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2007réf. DADAX0548262527Kessinger Publishing 2007-07-25. hardcover. New. 6.00x1.13x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing hardcover
2010réf. DADAX1165698684Kessinger Publishing 2010-09-10. paperback. New. 6.00x1.09x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing paperback
réf. DADAX0341093149Wentworth Press 2018-08-08. hardcover. New. 6.14x0.94x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Wentworth Press hardcover
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1829réf. 965H7London: S. Low; Treuttel; Würtz; Treuttel Fils et Richter 1829. Leather. Very Good. 5.5" by 3.5". J. Romney; E. I. Roberts. A very scarce 1829 second edition of Marmontel"s Contes moraux with notes by L. T. Ventouillac and two engraved frontispiece plate illustrations. Bound in a full calf binding.This volume is the second edition second issue of selected moral tales by Jean-François Marmontel. This volume presents a selection of Marmontel"s Contes Moraux "Moral Tales" short didactic stories originally written in the 18th century. This volume features two engraving illustration frontispiece plates by J. Romney and E. I. Roberts. Collated complete.Marmontel 1723-1799 was a French historian writer and a member of the Encyclopédistes movement. He was a key figure of the French Enlightenment and crafted these stories for the Mercure de France. They were later collected into book form beginning in 1761. Bound in full-calf binding. Externally smart. Rubbing and bumping to extremities particularly the spine and joints. The odd handling mark and scratch to boards. Slight loss at head of spine. Slight cracking at joints. Previous seller's label to front paste down. Front hinge strained with front free endpaper slightly loose. The odd spot to endpapers. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright and clean with one or two spots heavier to fore edge. Very Good S. Low; Treuttel; Würtz; Treuttel Fils et Richter hardcover
1796réf. 4460Newburyport Mass. / Boston: Printed by William Barrett for Thomas & Andrews Boston 1796. First edition thus. Very good. 18mo. ix 1 11-108 i.e. 11-208 pp. errors in pagination: 156 207-208 misnumbered 136 107-108. Contemporary mottled American sheep red spine label flat spine with single fillets dividing compartments old leather repair in the second; FOXING throughout as is true in most copies on account of the paper stock; outer edges of gatherings B L and R with even staining; extremities of binding somewhat worn bookplate removed front binder's blank a bit brittle and loosening; 1 1/2 sheets of binder's blanks at end. NB: this half-sheet is original and does not represent an excision as can been seen from the old offsetting of the final page of text. Overall in very good condition. AN EARLY AMERICAN PRINTING OF A WORK OF PATRIOTIC FICTION; OUR COPY WAS OWNED BY A YOUNG WOMAN OR WOMAN BY AT LEAST 1803. THIS NEWBURYPORT EDITION OF THE NOVEL IS UNCOMMON: SINCE 1908 ONLY TWO OTHER COPIES HAVE APPEARED ON THE MARKET. At a time when women were denied the rights of citizenship the text of Marmontel's "Belisarius" was of particular interest to some contemporary feminist authors and activists some of whom utilized its plots to champion human rights as is attested by the 1795 New York play written by Margaretta Faugeres entitled "Belisarius: A Tragedy." The first blank leaf is inscribed "Eliza Gage 1803." This may have been Eliza Gage of Newburyport who was born in 1790 to Jonathan Gage and Susanna Jewett. The present translation follows that of the bilingual text given in the Brussels 1792 edition although no Translator's Preface appears therein. However there is one in the present edition and it seems to have been written by an American. The final sentence reads: "What will still raise your surprise to a great height is to find an author possessed of so strong a sense of liberty born under the French government: he has been since sent to the Bastile as a reward for his most excellent performance." A copy of this Newburyport edition was listed among the fiction books in the Caritat Circulating Library in 1804 for which see G.G. Raddin An Early New York Library of Fiction 1940 p. 82. Evans 30737. ESTC W4099. Printed by William Barrett (for Thomas & Andrews, Boston) unknown
1811réf. 907P26London: J. Walker; J. Johnson and Co; et al 1811. Leather. Very Good. 5" by 3". Not Stated. Two popular eighteenth century French novels bound in one volume English translations of the works of Marmontel and Florian. Two popular French works translated into English and bound in one volume.Illustrated with a frontispiece and an engraved title.'Belisarius' by Jean-Francois Marmontel. This novel popularised the fictitious tale of Belisarius being reduced to a beggar by Justinian I despite his great services to the Empire throughout his life.'Numa Pompilius' by Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian was written in imitation of Fenelon's 'Telemaque'. Including a biographical introduction to each author. In a half calf binding with marbled paper to the boards. Externally smart with a little light rubbing. Spine is a little faded. Minor age-toning to the boards. Prior owner's ink inscription to the front paste down. Internally firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned and generally clean with some scattered spots. Very Good J. Walker; J. Johnson and Co; et al hardcover
1804réf. 860B49Paris : Chez Xhriuet 1804. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 7" by 4.5". None. Four volumes of the memoirs of writer and historian Jean-Francois Marmontel. Four volumes of the posthumous works of Jean-Francois Marmontel in the first edition. In the original French. Jean-Francois Marmontel was a French historian and writer. All four volumes contain the memoirs of the writer detailing his career life and works. He wrote a succession of Tragedies and articles for the Encycloepedie and gained the patronage of Madame de Pompadour. The first volume has a signature to the editions page. With a bookplate to each front pastedown for Frankland. Uniformly bound in half calf with marbled boards. Externally smart with light rubbing to the tail of the spine and extremities. With a bookplate to each front pastedown for Frankland. Internally firmly bound with bright and clean pages. Very Good Chez Xhriuet hardcover
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
1895réf. 803R59London: George Allen 1895. Cloth. Very Good. 8" by 5.5". Chris Hammond. A charming illustrated edition of Marmontel's collection of moral tales bound in smart gilt cloth and illustrated by Chris Hammond. First published in 1792 this is an English translation of Marmontel's popular moral tales. Jean-Francois Marmontel was a French historian and writer an influence on John Ruskin and John Stuart Mill. With illustrations throughout by Chris Hammond.Containing the ownership bookplate of Harry S. Broom.Edited by George Saintsbury. In the publisher's original full cloth binding. Externally very smart; just a touch bumped to the head of the spine with slight loss. Ownership bookplate to the front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages are occasionally slightly spotted. Very Good George Allen hardcover
2009réf. DADAX1104892049Kessinger Publishing 2009-08-10. paperback. New. 6.00x0.90x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing paperback
réf. 1430008Hard Cover. Light Wear. Some Soiling and Faint Stains on Boards Particularly Volume 2. Numbered 408 out of 1000 Sets Printed. Clean Text. Unless Listed in this decription VG or Better. hardcover
2009réf. DADAX1104068052Kessinger Publishing 2009-02-06. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.69x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing hardcover
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réf. 37874Paris Merlin 1767. Frontispice 2 feuillets. n.ch. X. 340 pages. 3 feuillets. 195x13 Cm. Plein veau. Dos lisse orné un peu fendillé. Reliure de l'époque restaurée. Première garde renouvelée. Coins et coiffes émoussés. Tirage spécial du principal ouvrage de l'écrivain d'origine limousine François Marmontel. Ce roman politique et moral eut un grand retentissement grâce aux points de vue qu'il apportait sur les problèmes soulevés par le Siècle des Lumières et notamment celui de la tolérance religieuse. Le chapitre XV est pour cette raison resté célèbre. Il fut même traduit en russe par l'impératrice Catherine II que ses idées novatrices intéressaient. L'illustration se compose d'un frontispice et de 3 planches hors-texte dessinés par Gravelot. Très rare exemplaire réimposé au format in-8 sur grand papier de Hollande. Quelques taches et salissures. Paris, Merlin, 1767. unknown
1782réf. 000619The Hague: A la Haye: Aux depens de la Compagnie 1782. Full leather. Very Good. Octavo; viii 356 iipp. In original full leather a little worn with minor loss to extremities gilt roll to borders of boards spine divided into compartments by double gilt fillets red gilt-lettered spine label to second compartment very occasional unobtrusive stains; a clean early copy of this banned book complete with engraved frontispiece and three engraved plates. A la Haye: Aux depens de la Compagnie hardcover
1968réf. 145787Geneve: Slatkine Reprints 1968. 1st edition. Nice copy. octavo. hardback in original cloth vii 400pp. frontis. illusts. Facsimile of the 1820 edition. FRENCH TEXT. Scarce Slatkine Reprints hardcover
1840réf. 25879LONDON: C. Whittingham ca.1840. 8º.- Plena piel de época lomera con tejuelo filetes y florones plano con rueda formando cuadro.- 3 hojas.- VII.- 200 páginas.- 2 hojas.- 4 láminas fuera de texto más la Portada todas ellas en grabado. . C. Whittingham unknown
1840réf. 17279BARCELONA: Librería de A. Pons y Cª 1840. 8º.- 215 páginas.- Rústica. . Librería de A. Pons y Cª paperback
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
1777réf. 18914Berne & Lausanne: Societe Typographique 1777. 8vo 2 vols. in 1 as issued; pp. xxxvii 1 254; 6 310; engraved frontis and 10 plates after Moreau; contemporary full mottled calf gilt spine red morocco label. Historical romance of the Incas told by Marmontel 1723-99 a friend of disciple of Voltaire and a prolific if not talented writer on various topics. First published in Paris earlier the same year. JCB 1772-1800 II 2402; Sabin 44652 not noting this edition. Societe Typographique unknown
réf. 2511RS262Par M. MARMONTEL Nouvelle Édition Corrigée et Augmentée. Enrichis de Figures en taille-douce. Tome Premier au Tome Troisieme. A LA HAYE Aux dépens de la Compagnie. M. DCC. LXXV. 1775 3 Volumes de quatro in 12.º de 17x10 cm. Com xvi i 308 i; iv 300; iv 223 i págs. Encadernações inteiras de pele com rótulos e ferros a ouro nas lombadas e bordas das pastas. Cortes das folhas e folhas de guarda marmoreados. Ilustrado em face da folha de rosto com uma gravura do autor em chapa de cobre de Augustin de Saint-Aubin após retrato de Charles-Nicolas Cochin e em extratexto com gravuras sobre papel mais encorpado de H. Gravelot. Ornamentado com belíssimos cabeções e florões de remate. Exemplar com pedaço de pape colado as folhas de rosto para ocultar a assinatura de posse. Hubert-François Bourguignon conhecido como Gravelot Paris 1699 - Paris 1773 foi um gravador francês famoso ilustrador de livros designer e mestre de desenho. Jean- François Marmontel Bort-les-Orgues França 1723 - Normandia 1799 foi poeta dramaturgo romancista e crítico francês e é mais conhecido pela sua obra autobiográfica Mémoires d"un père. Em 1745 encorajado por Voltaire Marmontel estabeleceu-se em Paris. Compôs tragédias à maneira de Voltaire e libretos de óperas para os compositores Jean-Philippe Rameau André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry Niccolò Piccinni e Luigi Cherubini. Os seus Contes moraux 1761; "Histórias Morais" são mais originais. Publicou-os pela primeira vez separadamente no Mercure de France do qual foi editor entre 1758 e 1760. Sentimentais edificantes e superficialmente elegantes em conteúdo e estilo estes contos foram amplamente apreciados e imitados. A publicação de dois romances filosóficos Bélisaire 1767 e Les Incas 1777 melhorou consideravelmente a sua reputação. O primeiro foi condenado pela Sorbonne por causa do seu apelo à tolerância religiosa e o segundo denunciava os malefícios do fanatismo. SACO RS744-23 unknown
réf. 2511RS238Par M. Marmontel de lAcadémie Francoise. Nouvelle Édition corrigée et augmentée. Tome Premier au Tome Sixième. A Maestricht Chez J. P. Roux et Compagnie Imprimeurs-Libraires associés. 1793. 6 Volumes in 12.º de 175x11 cm. Com xv i 239 i em br; iv 162 ii; iv 219 i; iv 271 i; vi 246 iii; iv 267 i págs. Encadernações inteiras de pele com rótulos e ferros a ouro nas lombadas e borda das pastas e a seco nas pastas em formato esquadria. Cortes das folhas mosqueados. Exemplar com danos à cabeça e pé das lombadas e com algumas manchas de humidade. Jean- François Marmontel Bort-les-Orgues França 1723 - Normandia 1799 foi poeta dramaturgo romancista e crítico francês e é mais conhecido pela sua obra autobiográfica Mémoires d"un père. Em 1745 encorajado por Voltaire Marmontel estabeleceu-se em Paris. Compôs tragédias à maneira de Voltaire e libretos de óperas para os compositores Jean-Philippe Rameau André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry Niccolò Piccinni e Luigi Cherubini. Os seus Contes moraux 1761; "Histórias Morais" são mais originais. Publicou-os pela primeira vez separadamente no Mercure de France do qual foi editor entre 1758 e 1760. Sentimentais edificantes e superficialmente elegantes em conteúdo e estilo estes contos foram amplamente apreciados e imitados. A publicação de dois romances filosóficos Bélisaire 1767 e Les Incas 1777 melhorou consideravelmente a sua reputação. O primeiro foi condenado pela Sorbonne por causa do seu apelo à tolerância religiosa e o segundo denunciava os malefícios do fanatismo. SACO RS743-26 unknown
réf. 1110IM027Escrito em Francez por. da Academia Franceza. Traduzido na Língua Portugueza por J. N. T. M. Fidalgo da Casa de Sua Magestade Fidelissima do seu Conselho e Professo na Ordem de Christo &c. Nova ediçaõ. Na Typografia Rollandiana. Lisboa. M.DCCC.XXXVII. 1837. De 15x11 cm. Com 261 págs. Brochado. Exemplar por abrir. Tradução da obra de Marmontel com o mesmo nome publicada em 1767. Jean- François Marmontel Bort-les-Orgues França 1723 - Normandia 1799 foi poeta dramaturgo romancista e crítico francês e é mais conhecido pela sua obra autobiográfica Mémoires d"un père. Em 1745 encorajado por Voltaire Marmontel estabeleceu-se em Paris. Compôs tragédias à maneira de Voltaire e libretos de óperas para os compositores Jean-Philippe Rameau André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry Niccolò Piccinni e Luigi Cherubini. Os seus Contes moraux 1761; 'Histórias Morais' são mais originais. Publicou-os pela primeira vez separadamente no Mercure de France do qual foi editor entre 1758 e 1760. Sentimentais edificantes e superficialmente elegantes em conteúdo e estilo estes contos foram amplamente apreciados e imitados. A publicação de dois romances filosóficos Bélisaire 1767 e Les Incas 1777 melhorou consideravelmente a sua reputação. O primeiro foi condenado pela Sorbonne por causa do seu apelo à tolerância religiosa e o segundo denunciava os malefícios do fanatismo. Flavio Belisário Flavius Belisarius; 505-565 foi um dos mais famosos generais do Império Romano do Oriente tendo sido o principal responsável pela expansão do Império Bizantino no Mediterrâneo durante o reinado de Justiniano I. Inocêncio não refere. I-37-F-20 unknown
