints cracked several joints partly cracked some spine ends worn some light foxing. The last volume contains several pieces that were not included in the Verdière edition of 1818-19. Brunet III 1440. Cioranescu 42959. Quérard V 552. Paris: A. Belin, 1819-20. unknown
réf. 69639hardcover. 2 vols. 8vo finely bound in full mottled calf gilt spine and borders A Leide: Murray 1783. unknown
1777réf. WRCAM11589Paris 1777. Two volumes. viii252; 2792pp. plus plates. Half titles. Contemporary mottled calf gilt rebacked in contemporary style leather labels. Tanning and foxing contemporary gift inscription on each half title. Good. Marmontel's novelistic treatment of the fall of the Inca empire was a huge success in an age that saw several empires tumble. This is the first edition of many. SABIN 44651. hardcover books
1762réf. WRCLIT67651Amsterdam: Aux Depens de la Compagnie 1762. Three volumes bound in one. xvi1400; iii1490; 96pp. Small thick 12mo. Old calf raised bands spine gilt extra gilt label pastepaper endsheets. Engraved title vignettes. Ink name on title thin splash mark on last leaf of second volume mirrored to title-leaf of third volume short marginal tear in one leaf no loss spine shows creases from having been read tiny worm hole in spine otherwise a very good copy. "Nouvelle Edition corrigée & augmentée" of the CONTES. The collected sketches Marmontel contributed to LE MERCURE DE FRANCE notable for their polished style and their faithful depiction of French society during the reign of Louis XV. The first edition appeared the same year pirated editions flourished leading to the authorized and celebrated edition illustrated with plates after Gravelot published in 1765. GAY-LEMONNYER 709-10. Aux Depens de la Compagnie hardcover books
1765réf. 58785Paris: J. Merlin Libraire 1765. Second edition preceded by several 1761 printings but the first illustrated edition. 12mo also issued in 8vo. 3 volumes: 4 xvi 2 345; 6 376; 4 312 3 pp. Volumes one and two with engraved title page only volume three with extra engraved title page. Engraved portrait frontispiece to volume one and 23 engraved plates by Gravelot. Marmontel 1723-1799 French historian and contributor to the Encyclopedie originally wrote this famous series of tales for inclusion in the periodical Le Mercure beginning in 1758. Brunet vol. III p. 1440. Graesse vol. 4 p. 406. Paper flaw in the final two leaves in volume two taking several words of text a few signatures slightly pulled some scattered foxing to margins but an attractive copy. Contemporary mottled calf a little rubbed marbled endpapers leather labels and gilt ornaments and rules on spine all edges red. #5969. J. Merlin Libraire hardcover books
1805réf. 76740London: Longman Hurst Rees and John Muray 1805. First Edition. Leather_bound. Very Good. 406 346 356 344 total pages. Lacks adverts at end of each volume which were excised when set was rebound. Professionally bound in 3/4 green leather with marbled boards. Spine titles and decorations in gilt. Small octavos. Condition: Rear board to volume one has some fading spines bright corners bumped and some light edgewear. Bindings tight. Bookplate to each volume occasional foxing to interiors overall bright. Marmontel 1723-1799 gained literary success in Paris with his Moral Stories Contes Moraux regarded as classics today. He wrote "Les Incas" a call for religious toleration which led to his being denounced by the Sorbonne. He was also friends with Diderot and the Encyclopedists. Longman, Hurst, Rees and John Muray unknown
1820réf. GT1070Paris Rue Du Paon-St-Andre No1: L. Tenre 1820. Novelle Ediiton . Hardback. Fine. 12mo. Small complete 6 volume set bound in the original brown binding with calf spines gilt. An engraved frontiplate to each volume. Each volume has the armorial bookplate of Persival S. Umfreville Pickering. Pax Tua Domine Est Requies Pickering Percival Spencer Umfreville Spencer Pickering born 6 March 1858 - 5 December 1920 was a British chemist and horticulturist. 14cms. Marmontel Jean-Franc¸ois 1723-1799. Originally pub. in 1765. lviii 227; 301i; 348; 287 i; 343i; 309ipp. L. Tenre hardcover
réf. #[24892]Paris Lacombe 1777. First edition. 2 volumes half leather.Very nice copy in good condition. 338380 pag. Illustrated with a frontispice and 10 engraved plates after Moreau le Jeune.B0248 . hardcover
1765réf. 58785Paris: J. Merlin Libraire 1765. Second edition preceded by several 1761 printings but the first illustrated edition. 12mo also issued in 8vo. 3 volumes: 4 xvi 2 345; 6 376; 4 312 3 pp. Volumes one and two with engraved title page only volume three with extra engraved title page. Engraved portrait frontispiece to volume one and 23 engraved plates by Gravelot. Marmontel 1723-1799 French historian and contributor to the Encyclopedie originally wrote this famous series of tales for inclusion in the periodical Le Mercure beginning in 1758. Brunet vol. III p. 1440. Graesse vol. 4 p. 406. Paper flaw in the final two leaves in volume two taking several words of text a few signatures slightly pulled some scattered foxing to margins but an attractive copy. Contemporary mottled calf a little rubbed marbled endpapers leather labels and gilt ornaments and rules on spine all edges red. #5969. J. Merlin Libraire unknown
