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1863réf. 236424Paris: Libreria de Firmin Didot Hermanos Hijos y Ca 1863. Frontispiece in Volume One. xxv 745 3; 473 3 pp. 2 vols. Modern brown cloth worming at last 4 leaves of vol. II. Frontispiece in Volume One. xxv 745 3; 473 3 pp. 2 vols. Libreria de Firmin Didot Hermanos, Hijos y Ca unknown
1875réf. 154606México D.F.: Imprenta y Litografía del Padre Cobos 1875. 1st ed. Quarter Leather. Good. Tall 8vo bds 270 p. Frontispiece. Illustrated text In spine bound in dark brown calf with gilt letters; Red cloth boards. The boards and the spine are worn evenly at corners and the text blovk paper has yellowed with age but the text is clear and tught without marks. A collection of sentiments inscribed in the visitor's register in the residence of Hidalgo in the town on Dolores arranged chronologically 1863-1874. Imprenta y Litografía del Padre Cobos unknown
1887réf. 2952Mexico City: Tip. Moderna de Carlos Paz 1887. About very good. 2132pp. Contemporary half calf and marbled boards gilt tooled. Boards scuffed with some patches of light dampstaining; spine ends and corners worn. Light toning internally. Author's gift inscription on third leaf recto. Rare late-19th-century treatise on the national defense of Mexico by the head of the cavalry and prolific military author Eduardo Paz. The first section of the present work considers the potential strategies and logistics of new invasions by the country's most recent adversaries France and the United States. In the second section Paz details his theories for proper defense of the nation including the make-up of military units their placement required support staff and services and much more. This copy is inscribed by the author to Sosteñes Rocha an important figure in the Republican army and a confidant of Juarez during the Second French Intervention; at the time of this book's publication he was the head of the Colegio Militar. We locate only one copy at UT Austin. Tip. Moderna de Carlos Paz unknown
1873réf. 2957Mexico City: Imprenta de I. Cumplido 1873. Good plus. xi7011pp. plus frontispiece portrait engraved dedication leaf and two plates. Contemporary quarter calf and marbled boards spine gilt. Spine and edges worn boards scuffed. Light even tanning occasional light dampstaining. Uncommon Mexican edition of this lengthy treatise on the education conduct and moral code of military officers by French Legion of Honor member Louis Durat-LaSalle translated into Spanish by General Rafael Benavides a prolific Mexican military author. Benavides was highly concerned with the improvement of Mexico's armed forces following its failures in the first half century of Mexican independence and his many works primarily studied and translated works from the foremost national militaries of his time. In addition to the principal work there is also section that provides a contemporary account of the French military and smaller parts that describe the American fortifications at West Point supplemented by two maps and Fort Monroe as well as a general report on the U.S. military academy. OCLC locates six copies. Imprenta de I. Cumplido unknown
1900réf. 2975Mexico City: Imprenta 1900. Good plus. 82pp. plus two folding tables; 92pp. Contemporary half morocco and marbled boards spine gilt. Leather somewhat worn boards rubbed. Contemporary binder's ink stamp on front free endpaper; author's gift inscription on initial text leaf of first work. Fairly even tanning; scattered underlining. A pair of ephemeral works of instruction and advice for young military officers. The first comprises collected short essays of "Instruccion" by Eduardo Paz published originally in the Boletin Militar. Topics include the proper comportment and behavior of soldiers as well as guidance on preparations for military schools. The second work by Gustavo Salas and addressed to military school graduates contains a short series of essays on varied topics including the proper toilette of an officer good business card design and good methods for selecting a horse. We locate only one copy of each work both at the BNM. Imprenta unknown