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réf. 5450Arthaud, Paris, 1963. Un volume in-8 broché, couverture illustrée, 286 pages. Bel état.
réf. 7980P., Arthaud (Collection "Cléfs de l'Aventure, Clefs du Savoir"), 1963, in 8 broché, 286 pages ; 12 illustrations ; couverture illustrée.
1950réf. 790171950 Paris, SPID, 1950-1955, 6 volumes grand in 8° brochés, XXIII-377, 360, 395, 551, 446 et 219 pages ; cachets.
2 volumes grand in-8 carré, broché, 360 p. et xxiii, 377 p. Édition originale. Cartes in et hors texte. Les deux premières parties, complet en soi. Contributions de A. Journaux, P. Benaerts, M. David, A. Gobert, M. Lemosse. M. Boulet. Bon exemplaire.
réf. 26602Paris, SPID, 1950. 2 volumes grand in-8 carré, broché, 360 p. et xxiii, 377 p.
réf. 9365SPID 1950-1 volume grand in-8, broché,tome 1 seul,375p.,bibliographie generale,bon état
réf. 60215P., SPID, 1952, grand in 8° broché, 445 pages ; traces de cachets ; mouillures marginales à la couverture et aux premières et dernières pages.
1951réf. 19319Paris SPID 1951 in-4° 391 pp , exemplaire non coupé, volume sur l'histoire du commerce du XV ème au milieu du XIX ème
1951réf. 27385Paris SPID 1951 in-4° 391 pp , volume sur l'histoire du commerce du XV ème au milieu du XIX èmeavec la collaboration de Jean Canu, Claude-Joseph Gignoux et Andrée Goubert
réf. 5514Paris, Librairie Classique Eugène Belin, 1936, troisième édition, broché, 12x19 cm, 480 pages.
1936réf. 9891936 Paris, Belin, 1936, in 12 broché, 480 pages ; couverture imprimée (légèrement fanée).
1982réf. 1264211982 Editions Le Léopard d'Or, Paris - 1982 - In-8 broché - 177 pages + errata + table + 17 planches hors texte en N&B in fine - Réimpression de l'édition "Paris, Chez Rollin; Le Mans, Chez Monnoyer, Imprimeur-Editeur; 1858"
réf. 64013Paris, Presses Universitaires de France (PUF)/Que sais-je ?, 1988. 11 x 18, 126 pp., broché, très bon état.
1947réf. GITj976Paris La Jeune Parque 1947. In-8 broché 219pp 2 feuillets non chiffrés dont table des matières. Exemplaire en bon état et complet (5034)
1909xi + 255pp., 25cm., Thèse pour le Doctorat (Université de Paris, Faculté de droit), 2 cachets, texte frais, reliure cart. (plats marbrés, dos en toile), G110281
1941réf. 1118001941 Editions E. de Boccard, Paris - 1941 - Fort in-8, demi basane marron, 5 nerfs avec pièce de titre et tomaison rouge et dorée - 583 pages - 5 cartes dépliantes en fin d'ouvrage (in fine) - Relié avec la couverture d'origine
1986réf. 30298Lyon Imprimerie Des Beaux Arts Tixier et Fils 1986 In-4 367 pp
1953réf. 3601681Paris, Société Universitaire, 1953. 411 S. OKart.
réf. 15440A La Haye, Chez Pierre de Hondt, 1739. Titles printed in red and black, with folding table on two sheets and 1 engraved plate. 6 volumes in 3. (2), 204 pp.; (2), 312 pp.; (2), 208 pp.; (2), 286 pp.; (14), 294 pp.; (18), 246 pp. Small 8vo. Modern overlapping vellum, red morocco labels. Kress 4447; Goldsmiths 7712; Einaudi 3728; INED 1553; Mattioli, 2247; Conlon 39:427; JFBL M162; European Americana, 739/191; not in Sabin. The only edition of this important work. An account of the financial operations of John Law and his 'Compagnie des Indes', including a great number of important memoirs, letters patent, decrees, declarations, etc. Barthélemy Marmont du Hautchamp (1682 - ab. 1760) was an admirer of John Law's system and his book is not written without partiality but has yet been recognized as the best contemporary history of the system and its most precious source. John Law's operations began with the foundation in 1716 of the 'Banque Générale', soon afterwards renamed 'Banque Royale'. This was followed by the scheme of colonization known as 'Mississippi scheme' in the 'Compagnie des Indes' which, by absorbing various other chartered companies, acquired the monopoly on the trade to America, Africa and China. Moreover, the company obtained the monopoly of tobacco, the control of the mint, the payment of the national debt, and the farm of the taxes. Within a few years Law's companies thus got almost complete control over France's overseas trade, its currency and public finances, to the extend that Law's companies at one point owned more than half of the then known United States. In 1719 the 'Compagnie des Indes' and the 'Banque Royale' were united, and the promising outlooks of the new company lead to an unprecedented speculation in its shares. As known the bubble burst in 1720, cash payments were suspended and Law fled from the country, leaving behind ruined many of his former supporters.The last 2 volumes contain the full texts of the 'mémoires', 'letters patentes', 'édits', 'déclarations', 'arrêts', etc., mostly by the Conseil d'État, as well as many other documents of which many are dealing with the 'Compagnie d'Occident', and the 'Compagnie des Indes Orientales et de la Chine', on which documents the author based this thorough and important history.Marmont du Hautchamp was born in Orléans and fermier des domaines in Flanders. He was also the author of the famous and very rare Histoire générale et particulière du visa (also published in The Hague, in 1743) which also dealt with the activities of John Law and the Mississippi bubble.
1864réf. GITb646Paris Guillaumin 1864. In-8 broché 367pp 4pp catalogue. Mouillure claire ancienne sur la plupart des feuillets. Non coupé.
1854réf. 27548P., Guillaumin et Cie, 1854, in-8°, xi-367 pp, pièces justificatives, reliure demi-basane vert bouteille, dos lisse à doubles filets dorés, palette en queue (rel. de l'époque), dos lég. frotté, coupes frottées, bon état. Édition originale
2008Saint-Malo, P. Galodé, 2008. In-8 cartonné avec jaquette, 281 pages avec des illustrations hors etxte.. Minime déchirure sans manque à la jaquette, très bon état sinon.
1968réf. R300263232Arthaud. 1968. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos très frotté, Intérieur frais. Paris, Arthaud, 1968, in 8, broché, 200 pp.. . . . Classification Dewey : 380-Commerce, communications, transports
réf. 44265La Haye.1755.In-12 en reliure d'époque.246 p.Tampon d'appartenance discret sur la page de titre.Le Chapitre II est consacré à Terre-Neuve,et à la pèche de la morue et de son commerce. BE.Tranches rouges.Qques rousseurs.
réf. 18827A Londres, et se vend à Paris, Chez Le Breton, Desaint, Pissot, Lambert, 1755. xxiv, 336 pp. 12mo. Modern marbled boards, red leather label with gilt lettering. Kress 5421; Higgs 1030; INED 884; Goldsmiths 9028 (without the preliminaries); not in Einaudi; Conlon 55:545; Sabin 9602; JFBL B635; Howes B.1049; Leclerc 241; Echeverria, pp. 15n and 19; not in Muller. First edition, second issue ('Italic type' as identified by Echeverria & Wilkie) and without the errata on page xxiv and with the errata corrected. Butel-Dumont argues that Great-Britain owes her power and wealth to the colonies. He analyses the commerce and trade as well as the population of the British colonies at the time of the Guerre du Canada. With the outbreak of the Seven Years War, many of whose battles were to be fought in the New World, considerable curiosity about the British colonies was excited. This was one of the books profiting from this curiosity. It emphasized the phenomenal growth and prosperity of the colonies. 'This is the first extensive French text on the British North American colonies and was occasioned by the heightened tensions preceding the Seven Years War. It gives accounts of the geography, history, religion, government, economics, trade, and products of the several colonies' (Echeverria & Wilkie). According to INED this work was also attributed to Véron de Forbonnais. - Tiny hole in half-title and title, modern ex-libris on the front paste-down.
