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1861réf. BD4-844Pondichery, Geruzet, 1861. zeitgen?ssisch / uit dezelfde tijd / ?poque / contemporary Halbleinen / half-linnen / demi-toile / half cloth, gr.-8?, 148 pages, Seiten, Bibliothekstempel / bibliotheekstempel / cachet de biblioth?que / librarystamp, a good copy
1936réf. BA9-109New York, Columbia Univ. Pr., 1936. original Broschur, 8?, 514 pages, a good copy
1962réf. 6503The Library of Congress, Washington 1961-1962. 67 and 134 p. 4°. Paperback. Traces of use. Some spotting.
1929réf. 026719Gautier-Languereau, Paris 1929. Karton Ordentlich
1847réf. 11438Paris, Lemercier, 1847. Stahlstich, altkoloriert. Blattgröße: 37,2 x 51,3 cm, Druckspiegel: 31,5 x 46 cm.
1900réf. 012635Georg Lang, Leipzig 1900. Broschiert Gut
1965réf. 005491Koniklijke Academie Voor Overzeese Wetenschappen., Brüssel 1965. 1. Auflage Broschur Sehr gut
1932réf. 005492L`expansion Belge. Société Anonyme., Bruxelles 1932. 1. Auflage Broschur Gut
1967réf. 005485Payot, Paris 1966 - 1967. Mischauflagen S.u Broschuren Ordentlich
1954réf. 022604George Ronald, Oxford 1954. Leinen Ordentlich
1895réf. 126038München und Leipzig. Verlag von R. Oldenburg 1895. IX, (2), 467 Seiten. Titelvergoldeter Original-Leinwand-Einband. (Einband etwas randfleckig und am Rücken oben ca. 4 cm eingerissen. Titelblatt mit Bibl.-Stempel versehen. Ohne die Kartenbeilagen. Ansonsten gutes u. sauberes Exemplar). 24x17 cm
1998réf. 4244London, Stanley Gibbons, Limited, 1998. 21 b/w illustrations on 2 plates / 21 s/w Abbildungen auf 2 Tafeln, 107 S., Reprint of 1895. Original-Leinenband. ZUSTAND 1. The Stanley Gibbons Philatelic Handbooks.
1938réf. 27173BBBerlin, ca. 1938. 30 cm. S. 579 - 634 Kt. brosch. Einband und Seiten gebräunt, mit randl. Läsur, kleine Stempel auf Titel.
1976réf. GES1732Paris, Francois Maspero (Petite collection Maspéro), 1976. 199 Seiten, Kl.-8°, ISBN: 2707108545, illustr. OKart. (TB. engl. brosch.) - Besitzvermerk auf Innendeckel, ab Seite 41-88 zahlr. Unterstreichungen, Seiten leicht fleckig, Ecken, Kanten und Rückentitel berieben, insgesamt gebrauchspurig, sonst gute Erhaltung. broschiert/ Taschenbuch/ paperback
1742réf. 36184London 1742. 6 works in one volume folio. 12 1/2 x 8 inches. Manuscript index. Contemporary English mottled calf expertly rebacked to style spine gilt with raised bands red morocco lettering piece. Provenance: Samuel Sandys 1st Baron Sandys 1695-1770 An extraordinary sammelband of early 18th century Parliamentary reports and colonial laws relating principally to the English colonies in America including the first collected printing of colonial charters and an important early work on Georgia. 1 Report from the Commissioners for Trade and Plantations . a Scheme for the Registering the Wool of Great Britain and Ireland. London: 1741 but 1742. 11 1pp. This Parliamentary report dated Feb. 12 1741-2 and issued under Walpole's administration details a fifty-point process for the licensing of wool from the moment of shearing in an attempt to reduce the smuggling of wool and the avoidance of export tariffs. ESTC T150068. 2 An Abridgement of Several Acts and Clauses of Acts of Parliament Relating to the Trade and Navigation of Great Britain to and from and in the British Plantations in America. London: John Baskett. 1739. Text in two columns. 44pp. Includes text from the Molasses Act of 1733 as well as other British Acts of Parliament relating to colonial trade the fisheries piracy and more from as early as 1660 to 1735. Sabin 80; ESTC T111534 recording only four copies in North America. 3 MARTYN Benjamin 1699-1763. An Account shewing the Progress of the Colony of Georgia in America from its First Establishment. London: 1741. 2 71 1pp. Ordered to be published by the Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia this work -- the first history of the Colony of Georgia -- was issued as a Parliamentary paper ordered to be printed 26 February 1741. "While Martyn's two earlier pieces of 1732 his Some Account and New and Accurate Account were in the nature of prospectuses for the proposed colony of Georgia the Account shewing the Progress is a year by year record of happenings there preceded by a discussion of the charter and especially its reasons for the prohibition against Negroes. There is also much on the relations between Georgia and South Carolina. This is the first year by year account of the colony of Georgia." Streeter. A very few examples are extant with a map of Georgia inserted not present here and not present in either the Streeter or Siebert copies. Rare. Clark I:121; De Renne I pp. 90--91; European Americana 174/147; Howes M353; Sabin 45000; Siebert sale 573; Streeter sale 2:1145; Vail 411; ESTC T103222. 4 A List of Copies of Charters from the Commissioners for Trade and Plantations . Viz. Maryland . Connecticut . Rhode-Island . Pensylvania sic . Massachusets Bay . Georgia . London: 1741. 2; 12; 10; 14; 12; 21 1; 18pp. Text of the Maryland Charter in Latin. The first collected edition of American colonial charters issued as a Parliamentary paper and ordered to be printed 11 February 1741. ESTC notes two issues: the present with "John Clarke" on the last line of the first page of the Connecticut charter. Rare with only a single example in the auction records for the past half century. Rich I:15; Sabin 41430; Tower 8; ESTC T80993. 5 Acts of Assembly Made and Enacted in the Bermuda or Summer-Islands From 1690 to 1713-14. London: John Baskett 1719. 2 v 1 79 1pp. With separate title pages to each of the various sessions i.e. at pages 28 41 and 55. The first collected laws of Bermuda. Very rare with no examples in the auction records for the past half century. Sabin 4906; Tower 4; ESTC T145163. 6 Acts of Assembly Passed in the Island of Barbadoes; From 1717-18 to 1738 inclusive. Part II. London: John Baskett 1739. x 2 blank 315-484pp. Preceded by pp. 315-318 i.e. a supplement to Part I. The first part was separately published in 1721 and reissued in 1732 comprising the laws from 1648 to 1718. This second part recording the laws from 1717 to 138 also includes an abridgment of the previous Acts of Assembly in the rear. Sabin 3260; ESTC T19070. unknown books
1740réf. 5230Augsburg: Tob. Conr. Lotter Sculps 1740. 56.5 x 49 cm. 22 x 19 inches. Second state with the addition of "Susquehanna" on that river. Elaborate cartouche in upper left corner contemporary color; in archival mat. Very slightly foxed else fine. Tob. Conr. Lotter, Sculps unknown books
1777réf. 45115Norwich CT 1777. 1st printing Bristol B4457; Shipton & Mooney 43243. Printed self-wrappers stitched. Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve. Age-toning to paper. Abrasion to lower left of text block tips rounded. Very Good. 22 2 pp. 12mo: A - C4. 6-7/8" x 4-1/2" Early Colonial publication on the subject in which the author proclaims that the second coming of Christ "is nigh at hand even at the very Door and That it is very probable this glorious Day will begin or commence in America." RBH has no sale record for this work solely noting its inclusion in 'Evans' though technically it was not recorded by Evans being added by Bristol. OCLC records just 3 holding institutions: Yale AAS & the Library Co of Philadelphia. Rare. unknown books
1723réf. WRCAM14138Paris 1723. 4pp. Quarto on a folded folio sheet. Some light toning at the edges. Very good. A French royal decree concerning details of the sale of tobacco. Wroth knew of a copy only through a bookseller's listing. OCLC notes two similar titles each bearing a different imprint; no copies of this imprint are noted. Rare. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1017. unknown books
1723réf. WRCAM40668Paris 1723. 4pp. Quarto on a folded folio sheet. Light dampstaining and soiling. Contemporary inscription. Very good. A French royal decree pertaining to the rights of the Compagnie des Indes regarding taxes in New France. In 1721 the Compagnie had declared bankruptcy and was reorganized after the Mississippi Bubble burst. Wroth records only the copy at NYPL and OCLC adds two more at Harvard and the John Carter Brown Library. Rare. From the library of Cardinal Etienne Charles de Lomenie de Brienne 1727-94 Minister of Louis XVI Archbishop of Toulouse and of Sens. A friend of Voltaire and a member of the Académie Française Brienne wielded significant power as head of the Finance Ministry which earned him many enemies. He died in prison during the French Revolution despite having renounced Catholicism in 1793 presumably as an attempt to save his life. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 991. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 258 this copy. unknown books
1681réf. WRCAM26669Paris: Par Sebastien Mabre-Cramoisy 1681. 4pp. Quarto on a folded folio sheet. Very minor soiling. Contemporary inscription. Fine. An early French decree relating to America of particular importance for the French West Indies. An ongoing problem of the sugar colonies in the West Indies was feeding the slave work force. Throughout the era of slavery food was imported from Europe and North America as it was cheaper and easier than using labor on the spot to raise it. This act exempts from warehousing charges Irish and other beef and all items required for sugar refinery destined for exportation to America. A variant of Wroth 125 which was printed thirty years later. OCLC locates only one copy at NYPL. From the library of Cardinal Étienne Charles de Loménie de Brienne 1727-94 Minister of Louis XVI Archbishop of Toulouse and of Sens. A friend of Voltaire and a member of the Académie Française Brienne wielded significant power as head of the Finance Ministry which earned him many enemies. He died in prison during the French Revolution despite having renounced Catholicism in 1793 presumably as an attempt to save his life. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 125 ref. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 22. Par Sebastien Mabre-Cramoisy unknown books
1671réf. WRCAM40651Paris 1671. 4pp. on a folded folio sheet. Quarto. Lightly tanned. Horizontal crease in center of sheet; contemporary inscription. Near fine. A French royal decree regulating duties on French goods bound for the French colonies in the West Indies. Wroth records only one copy held in a private library and OCLC can add only one copy at the University of Oxford. Rare. From the library of Cardinal Etienne Charles de Lomenie de Brienne 1727-94 Minister of Louis XVI Archbishop of Toulouse and of Sens. A friend of Voltaire and a member of the Académie Française Brienne wielded significant power as head of the Finance Ministry which earned him many enemies. He died in prison during the French Revolution despite having renounced Catholicism in 1793 presumably as an attempt to save his life. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 121. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 19 this copy. OCLC 57199202. unknown books
1777réf. WRCAM37443Paris: de l'Imprimerie Royale 1777. 10pp. Quarto. Sheets folded and gathered as issued. Very minor foxing. Fine. A French royal decree consisting of twenty- seven articles concerning the founding and operation of an archive in France solely devoted to collecting and preserving documents generated in the French colonies. "Copies of all registers of baptisms marriages and deaths are to be made by the Registrars and Curates in the colonies as well as of all other official or legal documents with the exception only of inventories and family divisions but including wills court judgements laws and regulations etc." - Maggs. Wroth cites a single copy in the French National Archives OCLC adds copies at NYPL and the Newberry Library. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 593 this copy. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1868. OCLC 41040855. de l'Imprimerie Royale unknown books
1765réf. WRCAM40686Paris 1765. 3pp. Quarto on a folded folio sheet. Some soiling and minor foxing. Light creases. Contemporary inscription. About very good. A French royal decree concerning the payment of bills of exchange for the French colonies of Louisiana Saint-Domingue Isle-Royale today Cape Breton Island in Nova Scota and Martinique. Wroth cites two copies in the Archives Nationales and the John Carter Brown Library; OCLC locates no further copies. Rare. From the library of Cardinal Etienne Charles de Lomenie de Brienne 1727-1794 Minister of Louis XVI Archbishop of Toulouse and of Sens. A friend of Voltaire and a member of the Académie Française Brienne wielded significant power as as head of the Finance Ministry which earned him many enemies. He died in prison during the French Revolution despite having renounced Catholicism in 1793 presumably as an attempt to save his life. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 527 this copy. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1683. unknown books
1725réf. WRCAM40675Paris 1725. 6pp. Quarto. Very minor foxing. Light soiling along spine edge. Contemporary inscription. Near fine. A French royal decree concerning the confiscation of a British vessel. "This decree confirms the confiscation of the British vessel Anne de Rodelan and her cargo the property of and commanded by one Jacques Bron James Brown on August 16th 1723 at the 'Fort Royal de l'Isle de la Martinique' for whereas he was officially destined for Barbados Bron or Brown conceived the idea of landing his cattle and cargo on the Island of Martinique alleging as a pretext that he had no water for his cattle whereas in fact the water supply was found to be sufficient to last them another week" - Maggs. Wroth locates only one copy at the Archives Nationale; OCLC locates no further print copies. Rare. From the library of Cardinal Étienne Charles de Loménie de Brienne 1727-94 Minister of Louis XVI Archbishop of Toulouse and of Sens. A friend of Voltaire and a member of the Académie Française Brienne wielded significant power as head of the Finance Ministry which earned him many enemies. He died in prison during the French Revolution despite having renounced Catholicism in 1793 presumably as an attempt to save his life. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 308 this copy. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1086. unknown books
1731réf. WRCAM40681Paris 1731. 25pp. Quarto on folded folio sheets. Very minor foxing. Contemporary inscription. Near fine. Untrimmed and unopened. A French royal decree concerning the smuggling of coffee and tobacco. "Refers to the smuggling of forty-three cases of coffee at St. Malo by Louis Hurtlaut de la Villemorin captain of the ship La Paix" - Maggs. Besides this the document is a much more extensive review of the issues and laws surrounding questions of taxes and smuggling in the French colonies. Not in Wroth or on OCLC. Rare. From the library of Cardinal Etienne Charles de Lomenie de Brienne 1727-94 Minister of Louis XVI Archbishop of Toulouse and of Sens. A friend of Voltaire and a member of the Académie Française Brienne wielded significant power as head of the Finance Ministry which earned him many enemies. He died in prison during the French Revolution despite having renounced Catholicism in 1793 presumably as an attempt to save his life. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 343 this copy. unknown books
