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Fasc. in-8° di pp. 16 in media a fasc. in bross. edit. con lievi tracce del tempo. Tutti
1973xiii, 276 p. 22 cm. Hardcover Very good condition good
1990réf. JAPONNNNNN65140817Paris, L'Harmattan / Tokyo, Sofia University, "recherches asiatiques", 1990, 13,5 x 21,5, 206-XVI pages sous couverture imprimée. Avec un cahier (central) de XVI pages d'illustrations noir & blanc.
réf. 27443PARIS, E. Dentu/LE MANS, Bureaux du Progrès de l'Ouest et du petit Manceau - 1886 - In-12 - Débroché - 260 pages - Envoi rapide et soigné
1791réf. 189351791 1791 Paris, (bureaux de l'Ami du Roi, 1791), - in-8.,broche,sans couvertures ni page de titre, 94 p.,.Traduction française officielle du fameux bref Aliquantulum du 10 mars 1791, par lequel Pie VI rendait publique sa condamnation de la Constitution civile du Clergé, précipitant par son retard la crise du clergé français : Louis XVI avait déjà ratifié le texte en août 1790. Absent de Martin & Walter.
1890réf. 7254Bourg, Imprimerie Frédéric Dufour, sans date (circa fin XIXe) ; in-8 ; bradel de papier marbré, pièce de titre en long (reliure de l'époque) ; 80 pp.
réf. 3731Antwerpen, "Bijdragen tot de Geschiedenis" , 1936 originele uitgeversomslag, 13x20cm, 296pp.
2001réf. 31086NY: Marlowe & Company. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2001. Hardcover. 1569245789 . Foreword by Ron Hansen. Black and white photographs throughout. First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Marlowe & Company hardcover books
1879réf. fl1620Lefournier J.B. et A., E Kemper, e ti Jann Salaun, leorier Relié 1879 RARE. In-12 (9,5 x 14,5 cm), reliure demi-peau, 350 pages, texte en breton ; reliure cassée, mors supérieur fendu, manques de cuir aux coiffes, manque de papier reliure au premier plat, ex-libris tamponnés à l'intérieur, en l'état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1975réf. LFA01911Bulletin n° 14 (Année 1975) : 48 pages, format 130 x 210 mm, illustré, broché
1870réf. 0012166Paris France. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1870. Ephemera. On offer is a complementary pair of nineteenth-century French Catholic letters addressed to author and journalist Aimé Giron 18361907 revealing the practical and literary assistance he provided privately to members of the clergy. Written by two different priests and preserved together within Girons correspondence the letters show him working discreetly behind the scenes first as an adviser on church fundraising and then apparently as the writer or literary collaborator responsible for an important ceremonial address. The first is a two-page letter signed by A. Robert Curé of Saint-Laurent. After considering Girons proposal Robert agrees that contributors should be permitted to pay their subscriptions in annual instalments thereby making participation accessible to a wider group of parishioners. The priest intends to introduce Girons idea from the pulpit that same morning: Je vois que lidée dune souscription par annuités pour les personnes que ce mode peut accommoder serait excellente et jen dirai un mot ce matin en chaire I see that the idea of a subscription payable in annual instalments for those whom this arrangement might accommodate would be excellent and I shall say a word about it from the pulpit this morning. The letter explains the details of the plan to associate contributions to the church with a benefit to the donor and provides unusual specifics as to the fundraising plan. Robert closes by wishing Giron and his brother a successful journey and reference via allusion a pilgrimage in Rome: Je désire du fond du cur que vous receviez dabondantes bénédictions au tombeau des saints-apôtres I desire from the bottom of my heart that you receive abundant blessings at the tomb of the holy apostles. Although undated beyond Sunday morning 9 the journey may relate to Girons documented travels in Italy around 1870. The second item is a short urgent letter signed P. J. Noël Roux S. J. Marked with a cross it was written by a Jesuit priest who finds himself in an awkward predicament: he is expected to prepare and deliver a formal address before the Curé of the Cathedral and the assembled audience but the promised text has apparently not yet arrived. En vérité je suis dans lembarras ; on me demande le compliment pour le préparer demain et le débiter Jeudi devant Monsieur le Curé de la Cathédrale et toute lassistance In truth I am in a predicament; they are asking me for the formal address so that I may prepare it tomorrow and deliver it on Thursday before the Curé of the Cathedral and the entire assembly. The wording strongly suggests that Giron was composing or at least substantially assisting with the ceremonial speech. The letter provides a concise but revealing example of the uncredited literary work performed privately by a professional author for members of the clergy. Its urgency also evokes the rapid circulation of manuscripts and messages within late nineteenth-century Paris although the precise method of delivery is not stated. Together these letters document two distinct forms of influence exercised by Giron within French Catholic society: one financial and organizational the other rhetorical and literary. They will be of particular interest to collectors and researchers concerned with French Catholic history church patronage religious art Jesuit networks pilgrimage literary ghostwriting and the private working life of a prolific nineteenth-century author. Condition: Two separate manuscript sheets. The A. Robert letter shows original mailing folds moderate age toning scattered light soiling corner creasing and minor edge wear including small closed tears and short separations along the folds; the writing remains dark and clearly legible with no significant textual loss. The Noël Roux letter is written on one side with Girons address written on the reverse of the same sheet. It retains its original mailing folds and exhibits age toning handling creases scattered staining and soiling small edge tears and localized fold wear. Its ink varies in intensity but remains legible. Overall Good. French language. Bio Notes: Aimé Giron 18361907 was a French lawyer poet novelist and journalist from Le Puy-en-Velay. After establishing himself through poetry and fiction he contributed to such newspapers as Le Figaro Le Gaulois and Le Clairon and served for approximately twenty-five years as editor of La France illustrée. His extensive private correspondence reveals a broader network of writers artists clergy and cultural figures than is readily apparent from his published work alone. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Signed by Author . unknown
réf. 11185837like new. unknown
1927réf. 82667Auxerre, Impr. L'Universelle, 1927, gr. in-8°, clxxxviii-407 pp, broché, bon état (Coll. de documents inédits sur l'Histoire économique de la Révolution française publiés par le Ministère de l'Instruction publique)
réf. 45149, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 1982 Hardcover. 144 p., 140 x 215 mm, Languages: English, Including an index. Fine copy. ISBN 9780888444622.
1935Carla Cadorna Carla Cadorna. Vecchi Mistici Inglesi. Roma, Edizioni Casa del Libro 1935 - I italiano, in sedicesimo cm 19 x 13 pp. 164 Antologia di scritti di mistici inglesi. Alcuni segni a matita su varie pagine.
1930réf. 17799ÉDITIONS FERNAND ROCHES 1930 189 pages collection LES TEXTES FRANÇAIS COLLECTION DES UNIVERSITÉS DE FRANCE PUBLIÉS SOUS LES AUSPICES DE L'ASSOCIATION GUILLAUME BUDÉ. in8. 1930. broché. 189 pages. Carmen est une nouvelle de Prosper Mérimée écrite en 1845 et publiée en 1847. L'histoire tragique de José Navarro un bandit est racontée à travers sa rencontre avec la belle gitane Carmen qui le manipule et l'entraîne dans une vie de crime. Le livre traite du sujet de la liberté de l'amour obsessionnel et de la jalousie meurtrière symbolisant la passion destructrice avec l'amour non-réciproque
1860réf. List3801New York: E. Anthony 1860. From a photographic negative by Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Carte de visite measuring approximately 2 ½ x 4 inches. Albumen portrait of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher seated beside a small table with printed caption below image reading "Rev'd Henry Ward Beecher." Verso imprint: "Published by E. Anthony 501 Broadway New York from photographic negative from Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Light wear and toning; very good. A Civil War-era carte de visite portrait of Henry Ward Beecher the Brooklyn minister abolitionist and one of the most famous American clergymen of the nineteenth century. Beecher was pastor of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn and a prominent antislavery speaker before and during the Civil War. His public reputation made him a natural subject for Brady and Anthony's commercial portrait trade which circulated images of political military literary and religious figures in CDV format. Beecher's wartime significance was tied especially to abolition and Union propaganda. He helped raise money for antislavery causes supported the Union war effort and in 1863 traveled to Britain to speak in favor of the Union cause at a moment when British public opinion and elite sympathy remained contested. E. Anthony unknown
1860réf. List3801New York: E. Anthony 1860. From a photographic negative by Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Carte de visite measuring approximately 2 ½ x 4 inches. Albumen portrait of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher seated beside a small table with printed caption below image reading "Rev'd Henry Ward Beecher." Verso imprint: "Published by E. Anthony 501 Broadway New York from photographic negative from Brady's National Portrait Gallery. Light wear and toning; very good. A Civil War-era carte de visite portrait of Henry Ward Beecher the Brooklyn minister abolitionist and one of the most famous American clergymen of the nineteenth century. Beecher was pastor of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn and a prominent antislavery speaker before and during the Civil War. His public reputation made him a natural subject for Brady and Anthony's commercial portrait trade which circulated images of political military literary and religious figures in CDV format. Beecher's wartime significance was tied especially to abolition and Union propaganda. He helped raise money for antislavery causes supported the Union war effort and in 1863 traveled to Britain to speak in favor of the Union cause at a moment when British public opinion and elite sympathy remained contested. E. Anthony unknown books
1903CONGRESSO ANTISCHIAVISTA ITALIANO, CARTOLINA UFFICIALE INTERAMENTE AUTOGRAFA.
First edition, 54pp., disbound.
réf. 3298Wetteren (Belgique), Editions Scaldis, 1955 16 x 25, 281 pp., non coupé, broché, bon état (2 cachets)
1978Mm 135x215 Collana "Temi e discussioni" - Volume nella sua brossura originale, 483 pagine con un indice dei nomi in chiusura. Qualche segno di lettura al dorso, peraltro opera in ottime condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
réf. 0364839406.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1974Mm 145x210 Rivista nella sua brossura originale con sovraccoperta, 363(16) pagine. Buona-ottima copia, spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine
