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réf. 127383aafÀ Tours, Chez Létourmi le jeune, et Compagnie, An IV (1795 / 96), gr. in-8vo, frontispice gravé (Dupréel) + 2 ff. + 388 p., non rogné, note manuscr. sur faux-titre ‘Bibliothèque de M. le général Ferey’, reliure en demi-cuir du XIXe aux coins, dos richement orné or, dos à quatre nerfs, pièce de titre cuir rouge, pages de garde en papier marbré.
réf. 35600656, S.l. (Alençon, Malassis Jeune), 1789. 2 vol. grand in-8, demi-chevrette fauve, fil. dor., entièrement non rog. (Reliure de l'époque) "Le corps des deux volumes est strictement identique (composition, caractères, etc…) à celui du n précédent, mais les faux-titres et pages de titre présentent des variantes (composition et typographie). Précieux exemplaire non rogné, qui contient, relié en tête du tome L'ARRET DE LA COUR DE PARLEMENT... qui condamne un imprimé ayant pour titre : Histoire Se-crète de la Cour de Berlin... a être lacéré et brulé par l'Exécuteur de la Haute-Justice. 10 février 1789. Paris, Nyon, 1789 ; 12 pages. Séguier déclare ce libelle ""aussi atroce qu'inconcevable"" et annonce que, répandu dans la Capitale, il a déjà causé la plus vive sensation : ""le cri de l'indignation s'est fait entendre ; la voix publique a prononcé : et cet Ouvrage de ténèbres a été marqué d'avance du sceau d'une réprobation universelle"". Jammes. Bûcher, 137"
1782réf. 28912AB1782. 2 Teile in 1 Bd. Hamburg o. Vlg. 1782. 8°. XIV 2 366 1 S.; 237 S. 1 Bl. Halblederbd. d. Zt. mit Rückenvergoldung u. goldgepr. Rückentitel bestossen. Graesse 535. - Holzmann/Bohatta 53. - Das anonym erschienene Werk Mirabeaus entstand während der durch seinen Vater veranlassten Inhaftierung und ist wie "Essai sur le despotisme 1775" gegen die despotisch ausgeübte Staatsgewalt mit ihrer Unterdrückung gerichtet. In seinen staatsphilosophischen Werken plädiert er für Freiheit und Volksbildung als Grundvoraussetzung jeder sozialen Harmonie. - Vorsätze leicht stockfleckig. Durchgehnd gebräunt. Gelenke am Kopf des Einbandes über 4 cm geplatzt. Rücken mit mehreren kl. Wurmlöchern. unknown
1784réf. 39553London i.e. Paris: J. Johnson St. Paul's Church-Yard 1784. Original blue patterned wrappers spine wrappers shorn stitched untrimmed. xii 203 1 blank pp. Mild occasional foxing binding a bit shaken. Very Good. Howes calls this "another issue" of the first edition. OCLC declares "The imprint is false being a repetition of that on the French edition printed in London; probably printed in Paris" OCLC 85860350 noting facsimiles. Lathrop Harper noted "The book was of course not allowed to be printed in France and the writer was living in London at this time" Harper Catalog 224 - 154. As a hereditary organization limited to officers of the American Revolution and their eldest male descendants the Order reflects "the true seat of nobility" inconsistent with a new republican society. Alarmed the author says the Society will quoting from the version in English language "strip the middle and lower ranks of life of all influence and of all importance; consign them to the most palpable contempt and reduce them to the completest nullity." This "military nobility" will inevitably become "a civil nobility and an aristocracy the more dangerous because being hereditary it will perpetually increase in the course of time and will gather strength from the very prejudices it will engender; because originating neither in the constitution nor the law the law has provided no means to controul it and it will incessantly overbear the constitution." Howes M653aa. OCLC 4949019. J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard unknown
1788réf. 10516London: J. Johnson St. Paul's Church Yard; & chez C. R. Hake a` Rotterdam 1788. Hardcover. Very good condition. A spectacular copy in original blue marbled paper wraps with the printed title label and spine intact and untrimmed. Howes 653a De l'Imprimerie de T. Spilsbury Snow-hill." on the last page. This edition includes the first translation into French of Richard Price's "Observations on the importance of the American Revolution and the means of making it a benefit to the world". Price was a London based pamphleteer known for supporting a formal declaration of independence by America. Mirabeau's important work opposing the Order of Cincinnati in the newly formed United States. The "Order of the Cincinnati" was considered inimical to American principles and this rare piece gives Mirabeau's views on the subject. It was not allowed to be printed in Paris. It was based on an anonymous American pamphlet by Aedanus Burke one of the Chief Justices of South Carolina which condemned the proposed Order of Cincinnati Considerations on the Society or Order of Cincinnatus Philadelphia 1783" and signed "Cassius". Howes M-653a; OCLC: 1184167359. In a half maroon morocco slipcase gilt title on spine slightly marked. Overall a spectacular copy. J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church Yard; & chez C. R. Hake, a` Rotterdam hardcover
1775réf. 1376974Londres London: n.p. 1775. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo 275 2 pages. In Very Good condition. Bound in 18th century quarter acid-washed calf marbled paper boards. Gilt titling and tooling to spine. Light rubbing and wear primarily to extremities lower front hinge. Text block partially unopened along the fore edge. With all 5 cancels as called for in the 'Avis au relieur.' M7 cancel loose but present. Shelved case 10. ESTC: 28190. Anonymous but by Gabriel-Honoré de Riquetti comte de Mirabeau. With final two errata leaves. The imprint is false; probably printed on the continent. Comte de Mirabeau's first published book. Mirabeau published his Essay on Despotism which denounced the arbitrariness of royal power: "le despotisme n'est pas une forme de gouvernement . s'il en était ainsi ce serait un brigandage criminel et contre lequel tous les hommes doivent se liguer." 1376974. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. [n.p.] hardcover
1775réf. 1376974Londres London: n.p. 1775. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo 275 2 pages. In Very Good condition. Bound in 18th century quarter acid-washed calf marbled paper boards. Gilt titling and tooling to spine. Light rubbing and wear primarily to extremities lower front hinge. Text block partially unopened along the fore edge. With all 5 cancels as called for in the 'Avis au relieur.' M7 cancel loose but present. Shelved case 10. ESTC: 28190. Anonymous but by Gabriel-Honoré de Riquetti comte de Mirabeau. With final two errata leaves. The imprint is false; probably printed on the continent. Comte de Mirabeau's first published book. Mirabeau published his Essay on Despotism which denounced the arbitrariness of royal power: "le despotisme n'est pas une forme de gouvernement . s'il en était ainsi ce serait un brigandage criminel et contre lequel tous les hommes doivent se liguer." 1376974. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. [n.p.] hardcover books
1784réf. 39553London i.e. Paris: J. Johnson St. Paul's Church-Yard 1784. Original blue patterned wrappers spine wrappers shorn stitched untrimmed. xii 203 1 blank pp. Mild occasional foxing binding a bit shaken. Very Good. Howes calls this "another issue" of the first edition. OCLC declares "The imprint is false being a repetition of that on the French edition printed in London; probably printed in Paris" OCLC 85860350 noting facsimiles. Lathrop Harper noted "The book was of course not allowed to be printed in France and the writer was living in London at this time" Harper Catalog 224 - 154. As a hereditary organization limited to officers of the American Revolution and their eldest male descendants the Order reflects "the true seat of nobility" inconsistent with a new republican society. Alarmed the author says the Society will quoting from the version in English language "strip the middle and lower ranks of life of all influence and of all importance; consign them to the most palpable contempt and reduce them to the completest nullity." This "military nobility" will inevitably become "a civil nobility and an aristocracy the more dangerous because being hereditary it will perpetually increase in the course of time and will gather strength from the very prejudices it will engender; because originating neither in the constitution nor the law the law has provided no means to controul it and it will incessantly overbear the constitution." Howes M653aa. OCLC 4949019. J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard unknown books
réf. #[73553]Antwerpen P. Rymers 1788 complete set of two parts in one volume 102112pp. some waterstaining edges slightly frayed later paper softcover wrappers original front and back remains writing in ink on spine and on original front in the second part: aanteekeningen en stukken dienende tot bewys translation of Aux Bataves sur le stathoude´rat. - Londres : s.n. 1788 written by Honore´-Gabriel de Riquetti de Mirabeau comte de 1749-1791 Doorninck en de Kempenaer I kol. 399 Knuttel 21758 Petit 7512. Scarce. paperback
1782réf. 28912AB2 Teile in 1 Bd. Hamburg, o. Vlg., 1782. 8°. XIV, (2) 366, (1) S.; 237 S., (1) Bl. Halblederbd. d. Zt. mit Rückenvergoldung u. goldgepr. Rückentitel (bestossen).
réf. 107605Trois textes reliés en 1 volume de 185 x115 mm envrion, Textes de Mirabeau, tomes 1 et 2 : Sans lieu, sans mention d'imprimeur, 1789, 1f.blanc, faux-titre, titre, 175-faux-titre-titre-208 pages,Texte de Luchet : Londres, 1789, xxiv-176 pages, 1f.blanc, demi basane à coins havane, dos lisse portant titres dorés sur pièce de titre corail. Des rousseurs, frottements trous et galeries de ver sur le cuir et le cartonnage, coiffe inférieure ébréchée, mors internes en partie fendus mais structure solide, début de fente sur un mors externe. Ouvrages bien complets.
1834réf. 9592Paris Lecointe et Pougin et Didier 1834-1835 8 volumes in-8 demi chagrin vert, dos à nerfs, caissons ornés d’un triple filet or en encadrement.
1782réf. 150315Hambourg: s.n. 1782. Due volumi di cm. 20 pp. xiv 2 36 2; 237. Solida legatura coeva in piena pele dorsi a nervi con titoli e ricchi fregi in oro. Tagli rossi. Bell'esemplare genuno e ben conservato. Ex libris nobiliare. Edizione originale ineressante e non comune. Cfr. Einaudi 3932 e Cioranescu 45191 . s.n. unknown
réf. 21316S. l., s. n., 1760 - 1761. 2 volumes in-12 de VI-426-[2] et [4]-VI-[2]-269 pages, plein veau moucheté, dos à nerfs ornés de filets et fleurons dorés, tranche rouges.
1792réf. 91121792 Seconde édition. A Paris, chez Le Jay, libraire, rue Neuve-des-Petits-Champs, près celle de Richelieu, au Grand Corbeille, no 146. 1792. In-8° (130 x 217 mm) de [2]+176 pages. Belle reliure du début du XIXe siècle en basane racinée, avec dos lisse orné et pièce de titre en maroquin rouge. Seconde édition de ce célèbre ouvrage sur la sexualité et ses perversions durant lAntiquité, et plus particulièrement lAntiquité biblique (!), que Mirabeau écrivit durant ses loisies forcés au donjon de Vincennes entre 1777 et 1780.
1980réf. 19902HEYNE WILHELM 1980. 3. softcover. HEYNE, WILHELM paperback
réf. 14976Together 9 pieces in 1 volume. 8vo. Modern half morocco. Martin & Walter, 24407, 24411 & Anonymes 8895, 7865, 15646. All first editions, the first work is complete. The Bulletin as well as the pamphlets added are all of satyrical vein against G.J.B. Target, who made a major contribution to the wording of the 1791 Constitution, he was one of the prime movers in the national patriot party in 1788-1789 and he contributed notably to the Constituent Assembly's legal, constitutional and administrative reforms. - A very nice and well preserved collection.This Mirabeau was the younger brother of the famous Mirabeau and member of the National Assembly. He emigrated to Germany in 1790 where he formed the famous legion of the "hussards de la mort." He received the nickname of "Tonneau" due to his being often drunk. Reproached by his brother he answered: "What are you complaining about ? Of all the possible vices of the family you have left me only this one!"
1933réf. LIQ-5442Vincennes aux Editions d u Donjon Duflou 1933. In-8° broché sous couverture rempliée imprimée en vert.
réf. 26222Londres, T. Spilsburg, 1783. 2 ouvrages en 2 vol. in-8°, veau brun marbré, dos lisses ornés de fleurons dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin brique, tranches jaspées de brun. Reliure de l'époque, coins râpés. Bon exemplaire. xiv pp., (1) f., 366 pp., (1) p.; 237 pp; Linguet : Frontispice hors-texte de Spilsburg gravé en taille-douce par Woodman et Mutlow, iv pp., 62 pp., 51bis à 66bis, pp. 67 à 160, 24 pp. (Avis aux Souscripteurs). Rousseurs éparses.
réf. 237289Aix, Joseph David, 1783 in-4, 202 pp., demi-basane brique à coins, dos à nerfs fleuronné, pièce de titre havane (reliure moderne).
réf. 238972Paris, Le Jay, Versailles, Blaizot, s.d. (1789) 2 livraisons en un vol. in-8, 8 pp. en numérotation continue, texte sur deux colonnes, la première livraison imprimée sur papier bleuté, demi-chagrin Bradel cerise, dos orné de filets et bonnets phrygiens dorés (reliure moderne).
réf. 330688 pages in12 - Cachet -Trés bon état -
1866réf. 100060Londres: Privately Printed 1866. Hardcover Duodecimo. Hardcover. Good. half leather black label gilt lettering speckled red edges 254 pp front hinge split but still tight small stain to fron cover and to leather of lower right corner top right corner scraped Standard shipping no tracking or insurance / Priority with tracking / Custom quote for large or heavy orders. Privately Printed hardcover
réf. 242163Londres, G. Faden, J. Robson, P. Elmsley, s.d. (1785) in-8, titre, vi-168-XL pp.,carte repliée, demi-basane rouge, dos à nerfs (reliure moderne).