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1990réf. 974357Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp. 1990. 231 S. 18 cm. Zustand: Sehr Gut min. gebräunt (Innen); Kleiner Schrifteintrag vor dem Titelblatt; Oberer Schnitt ist min. gebräunt; Einband (Außen) hat keine Gebrauchsspuren; 1. Aufl. Broschiert :Suhrkamp-Taschenbuch Wissenschaft ; 657
1856réf. 47448Berlin u. Leipzig, Ludwig Rauh u. Expedition des Adels-Lexikon, 1856. 8°. Zus. ca. 560 S., HLdr. d. Zt. a. 4 Bünden m. reicher Rückenverg., goldgepr. Rückentitel u. dreiseitig marmor. Schnitt.
1990réf. 151353Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp. 1990. 231 S. 17,5*10,5 cm. OBroschur.
1862réf. 805588Paris, Didier, 1862. III, 479 S. Hldr.
1758réf. 2047ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FOR THE COLLECTION OF NATURAL HISTORY SPECIMENS DURING THE FRENCH ENLIGHTENMENT. 12 x 20 cm hardcover full leather binding spine with gilt compartments black leather label with gilt title marbled endpapers. Bookseller's ticket and decorative bookplate of Donald MacGillavry to front paste-down bookplate of Robert L Chevalier MD to front free endpaper i-xvi 235 pp 1 25 folding copper plate engravings. Slight bowing to covers joints cracked light browning to pages very good minus in custom archival mylar cover. ETIENNE FRANCOIS TURGOT 1721 – 1789 was an 18th-century French naturalist knight of Malta and governor of French Guiana. His knowledge of natural history surgery medicine and agriculture made him a free correspondent of the French Academy of Sciences and he was a contributor to the Encyclopédie. In the 1740s he fought for Maurice de Saxe in Bohemia and Flanders during the War of the Austrian Succession. He returned to France in 1764 and was appointed brigadier of the king's armies. He established the Académie d'Agriculture in 1760 and was appointed free associate of the Académie des sciences in 1762. Jean Marie Bruyset hardcover books
1762réf. 1417642Limoges; Bordeaux; Paris; Angoulême: L. Barbou; Chez Jean Chappuis; du Pont; Claude Rézé 1762-1791. Other. Nineteen documents between 4 and 56 pages long. In Good condition or better. Items are generally unbound parchment with autograph or typed text. Anne Robert Jacques Turgot was a prominent Enlightenment-era French economist and statesman who is known today for his influential and early advocacy of economic liberalism. Serving as Intendant of Limoges and later as Controller-General of Finances under Louis XVI Turgot pioneered administrative reforms to modernize France's tax structure and stimulate their agricultural industry. This collection of nineteen manuscripts letters and printed documents which span a period of nearly 30 years trace the path of Turgot's career from his early defense of religious freedom in Le Conciliateur through his time as Intendant of Limoges. Further this collection features correspondence with administrative figures such as Deflesselle and Duvergier the latter of whom played a role in secretly financing the American Revolution. Shelved in Room F Box 1. CONTENTS: 1 single-sheet ALS from Turgot to a Monsieur Duvergier. In Very Good condition. Dated September 30 1775 this letter states that a Monsieur Duvergier "shall pay the sum of one hundred pounds in livres and certifies this promise to return the said amount." This may well be the Duvergier son Vergennes who less than one year later would be involved with Beaumarchais' clandestine funneling of funds to the American Revolutionaries. Shows expected moderate age toning with some small scattered adhesive stains on the reverse side and in the bottom margin. Small grouping of closed punctures in near the bottom edge. Item is creased across the center. Signed in black ink "Turgot" in black ink. Housed in a mylar archival sleeve with an accompanying typed translation of the letter. 1 folded sheet ALS from Turgot to a Monsieur Deflesselle 3 pages. In Very Good minus condition. Dated March 14 1775. Turgot writes from Versailles to Deflesselle a local administrator in Paris regarding new research on cattle disease then ravaging the French countryside. Deflesselle is identified in an accompanying early 20th-century catalogue entry as one of the first victims de la Revolution. Moderately age toned and foxed. Signed in black ink "Turgot" on the third page. Housed in a mylar archival sleeve with an accompanying typed translation of the letter. 1 folded sheet unsigned autograph letter in Turgot's hand addressed to a Monsieur Caillard two pages plus address leaf. In Very Good condition. Turgot writes to Caillard from Limoges where he was serving as intendant. Caillard a Secretary to Comte de Boisgelin a Minister of France to Parma was at this time residing in Turgot's Paris residence on the Rue de la Chaise. Moderately age toned and faintly wrinkled/creased. Some faint pencil marginalia on the first page. Remnants of original wax seal on the address leaf with a small closed tear near one of the pieces. Housed in a mylar archival sleeve with an accompanying typed translation of the letter. 12 typed reports written by Turgot while Intendant in Limoges 1762-1771. Generally in Very Good condition with one item report dated June 10 1762 in Good condition. These reports concern general bureaucratic and administrative matters related to Limoges dealing mostly with the collection of taxes but also maintaining accurate census data communicating with the clergy and coordinating clerks among other items. In the 48-page June 10 1762 report - the largest report by far - Turgot lays out his goals for reforming the tax system in his district. Many of these items are signed by Commissaire de Tailles a Limoges Monsieur Thomas Thoumas. Items show light age toning and foxing some with shallow open tears at the corners or soiling along edges. The June 10 1762 report is disbound with heavier age toning and soiling creasing in the bottom corners ink marginalia throughout and ink and pencil doodling on the last page; a small note is affixed to the first page. All items are housed in a new mylar archival sleeve. Arrest du Conseil D'Etat du Roi . Du 13 Septembre 1774. Published in Bordeaux by Chez Jean Chappuis. Single octavo signature 8 pages. In Very Good condition. This document details a ruling of the king to establish the free trade of grain and flour. Moderately age toned and faintly creased with some scattered foxing. Contemporary ink inscription in the top margin of the first page lists the date and briefly summarizes the contents. Mémoire Présenté au Conseil en 1766 Par M. Turgot Intendant de la Généraité de Limoges . Published by L. Barbou in Limoges. Quarto 2 29 pages. In Very Good condition. This document written and presented by Turgot in 1766 concerns the excess of taxes in Limoges and the public outrage surrounding them. Moderately age toned sparsely foxed throughout. Some moderate rubbing wear along the edges. Le Conciliateur ou Lettres d'Un Ecclesiastique a un Magistrat sur les Affaires Présentes. Published by du Pont in Paris in 1791. Octavo 56 pages. In Very Good condition. The third edition first edition published in 1754 of Turgot's passionate defense of religious freedom and the separation of church and state. Disbound pamphlet in 20th-century paper wraps. Some smudging to the cover of the wraps. Lightly age toned and sparsely foxed. First page shows brown pencil numbering "13" in the top margin and a pencil note on the edition in the bottom margin with a paper label adhered overtop. Mémoire Signifié Pour Berthelemy Grelon Bourgeois demandeur & accusateur. CONTRE le Sier Ducongé de Fontbrune . Published in 1769 in Angoulême by Claude Rézé. Octavo 11 pages. Side-sewn pamphlet. This appears to be the lawsuit in Angoulême that prompted in part Turgot's writing "Paper on Lending at Interest". Turgot is referenced at several points in the testimony as "Monseiur l'Intendant". Moderately age toned with sparse light foxing. Some light wear at the corners. Contemporary ink inscription in the top margin of the first page reads: "Attribution a. M. l'intendant de Limoges." Shelved in room F box 2. 1417642. Special Collections - Upstairs. L. Barbou; Chez Jean Chappuis; du Pont; Claude Rézé unknown books
réf. 6023vp: vp vd. First Editions of all works. Full contemporary 18th cent. calf. Very good; the plates for the Barrere are awkwardly cut down no loss; joints strained and chafed but still an appealing copy. 8vo I - xvi 1 - 235 236 - directions to the binder 25 folding engraved plates. NOTE: There is some mis-numbering of pages in the Turgot that has no effect on the text or collation.; II - 6 67 3 - privilege pp 2 folding engraved plates.; III - vii 1 - blank 1 - 131 1 - blank pp. An excellent sammelband of 18th century natural history that includes an important work of Voltaire. The Turgot Lyon 1758 is a book devoted to the explanation of how to successfully transport and preserve natural history specimens. The Voltaire Basle Geneva 1768 is an instance of his involvement with experimentation and the attempts to examine such questions as the nature of light formation of mountains human generation etc. The Barrere Paris 1746 essay is an inquiry into the formation and origin of fossil specimens. Casey - Wood p. 604; Bengescu #1766. vp unknown books
1811réf. 176465Paris: De L'Imprimerie De A. Belin 1811. Hardcover. Good original spine missing and repaired with tape library writing on spine library label andf stamping inside front and rear cover staining of covers and block edges tanning of pages as expected with age. Red 3/4 leather boards with gilt design decorative end pages bw frontispiece with tissue guard 424 pp. Volume 1 of a 9 volume set. Written in French. Vol. 1 has imprint: Paris : De l'imprimerie de A. Belin 1811. De L'Imprimerie De A. Belin hardcover books
1965Charles-Lavauzelle 1965, In-8 broché, 40 pages. Parfait état.
PARIS, 1776 - Grand in-8 - Broché - Tiré à part - Frontispice - Paginé de la page 465 à 518 - Propre
PARIS, Sans date (177?) - Grand in-8 - Broché - Tiré à part - Frontispice - 58 pages - Léger manque de texte en page 1/2 - Propre
1843Ritrratto della famiglia dei Turgot di Scozia
1977No marks or inscriptions. No creasing to covers. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards and no bumping to corners. 69pp. Periodical magazine with feature articles on At the portrait's painter -18th century, Turgot and Condorcet, Manuel Chrysoloras, the Malayan Raj, the rise of Wessex from 5th to 11th centuries, Sir Frederick Trench and London improvements, Blockade running from Nassau - 1861-5, plus book reviews and letters.
1967One of the Problems and Perspectives in History series. xvi, 200 pages. Creases to lower corner of back cover with slight browning to covers overall.
1947Book is in excellent condition with red cloth HB covers and gilt print at spine. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind with age-toned paper. Previous owner's name or sticker in front section of the book. 349 pages, contents include: Moral principle in nature, Moral conceptions of primitive peoples (dual nature of moral requirements among the savage tribes, Development of moral teachings -- ancient Greece, The renaissance, Moral teachings in the modern era, Cudworth, Cumberland, Spinoza, Locke, Clarke, Voltaire, Rousseau, Turgot , Condorcet, Hume, Adam Smith, Kant, Fichte, Schelling, hegel, Schleiermacher, Bentham, Stuart, Schopenhauer, Victor Cousin, Jouffroy, etc.
1976réf. 103608Slatkine Megariotis 1976 Slatkine-Megariotis Reprints, 1976, 622 p., skyvertex de l'éditeur, quelques frottements sur le bas du premier plat, bon état pour le reste et intérieur bien propre.
1976réf. 104074Slatkine Megariotis reprints 1976 Slatkine - Megariotis Reprints, 1976, 622 p., cartonnage éditeur, coiffe supérieure un peu fendillée, bon état pour le reste et intérieur bien propre.
réf. af74Chalcographie du Louvre Gravure Gravure n°3 sous serpente, issue d'une série de 21 planches en noir et blanc, il s'agit des impressions de la Chalcographie du Louvre retirage de la fin du XX° siècle, H. 63 X 90 L. cm., dimension du cuivre H. 52 x 82,2 L. cm., planche dessinée et gravée sous les ordres de Michel-Etienne Turgot entre 1734 et 1739, techniques utilisées : eau-forte et burin ; quelques traces/rousseurs sur les marges et au dos, très bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
réf. 30113Paris, Fayard (Collection "Les Grandes Etudes Historiques"), 1945, in 12 broché, 308 pages.
réf. 70032P., Calmann-Lévy, sans date (1910), in 8° broché, X-372 pages ; infimes défauts à la couvertuer..
réf. 72521P., Fayard, 1979, in 8° broché, 335 pages ; illustrations hors-texte ; couverture illustrée.
1961réf. 744521961 Paris, NRF, Gallimard (Collection "Trente Journées qui ont Fait la France"), 1961, in 8° relié pleine toile illustrée de l'éditeur, XXIII-610 pages ; petite tache sur le plat supérieur.
réf. LCS-A76Exemplaire imprimé sur papier fort, orné de brillantes épreuves, revêtu d’une reliure de Padeloup aux armes de la ville de Paris. S.l., 1739. In-folio relié en maroquin rouge, plats ornés d’une roulette fleurdelisée, fleurs-de-lys aux angles, armoiries au centre, dos à nerfs orné de fleurs de lys de différentes tailles, d’étoiles et de filets dorés, coupes décorées, roulette intérieure fleurdelisée, tranches dorées. Reliure de l’époque. 558 x 443 mm.
réf. 31694Paris : Librairie Hachette, 1887 - in-12 pleine toile à la bradel avec pièce de titre, fleuron et date dorés, reliure signée Paul Vié avec l'ex-libris de Ludovic Halévy, 208 pp. - première édition avec envoi de l'auteur à Ludivic Halévy - bon état -
réf. 218847Paris, Imprimerie de Dupont de Nemours, 1791 in-8, 56 pp., demi-maroquin Bradel fauve (reliure moderne).
