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1889réf. 276169New York London: White & Allen 1889. Hard Cover. Very Good binding. In the publisher's green cloth with slightly faded titling and decorations in green and in gold. Illustrated throughout with quite attractive sepia chromolithographs and a few in green. There is very minor surface loss to the verso of the title page where the chromolithograph on the adjacent rector adhered slightly with a small amount of paper still on the illustration. Otherwise all plates and decorations are fine. Very Good binding. White & Allen unknown books
1825réf. 1531351825. A beautifully assembled collection of manuscript letters printed documents and prints relating to the sacre or coronation of Charles X of France celebrated at Reims Cathedral on May 29 1825. Folio finely bound in later full red morocco gilt the upper cover lettered "Sacre de S.M. Charles X" within a gilt lozenge surmounted by a crown within elaborate gilt floral borders the spine in six compartments with raised gilt bands with the materials tipped in throughout. The collection comprises: an autograph letter signed by the Bishop of Sens seven pages to the Bishop of Hermopolis on the historic role of the Church in the coronation the orations and prayers appropriate to the ceremony and the divine origin of royalty; a facsimile autograph letter from Charles X to the Bishop of Sens; a printed invitation to the coronation from the Prefet de la Seine; an eight-page printed report on the coronation from an unidentified journal dated 28 May 1825; a letter signed by the duc de Noliquae to the Comte de Chabrol two pages 24 May 1825 regarding preparations for the grand entrance of the King into Paris; and five prints relating to the coronation. In near fine condition with light spotting and toning and damp staining to one plate near the end. Charles X 1757-1836 the younger brother of Louis XVI and Louis XVIII was the last of the elder Bourbon kings of France. A leader of the ultra-royalists and the guiding spirit of the emigres during the Revolution he succeeded his brother Louis XVIII in 1824 and set about restoring the privileges of the ancien regime. His sacre at Reims on May 29 1825 was the last coronation of a French monarch a deliberately archaic revival of the medieval rite meant to reaffirm the divine right of kings. Charles X's reactionary policies provoked mounting opposition and he was overthrown in the July Revolution of 1830 and died in exile. Assembled documentary collections surrounding the ceremony preserve a vivid record of the high-water mark of the Bourbon Restoration. unknown
1827réf. 58016Paris L'Imprimerie Royale 1827. Contemp. hcalf. Richly gilt spine. Gilding weak and spine rubbed. XVI320 pp. Offprint/Extrait from "Annales maritimes et coloniales". unknown
réf. 50481in French with translation for Claude Joseph Denis Rayon Deputy Head of Bureau in the Ministry of War "for the services he has rendered us and the State" to rank from the 23rd May 1825 signed by the King with his stamp as Sovereign Head of the Order signed also by the Grand Chancellor Jacques Alexandre Macdonald 1765-1840 Duke of Taranto and by the Secretary-General Vicomte de Saimmare finely engraved with manuscript additions with the Royal Arms at the head and the motto 'Honour and Country' and a border incorporating the badge of the order lilies of France crowned vellum 14½" x 17½" Tuileries 1st March He was an uncle of the uncrowned Louis XVII and younger brother to reigning kings Louis XVI and Louis XVIII he supported the latter in exile. After the Bourbon Restoration in 1814 Charles as heir-presumptive became the leader of the ultra-royalists a radical monarchist faction within the French court that affirmed absolute monarchy by divine right and opposed the constitutional monarchy concessions towards liberals and the guarantees of civil liberties granted by the Charter of 1814 hardcover
réf. 1447422538.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 0971992401.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 49314573like new. unknown
1963réf. 45191New York: Beacon-Signal Books. Near Fine. 1963. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. A smart first edition/first printing paperback original in Near Fine condition with light soiling; In High-School Scandal seventeen-year-old rebellious Elizabeth Winthrop is determined to live life on her own terms. When she learns that her popular wealthy classmate Cameron Montgomery has been cheating on her test Elizabeth takes matters into her own hands. She starts an online relationship with Cameron's rival Matt and blackmails him into giving her the answers to her test. With the help of her online friends Elizabeth manages to get away with her scheme but her reputation is ruined. Elizabeth is forced to move to a new town and start all over again.; 8vo; 155 pages; FSA . Beacon-Signal Books paperback
réf. 196192899X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
A Paris, de l'Imprimerie de la République, Ventose, an X (1802), in-8, legatura coeva in mezza pelle, (pelle del dorso completamente consumata, manca la cuffia superiore), pp. VII, 387. Si tratta dei documenti concernenti le attività illegali dell'agenzia detta d'Augsburg le cui operazioni erano diretta dal futuro Carlo X.
Paris, Ernest Flammarion, Sans date, 1900. In-4 oblong relié demi-basane rouge, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, gardes de papier marbré. 140 pages d'illustrations historiées et légendées souvent à pleines pages. Petits frottements à la reliure. Corps de l'ouvrage en bon état.
Paris, Perrotin, 1857. 8 volumes in-8 reliés demi-basane verte, dos à nerfs, titre et tomaison doré. Les couvertures sont conservées. Avec le portrait du duc de Reischstadt, celui du duc de Raguse, et quatre fac-similés de Charles X, du duc d'Angoulême, de l'Empereur Nicolas et du duc de Raguse. Le tome 9 semble manquer. Des rousseurs éparses. Mention de troisième édition. Tulard 963.
Paris Le Normant fils Octobre 1831, In-8 broché, 155 pages. Couverture défraichie et très fortement brunie, piqûres et rousseurs sur les pages. Edition originale. Bon exemplaire de travail
PARIS, E. Flammarion - Format à l'Italienne - Relié, dos toilé - 239 pages - Recueil de gravures, et documents avec texte explicatif.- Coins émoussés, état d'usage.
In-8, broché, couverture imprimée, 155 p., (2) f. de catalogue., qqs rousseurs. Édition originale. (Talvart et Place III, 13).
In-8, demi-toile moderne, titre doré, (1) f., ix, 60 p. Edition originale. Ouvrage d'origine légitimiste: par la bouche de Charles X, l'auteur dénonce pêle-mêle la collusion entre protestants, adeptes de l'abbé Châtel, saint-simoniens et jésuites dans le but de déstabiliser le pouvoir légitime et contribuer à installer la monarchie de Juillet. Bon exemplaire.
In-8 (216 x 133 mm), plein maroquin bleu nuit, dos lisse orné d'un petit fleuron, titre doré, daté en pied (reliure moderne), 88 p., vignette de titre aux armes royales. Edition originale de cet important écrit daté du 2 décembre 1824, relatif aux indemnités dues aux émigrés, l'un des principaux débats ouverts par la Restauration. "Les confiscations ont été avec le jugement de Louis XVI, la grande plaie de la Révolution" écrit Chateaubriand page 5. Quelques semaines après la publication de cette brochure, le roi Charles X et son ministre Villèle annonceront le dépôt de la loi dite du "milliard aux émigrés": un milliard de francs accordé à la noblesse émigrée sous forme d’une rente à 3 %. Le principal bénéficiaire, le duc d’Orléans, futur Louis Philippe, recevra 510.000 francs annuels. Cette loi, promulgué le 28 avril 1825 et l'une des principales mesures du début du règne de Charles X conforme au programme du parti ultraroyaliste, conduira par son impopularité à l’enchaînement d’événements qui mèneront aux Trois Glorieuses. (Dacier, 'Chateaubriand', 415). Papier légèrement froissé. Quelques piqûres éparses. Une tache p. 16. Bon exemplaire, bien relié, non rogné, imprimé sur papier vélin.
in-8°, (20,5x14), 587 pages, ill. hors-texte en noir, reliure ornee de l'editeur, jaquette illustree. Tres bel exemplaire. [NV-22]
Poème composé à l’occasion du sacre de Charles X. Véritable édition originale en premier tirage comprenant bien les vers à la page 19 qui furent retirés des éditions suivantes.
réf. 32204In-8, demi-toile moderne, titre doré, (1) f., ix, 60 p. Paris, G.A. Dentu, 1833.
réf. 27387In-8, broché, couverture imprimée, 155 p., (2) f. de catalogue., qqs rousseurs. Paris, Le Normant fils, octobre 1831.
réf. 394676 volumes in-8 (196 x 126 mm), demi-veau moucheté, dos lisses, roulette en place des nerfs, palette en pied, pièces de titre et de tomaison de veau noir et beige, plats de papier raciné, tranches cailloutées, Paris, Mame et Delaunay, 1830.
réf. 201802309Strasbourg, A la librairie de f.g. levrault , 1829 ; in-4, 184 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Avec carte d'alsace et des gravures, cartonnage papier vert imprimé quelque petit manque, quelques rousseurs, bon état de conservation.
réf. 28613Paris, Imprimerie royale, 1827. 1 vol. in-8° broché, couv. bleue. (2) ff., 237 pp. Rousseurs.[C02]
1827réf. 58016Paris, L'Imprimerie Royale, 1827. Contemp. hcalf. Richly gilt spine. Gilding weak and spine rubbed. XVI,320 pp. Offprint/Extrait from ""Annales maritimes et coloniales"".
