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1820réf. 014714Paris: Chez Kleffer et Aug. Caunes 1820. Book. Good-VG. Buckram. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Rebound in brown buckram retaining original gilt on burgundy title label remounted on spine. Binding moderately soiled with minor rubbing at corners and extremities. lx533 pp. frontis. portrait of author. Foxed text block generally light ranging in places to moderate edges likely slightly trimmed. Two areas of paper loss on title page from eraser rubbing no loss to text and small burn hole in page after title i/ii between which the foldout facsimile manuscript is fully intact. Vol. I only of 3. Chez Kleffer et Aug. Caunes Hardcover
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1790réf. AQ27988Paris: De l’imprimerie nationale 1790. 23pp 1. Later printed buff wrappers. Book-label of Peter Stewart Young to verso of upper wrapper scattered spotting. The sole edition of Mirabeau’s response to Fontenay's proposal made on behalf of the Commerce Committee that demanded that the duties on returns from India should be directed solely to the port of Lorient. Mirabeau advocates absolute freedom of commerce and industry and stands against any form of obligation imposed on traders to have their goods from India delivered to a specific port. . First edition. 8vo. De l’imprimerie nationale unknown
1909réf. 1302190027London : A.L. Humphreys 1909-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. Fair green leather covered with gilt hardcover. No DJ. ORIGINAL 1909 EDITION. Pages are very clean and unmarked. Covers show heavy edge wear with front detached but present. Chipping/scuffing on raised band back strip.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day! London : A.L. Humphreys hardcover
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1789réf. 14145Dublin: P. Byrne 1789. FIRST IRISH EDITION. Contemporary calf spine and edges lightly worn; generally an excellent copy with a contemporary signature of Juliana Pratt dated 1843 on title. . First edition a variant of a two-volume work published in London with few copies located in America. We do not know the priority of this Irish edition. After a preliminary trip to Berlin in early 1786 Mirabeau was dispatched that July on a mission to the royal court of Prussia. Returning in January he published a full account in his Secret History of the Court of Berlin 1787. This account denounced the Prussian court as scandalous and corrupt described the King of Prussia as weak and overly emotional and labeled Prince Henry of Prussia brother of Frederick the Great and a guest of the French court as narrow-minded and incompetent. The resulting uproar was an extreme embarrassment for the French government which quickly censored the book but could not prevent its widespread notoriety. Mirabeau’s episode provided inspiration to many more radical publishers who came to regard him as a leader of the coming revolution. Even Thomas Jefferson who was serving as the United States Minister to France during this period wrote to Mirabeau complimenting his “writings and talents” and provided him with materials that Jefferson wanted Mirabeau to use in future publications. P. Byrne unknown
réf. 352620Théorie de l'impôt. 4to. VIII 336 pp. Publisher's original boards untrimmed. Covers somewhat foxed spine strenghtened in the time with vellum slightly worn corners worn some minor foxing few small stains in outer margins edges lightly dust-soiled. - Paris o. Dr. 1760. Very rare first edition in quarto of Mirabeau's chief work which led to the author's arrest at Vincennes. Assisted by François Quesnay Mirabeau's first book of his own after his conversion to Physiocracy offers an exposition of his economic ideas. On fiscal matters the Physiocrats famously pushed for their "single tax" l'impôt unique on landed property. The logic as laid out by Mirabeau seemed compelling. Any taxes levied throughout the economy will just passed from sector to sector until they fall upon the net product. As land is the only source of wealth then the burden of all taxes ultimately bears down on the landowner. So instead of levying a complicated collection of scattered taxes which are difficult to administer and can cause temporary distortions it is most efficient to just go to the root and tax land rents directly. This book was published the same year also in a duodecimo edition which is fare more current than the present quarto edition. - Untrimmed copy with wide margins Provenance: From the collection of Basel economics professor Edgar Salin 1892-1974 with his handwritten entry on the first flyleaf. References: Tchemerzine VIII 285; Barbier IV 702; Kress 5883; Humpert 13028; Higgs 2297; INED 3209; Goldsmith 9602. Paris 1760
1755réf. 291252Paris.: Chaubert et Herissant. 1755. 1st Edition. Contemporary full brown leather gilt spine decorations red edges marbled endpapers. Good front hinge splitting light mostly marginal dampstaining. 12mo.14x8 cm. French text. Uncommon commentary on Biblical poetry. weight: 0.4 lb. Chaubert et Herissant. hardcover
1789réf. 183453No place.: No publisher. 1789. Contemporary half speckled calf over speckled boards. red spine label with gilt title. Corners light bumped light foxing otherwise a very good tight copy. 8vo. 18x11 cm. French text. Scarce edition of the correspondence of Mirabeau denouncing the corrupt Prussian court. The book was censored by the French government hence the anonymous author and publisher. weight: 0.6 lb. No publisher. hardcover
1788réf. 199759No place. 1788. 1st edition. Publisher's plain stiff wraps paper spine label. Covers lightly soiled and worn heel of spine repaired contents very good untrimmed. 8vo. French text. Engraved title page with portrait. paperback
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réf. 6142Six parts bound in two vols. Large 4to cont. polished mottled calf spines nicely gilt. Avignon 1756-1758-1760. First edition of all six parts and a fine copy of one of the great classics of political economy. This work marks the birth of the physiocratic school and contains the first appearance on a large scale of the “Tableau Economique” of Quesnay portions of Quesnay’s work had been privately printed in a few copies only at the palace at Versailles in 1758 and 1759. In this work Mirabeau made the ideas of Cantillon known and the book had a very great influence in the years before the Revolution. Fine set. unknown
