CONDORCET (Sophie de Grouchy, marquise de).Livre Rare Book
Correspondance adressée à Jean Antoine Debry.
1798ref. 44332, , 1798-1811. Ensemble 4 lettres autographes signées.
Bonnefoi Livres Anciens · Paris, Francia800,00 €
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ref. 240044Paris, Charavay, 1883 in-8, XXX-326 pp., portr. en front., index, broché. Rousseurs.
1798ref. 44332, , 1798-1811. Ensemble 4 lettres autographes signées.
ref. SLIVCN-9782845781108MANUCIUS EDITIONS
1814ref. 1410251Paris 1814. Second Edition. Octavo 75 pages. In Good condition. Original wrap present but repaired with tape. Moderate age toning and wear to cover with chipping along edges. Textblock shows moderate age toning and miild scattered foxing. Inscribed to Sophie de Condorcet "a Madame de Condorcet de la part de l'auteur" inside cover with additional inscription on front cover. Shelved at Rockville Room E. Benjamin Constant 1767-1830 was one of the most influential liberal political theorists of the early nineteenth century and a prominent figure in French intellectual life after the Revolution and the fall of Napoleon. A gifted writer journalist and parliamentarian Constant argued for constitutional government civil liberties and freedom of expression. His writings-including essays political speeches and novels-helped shape modern liberal thought especially his distinction between the "liberty of the ancients" and the "liberty of the moderns" emphasizing individual rights and representative government. His 1814 work De la liberté des brochures des pamphlets et des journaux defended freedom of the press at a moment when France was transitioning from Napoleonic rule to the Bourbon Restoration making the book an important statement in the early struggle over modern political freedoms. Sophie de Condorcet 1764-1822 the Marquise de Condorcet was a leading intellectual and salonnière of late-eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century France. Widowed during the French Revolution after the death of her husband the philosopher Marquis de Condorcet she became an important guardian and editor of his works while maintaining a prominent Paris salon that attracted many liberal thinkers and political reformers. A writer and translator in her own right-most notably translating the works of Adam Smith into French-she advocated educational reform women's intellectual advancement and Enlightenment ideals of reason and progress. Her intellectual circle overlapped with many of the liberal political figures active during the Restoration period making a presentation copy from Constant to Madame de Condorcet a meaningful association within the broader network of early modern liberal thought. 1410251. Special Collections - Upstairs. unknown
1814ref. 1410251Paris 1814. Second Edition. Octavo 75 pages. In Good condition. Original wrap present but repaired with tape. Moderate age toning and wear to cover with chipping along edges. Textblock shows moderate age toning and miild scattered foxing. Inscribed to Sophie de Condorcet "a Madame de Condorcet de la part de l'auteur" inside cover with additional inscription on front cover. Shelved at Rockville Room E. Benjamin Constant 1767-1830 was one of the most influential liberal political theorists of the early nineteenth century and a prominent figure in French intellectual life after the Revolution and the fall of Napoleon. A gifted writer journalist and parliamentarian Constant argued for constitutional government civil liberties and freedom of expression. His writings-including essays political speeches and novels-helped shape modern liberal thought especially his distinction between the "liberty of the ancients" and the "liberty of the moderns" emphasizing individual rights and representative government. His 1814 work De la liberté des brochures des pamphlets et des journaux defended freedom of the press at a moment when France was transitioning from Napoleonic rule to the Bourbon Restoration making the book an important statement in the early struggle over modern political freedoms. Sophie de Condorcet 1764-1822 the Marquise de Condorcet was a leading intellectual and salonnière of late-eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century France. Widowed during the French Revolution after the death of her husband the philosopher Marquis de Condorcet she became an important guardian and editor of his works while maintaining a prominent Paris salon that attracted many liberal thinkers and political reformers. A writer and translator in her own right-most notably translating the works of Adam Smith into French-she advocated educational reform women's intellectual advancement and Enlightenment ideals of reason and progress. Her intellectual circle overlapped with many of the liberal political figures active during the Restoration period making a presentation copy from Constant to Madame de Condorcet a meaningful association within the broader network of early modern liberal thought. 1410251. Special Collections - Upstairs. unknown books
1825ref. 33954Paris J.-L.-J. Brière 1825 in-8 broché sous couverture imprimée
1986ref. 29561986 éditions martinsart 1986 format in 4 reliés en mouton plein havane et marine, mis sous étuis accompagnés d un tirage a part des dessins monochromes N ° 32 complets en 10 volumes ... .... parfait état..... COMME NEUF ... PHOTOGRAPHIE SUR DEMANDE - volume 1 villon rutebeuf ouvres poetiques illustrations de gobert et geraldine allier 350 pages - volume 2 machiavel le prince ; discours sur la premiere décade de tite - live et histoires florentines illustrations de claude chanot 379 pages - volume 3 rabelais la trés mirifique histoire .... illustrations eric provoost. 375 pages - volume 4 descartes discours de la methode , méditations plus lettres illustrations lautent hours 376 pages .- volume 5 fontenelle . entretiens sur la pluralité des mondes . histoire des oracles illustrations de sylvie taugourdeau 375 pages .- volume 6 diderot . la religieuse suivi de contes entretiens illustrations de marie birais 377 pages . volume 7 montesquieu . lettres pzersanes illustrations dominique duplantier 364 pages . volume 8 voltaire . contes zadig , candide , l ingenu illustrations christophe logerot 368 pages . volume 9 rousseau . du contrat social suivi de discours sur les sciences les arts .376 pages - volume 10 condorcet . esquisse d un tableau , historique des progres de l esprit humain illustrations leopold maresc 362 pages
ref. 225979Paris, Chez Baudouin., (1790) in-8, 4 pp., dérelié.
ref. 5276P., Imprimerie Nationale, 1792. 15 pp. In 8.
ref. 5277P., Imprimerie Nationale, 1792. 15 pp. In 8.
ref. 45409776like new. unknown
4 volumes in-8 (198 x 122 mm), plein veau moucheté de l'époque, dos lisses richement ornés de compartiments garnis d'un décor Empire de fers spéciaux, roulettes et filets dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouge, tranches mouchetées jaunes. Edition originale enrichie d'un ex-dono de l'autrice manuscrit sur la page de titre: "De la part de l'aut[eur]". Dans cet ambitieux essai inspiré par "l'Esquisse d’un tableau des progrès de l’esprit humain" de Condorcet, l'autrice dresse un panorama érudit de la production artistique et littéraire des grandes civilisations de l'antiquité en relation avec le développent technique et moral des sociétés qui les ont portées en étendant son analyse aux civilisations extraeuropéennes: Perse, Egypte, Chine, etc. La critique de l'époque reçut le livre avec réserve; Dussault et Suard jugèrent un tel travail "au-dessus des forces d’une jeune femme". (Cordier, 'Bibliotheca Sinica', p. 69. France littéraire, XI, p. 101 'The Feminist Encyclopedia of French Literature', p. 88.). Louise-Marie-Victoire de Chastenay, dite "Victorine" (1771-1855) reçut une excellente éducation. Traductrice, musicienne, botaniste, elle fit partie des cercles littéraires, politiques et scientifiques de la capitale au lendemain de la Révolution et entra en relation avec les personnalités du moment: Bonaparte, Barras, Fouché, Arago, Cuvier, Félicité de Genlis qui fut sa tutrice et Germaine de Staël, elle dut se retirer précocement à la suite de graves problèmes de santé. Tache à un coin de la reliure du tome I. Petit accroc à un coin. Ex-dono manuscrit de l'autrice sur la page de titre du premier volume. Bel exemplaire, très frais, très bien relié à l'époque.
1989ref. Hi18213,6 cm X 22 cm, 295 pp, couverture souple. Broché.
ref. 5548Texte présenté, annoté et commenté par Charles Coutel et Catherine Kintzler, Edilig, Les classiques de la République, 1989, 295 p., broché, dos décoloré, nom en première page, bon état général.
2012ref. x-2812405104Editions Classiques Garnier 2012. Paperback. New. 195 pages. French language. 8.43x5.85x0.73 inches. Editions Classiques Garnier paperback
ref. 51734382like new. unknown
1992ref. 2080502106909430Not Available 1992. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1911ref. 21120Paris Geisler 1911 In-8 288 pp, avec figures hors-texte.un mors frotté, sinon bel état, prix du lycée condorcet avec dorure sur le plat
ref. 16178Paris, Demonville, 1777. 1 vol. in-8° br., couv. bleues, titre sur étiquette de papier collée sur la couv. sup. Brochure défraîchie, manque le dos. iv-124 pp. Mouillures dans la marge sup.
ref. KN5794Fondation Singer-Polignac 1968.EN TRES BON ETAT. INTERIEUR IMPECCABLE.
1778ref. 263011Paris: Not Identified 1778. hardcover. near fine. Title with ornamental borders; title vignette and ornamental head/tail pieces throughout. Illustrated with a portrait of Pascal engraved by L. Demeuse. XII 316 pages. 8vo handsomely bound in full contemporary mottled calf with gilt decorated spine and marbled page edges. Paris i.e. Geneva: Publisher Not Identified Grasset 1778. Nouvelle edition. Scarce. According to BN the imprint is false; this edition was printed in Geneva by Grasset. A reprint of Condorcet's selection from the Pensees. he added to his own notes a selection from the "Remarques sur les Pensees de Pascal" by Voltaire who's notes are signed "Note du present editeur." -- Bengescu 1910; BN 5391. Page 163 is misnumbered 139; page 193 is misnumbered 391. Not Identified unknown
1778ref. 263011Paris: Not Identified 1778. hardcover. near fine. Title with ornamental borders; title vignette and ornamental head/tail pieces throughout. Illustrated with a portrait of Pascal engraved by L. Demeuse. XII 316 pages. 8vo handsomely bound in full contemporary mottled calf with gilt decorated spine and marbled page edges. Paris i.e. Geneva: Publisher Not Identified Grasset 1778. Nouvelle edition. Scarce. According to BN the imprint is false; this edition was printed in Geneva by Grasset. A reprint of Condorcet's selection from the Pensees. he added to his own notes a selection from the "Remarques sur les Pensees de Pascal" by Voltaire who's notes are signed "Note du present editeur." -- Bengescu 1910; BN 5391. Page 163 is misnumbered 139; page 193 is misnumbered 391. Not Identified unknown books
1968ref. RH1440Paris:: A. Lahure 1968. 1968. Facsimile of the original 1773 edition. Sm. 8vo. 168 pp. Plain white wrappers spine title. Very good. Condorcet was secretary to the Paris Academy of Sciences. "His ideas and writings were said to embody the ideals of the Age of Enlightenment and rationalism and remain influential to this day. He died a mysterious death in prison after a period of being a fugitive from French Revolutionary authorities." – Wikip. A. Lahure, 1968. unknown books
ref. 8759P., Royez, 1805, un volume in 8 relié en demi-basane, dos orné de filets dorés (reliure de la deuxième moitié du XIXe siècle), (étiquettes de titre légèrement frottées), 12pp., 210pp.
