[sans auteur] - [PETION de VILLENEUVE (Jérôme)].Livre Rare Book
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1788réf. 13583S.l., s.é., s.d. [1788]. Un document au format in-12 (188 x 118 mm) de 25 pp., cousu, tranches rouges.
1792réf. 842W58Paris: Chez Garnery Libraire 1792-1793 . Leather. Good. 8" by 5". None. A scarce complete set of the works of Jerome Petion published the first year of the French Republic. Oeuvres de Jerome Petion complete in four volumes in half calf bindings and marbled boards. Subtitled 'Membre de l"Assemblee Constituante de la Convention Nationale et Maire de Paris'.Dated as the first and second year of the French Republic thus 1792 and 1793. A scarce edition with only three complete sets in libraries. Jerome Petion was a French writer and politician who was the second Mayor of Paris between 1791 and 1792. Prior owner"s ink inscriptions to the title pages. In half calf bindings and marbled boards. Externally sound. There is some bumping to the heads and tails of the spines and to the extremities. The joints have some wear. There is some slight loss to the leather to the heads and tails of the spines and the extremities. The boards have some wear including marks and scratches. Prior owner"s ink inscriptions to the title pages. Internally firmly bound. The pages are bright and clean with some age toning and light spotting throughout. Good Chez Garnery, Libraire hardcover
réf. 17368A Paris, chez Devaux, 1791, 1 demi chagrin, dos à nerfs, orné (fleurons), couverture muette d'attente conservée, mors légèrement frottés. in-8, titre, 1 feuillet non chiffré, 500 pages, exemplaire à pleines marges ;
réf. 204446Paris, le 4 juin, 1792 in-folio, 1 page.
réf. 232912Paris, Garnery, an premier de la République (1792-1793) 3 vol. in-8, viij pp., 399 pp. ; [2] ff. n. ch., vj pp., pp. 7-[415] (mal chiffrées 435) ; [2] ff. n. ch., iv pp., pp. 5-436, demi-basane brique, dos lisses ornés de guirlandes et filets dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison noires, coins en vélin vert, tranches mouchetées (reliure du début du XIXe).
réf. 22543Paris Desenne, Bailly, les marchands de nouveautés [De l'Imprimerie du Patriote François, place du Théâtre Italien] 14 octobre 1790 pet. in-8 de 2 ff.n.ch. et 44 pp. bradel moderne papier gris, pièce de titre en long au dos
1792réf. 1418529Limoges: François Dalesme 1792. Other. Broadside three sheets pasted together vertically. In Very Good minus condition. Broadside has tide marks along folds increasing in size towards the edges chipping to paper at left end of lowermost horizontal fold small open tears along edges and age-toning light foxing light scuffing and creasing throughout. Text in French. Shelved in Room F. . Jérôme Pétion de Villeneuve 1756-1794 was a prominent Girondin politician former Mayor of Paris and deputy to the National Convention. He argues that while Louis XVI is guilty of crimes against the nation and subject to trial the Convention must navigate the political and legal implications carefully. Unlike radical Montagnards like Robespierre who favored immediate execution without a trial Pétion supported holding a trial and eventually advocated for submitting the verdict to a public referendum an appel au peuple balancing justice with stability. 1418529. Special Collections - Upstairs. François Dalesme unknown
1792réf. 1418529Limoges: François Dalesme 1792. Other. Broadside three sheets pasted together vertically. In Very Good minus condition. Broadside has tide marks along folds increasing in size towards the edges chipping to paper at left end of lowermost horizontal fold small open tears along edges and age-toning light foxing light scuffing and creasing throughout. Text in French. Shelved in Room F. . Jérôme Pétion de Villeneuve 1756-1794 was a prominent Girondin politician former Mayor of Paris and deputy to the National Convention. He argues that while Louis XVI is guilty of crimes against the nation and subject to trial the Convention must navigate the political and legal implications carefully. Unlike radical Montagnards like Robespierre who favored immediate execution without a trial Pétion supported holding a trial and eventually advocated for submitting the verdict to a public referendum an appel au peuple balancing justice with stability. 1418529. Special Collections - Upstairs. François Dalesme unknown books
