La Croix, A. Phérotee deAntiquariat.de
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1697réf. 64860Leipzig, Johann Ludwig Gleditsch, 1697. 4°. Haupttitel in Rot u. Schwarz. Mit 4 Kupfertiteln, 17 gefalt. Kupferkarten, 55 (2 gefalt.) Kupfertafeln u. einigen Textholzschnitten. Zus. ca. 1.700 S., Ldr.-Bde. d. Zt. a. 5 Bünden m. reicher Rückenverg., goldgepr. Rückenschild u. gespränkeltem Farbschnitt.
réf. 7223Amsterdam & Paris, Desaint, 1768. Cinq ouvrages en un volume in-8 (195 x 124 mm), IV pp., 162 pp., 3 tables dépl.; 48 pp.(interversion du texte avec le quatrième ouvrage à partir du cahier C); 8 pp.; 8 pp.; un tableau dépl., 147 pp. et 1 p. n. ch.; 2 ff. n. ch., 314 pp., 1 f. n. ch. Veau porphyre, triple filet doré en encadrement sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné de caissons avec pièce d'armes au cerf doré répété, pièces de titre vert foncé et rouge, coupes filetées, tranches marbrées, habiles restaurations (reliure de l’époque).
réf. 14320Paris, Kilian, Picquet, 1826.
1768réf. 230014Mexico 1768. unbound. 2 pages in Spanish roughly translated 16.5 x 12 inches A Royal Proclamation: El Marquis de Croix March 9 1768 ordering the mine owners to make concessions and increase wages in small part: ".A decline in mining.the mines have the common enemy of water which has flooded them.the excessive construction cost of which the Kingdom has no wealth. Is the relief moderation the price you ask as the best mines are completely uninhabited and desolate Send my fatherly love to my vassals subjects.I'll strive by all means.that they are fruitful. I've visited the Council of the Indies. Faith issued.and the moderate price of quicksilver.which is distributed to the miners a part of the quarto has so far been given for relief to support the work.I command you with consequences that you publish and carefully observe that the above ceiling of a fourth part of the price at which would have been taken in quicksilver.be given to the miners.ending the embargo. Also by Royal Proclamation inserted within it is free of tax." Also signed by Manuel Rodriguez 1697 - 1772 -- military leader on the Coahuila-Texas frontier esteemed explorer and one of the greatest Indian fighters from Texas. After the departure of Jacinto de Barrios y Jaurequi in February of 1768 he became brief interim governor and military commandant of the Province. Rare signature as Commandant and Governor of the Province. According to the Texas State Historical Association "It was not until recently that archivists were aware that Rodriguez was a Governor.a fact scarcely noted by historians. Horizontal fold; two holes; smudges in the left margin. Very good- condition. De Croix 1699 - 1786 was the Viceroy of New Spain Mexico who served during the period of Great Turbulence. The sole purpose of his five-year administration 1766 - 1771 was absolute obedience to the king whom he always referred to as "Mi amo." In 1767 he expelled the Jesuits from the colony removing them from their Monasteries and Colleges allowing them to leave with scarcely the clothes on their backs. These measures provoked a rebellion in which the Viceroy dealt severely with the rebels proclaiming censorship of literary and scientific publications 1768 and hanging the leaders of the uprising. No sooner had opposition been eliminated de Croix turned his attention toward the war-seeking Apache and Comanche Indian tribes financing and authorizing an expedition led by Captain de Galvez into Nueva Vizcaya whereby the Indians were soundly defeated. In March 1768 following the slow-downs boycotts and disturbances in the mines of Guanajuato and Pachuca over the low wages paid to the miners de Croix stunned the Colony by siding with the miners and forcing the mine owners to agree to an increase in wages. His actions were deemed "one of the most significant social reforms in the New World" at that time. unknown books
1768réf. 230014Mexico 1768. unbound. 2 pages in Spanish roughly translated 16.5 x 12 inches A Royal Proclamation: El Marquis de Croix March 9 1768 ordering the mine owners to make concessions and increase wages in small part: ".A decline in mining.the mines have the common enemy of water which has flooded them.the excessive construction cost of which the Kingdom has no wealth. Is the relief moderation the price you ask as the best mines are completely uninhabited and desolate Send my fatherly love to my vassals subjects.I'll strive by all means.that they are fruitful. I've visited the Council of the Indies. Faith issued.and the moderate price of quicksilver.which is distributed to the miners a part of the quarto has so far been given for relief to support the work.I command you with consequences that you publish and carefully observe that the above ceiling of a fourth part of the price at which would have been taken in quicksilver.be given to the miners.ending the embargo. Also by Royal Proclamation inserted within it is free of tax." Also signed by Manuel Rodriguez 1697 - 1772 -- military leader on the Coahuila-Texas frontier esteemed explorer and one of the greatest Indian fighters from Texas. After the departure of Jacinto de Barrios y Jaurequi in February of 1768 he became brief interim governor and military commandant of the Province. Rare signature as Commandant and Governor of the Province. According to the Texas State Historical Association "It was not until recently that archivists were aware that Rodriguez was a Governor.a fact scarcely noted by historians. Horizontal fold; two holes; smudges in the left margin. Very good- condition. De Croix 1699 - 1786 was the Viceroy of New Spain Mexico who served during the period of Great Turbulence. The sole purpose of his five-year administration 1766 - 1771 was absolute obedience to the king whom he always referred to as "Mi amo." In 1767 he expelled the Jesuits from the colony removing them from their Monasteries and Colleges allowing them to leave with scarcely the clothes on their backs. These measures provoked a rebellion in which the Viceroy dealt severely with the rebels proclaiming censorship of literary and scientific publications 1768 and hanging the leaders of the uprising. No sooner had opposition been eliminated de Croix turned his attention toward the war-seeking Apache and Comanche Indian tribes financing and authorizing an expedition led by Captain de Galvez into Nueva Vizcaya whereby the Indians were soundly defeated. In March 1768 following the slow-downs boycotts and disturbances in the mines of Guanajuato and Pachuca over the low wages paid to the miners de Croix stunned the Colony by siding with the miners and forcing the mine owners to agree to an increase in wages. His actions were deemed "one of the most significant social reforms in the New World" at that time. unknown
1688réf. CAIla[SA43Paris: Robert Pepie 1688. 1688. 8vo. pp. 1 p.l. 267 1privilege. woodcut title vignette headpiece & initial. contemporary mottled calf gilt back rubbed several holes in front joint lower outer corner damaged ink stains to pp. 62-63 few other stains to last leaf & margins of some others upper outer corner of last leaf & rear endpaper singed. First Edition Second Issue with cancel title. Only two copies of this issue are located in the Amicus database of Canadian libraries. The more common first issue has the title Estat Présent De L'Église Et De La Colonie Françoise Dans La Nouvelle France. with identical imprint. Saint-Vallier was Laval's successor as Bishop of Quebec 1688-1727. The present work written in the form of a letter to an anonymous friend describes his trip to New France between May 1685 and January 1687 to survey the bishopric prior to his consecration. On the voyage out he sailed on board the same vessel as the Marquis de Denonville the newly appointed Governor of New France. Saint-Vallier first visited Quebec then all of the parishes along the St. Lawrence finally arriving at Montreal. Travelling along the inland waterways he made his way with a small escort to Acadia returning to Quebec in the fall of 1686. His informal account provides descriptive details respecting the native tribes and their relations with the white settlers specific reports on missionary activities and sketchy information regarding troubles with the Iroquois. "This is one of the rarest accounts of the missions published irregularly after the discontinuance of the annual Jesuit Relations with the one for 1671-72.It appeared in one edition only but with different title-pages.". Bell Bell S58. Church 707. European Americana 688/208. Howes S41. JCB p. 198. Sabin 66979. cfDionne II 218 cfGagnon I 1284 cfHarrisse NF 159 cfLande 773 cfStreeter VI 3632 cfTPL 98 and cfVlach 665 other issue. DCB II pp. 328-334. Story p. 743. Winsor IV pp. 315-16. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good. Paris: Robert Pepie, 1688. Hardcover
réf. LCS-18423Exemplaire très pur et à belles marges conservé dans sa première reliure en veau de l’époque. Paris, chez Robert Pepie, 1688. In-8 de (1) f., titre, 267 pp., (1) p. Au bas de la dernière page on lit: “A Paris, de l’Imprimerie de la veuve Denis Langlois, 1688”. Cachet D.L.P. en bas du titre. Relié en veau brun granité de l’époque, dos à nerfs orné, coupes dorées, tranches dorées sur marbrures. Reliure de l’époque. 186 x 118 mm.
1687réf. 1559A Paris: Chez Daniel Hortemels Saint Jacques au Mecenas 1687. First edition. In contemporary leather. Spine with five raised bands compartments gilt titled. Tinted edges. Bookplate and shelfmark on inner front panel. A different possessor’s inscription on flyleaf. Ownership stamp on title page. Spine with worm traces. Corners slightly bumped. Inside clean with occasional stains throughout. Overall in very good condition. First edition. In contemporary leather. Spine with five raised bands compartments gilt titled. Tinted edges. 30 370 4 p. Complete. First edition of Du Vignau’s important work dealing with the decline of the Ottoman Empire. L'état présent de la puissance Ottomane was written after the unsuccessful siege of Vienna by the Ottomans in 1683 and the following withdrawal. It deals with the possible reasons led to the decline of the Ottoman Empire and provides an overview of the period Ottoman power. The book gained interest throughout Europe and in the subsequent year a second edition was printed in the Hague and an English translation was also published. A year after the present work Du Vignau published another book Le Sécretaire turc. “In both works he described himself as a former secretary at the French embassy in Istanbul the ‘secrétaire-interprète’ to the King’s fleet in the Mediterranean and even a godson to Louis XVI. None of these claims appear to be true.” Ghobrial 2013 Sieur des Joanots Du Vignau was a pseudonym invented by Édouard de La Croix who was indeed a secretary in the French embassy in Istanbul between 1670 and 1680 and again between 1685–1686. La Croix published his Mémoires in 1684 and four other books between 1686 and his death in 1704 among them Le Sécretaire turc and the present book. “The reason for his having used a pseudonym remains unclear. Interestingly the two titles published under the name Du Vignau … are the only books written by La Croix that were not dedicated to Louis XVI but instead to the Grand Duke of Tuscany an indication perhaps of his attempts to cultivate a new patron in the person of Cosimo III de’ Medici.” Ghobrial 2013 Scarce we could trace only 3 copies in institutional holdings BL; BnF; Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon. Provenance: Bookplate: "De la bibliothèque du Comte Nicolas d’Eszterhazy”; ownership inscription in ink: “Clements”. Bibl.: Ghobrial J-P.: The Whispers of Cities: Information Flows in Istanbul London and Paris in the Age of William Trumball. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2013. pp. 1–7. . Chez Daniel Hortemels, Saint Jacques, au Mecenas unknown
RENNES, Oberthur, 1896 - in-8 Reliure 1/2 chagrin marron, dos à 4 nerfs, décors, filets et titre dorés - Importante iconographie NB PP HT - Très bel Ex. JOINT : Lettre manucritede Charles GENIAUX
