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1976Giovanni di Capua Processo a de Gasperi. , EBE 1976, Sovraccoperta imperfetta, interno in ottime condizioni Buono (Good) . 1010
19662 Fotografie originali in B/N timbrate Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata ANSA. Formato 24X18. Le fotografie riguardano il Processo tenuto a Milano nel 1966 ai Redattori della ZANZARA, Rivista edita dagli studenti del Liceo Parini di Milano. L'accusa era di oscenita e offesa al pudore, per un articolo-inchiesta pubblicato sulla Rivista, sul tema del Matrimonio ,del sesso, del lavoro femminile
Milano, Giuffrè, 1979, in-8, brossura editoriale, pp. V, 593. Scritti, fra gli altri autori, di E. Capaccioli, M.S. Giannini, G. Paleologo, S. Piraino, A.M. Sandulli. Piccoli strappetti marginali alla copertina, per il resto in ottime condizioni, intonso.
1966In-8 (cm. 24.40), brossura editoriale illustrata, con alette, pp. 370, (2), con alcune illustrazioni in bianco e nero fuori testo. In buono stato di conservazione (good copy).
1883In-8 p. (mm. 227x140), brossura orig., pp. CXIV; 98. In buono stato.
1831ref. 833811831. Trial Relating to an Important Event of the July Monarchy With a Presentation Inscription from the Primary Defendant Trial. Valerius Philippe Primary Defendant. Proces du Service Funebre Celebre le 14 Fevrier 1831 a Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois. Accusation Contre MM. Valerius Durouchoux Fils Boblet Quinel et de Balthasar. Paris: Chez G.A. Dentu Imprimeur-Libraire No 21; Et Palais-Royal Galerie d'Orleans No 13 1831. xxi 128 pp. Octavo 8-1/2" x 5-1/4"; 21.5 x 13 cm. Pamphlet in stiff wrappers bound into later quarter cloth over marbled boards calf lettering piece and gilt ornaments and publication date to spine fragment of ribbon marker publisher advertisement to rear wrapper. A few minor nicks to boards moderate rubbing to extremities some wear to corners and edges of lettering piece pictorial bookplate of Paul Lacombe to front pastedown. Moderate toning and light foxing to interior creases and corner folds to a few leaves offsetting from bookplate to front free endpaper presentation inscription from Valerius to title page. A very good copy with interesting associations. $250. Only edition. A report of a turning point in the Reign of King Louis-Philippe I also known as the July Monarchy 1830-1848: the trial that followed the failed 1831 uprising against the king a member of the House of Orleans provoked by Legitimists people who denied the legitimacy of a non-Bourbon monarch. This event was sparked by a politically charged memorial service for the Bourbon Duke of Berry who was assassinated in 1820. It ended with the repression of the Legitimists. The wry inscription reads "offered by the accused Valerius." A fervent Legitimist he was a primary organizer and financier of the memorial ceremony which was seen by government as an incitement to riot. Valerius and his co-defendants were ultimately acquitted. This copy was later acquired by Lacombe 1834-1919 an important Parisian archivist and historian who was also a notable bibliophile. This is a scarce title. OCLC locates 2 copies in North America Harvard University of Michigan. unknown books
1874P., Garnier Frères, librairies-éditeurs, 1874. 2 tomes en 1 volume in-4 reliédemi chagrin vert, dos à nerfs, caissons ornés de fleurons, 356-373 pp.
1831ref. 833811831. Trial Relating to an Important Event of the July Monarchy With a Presentation Inscription from the Primary Defendant Trial. Valerius Philippe Primary Defendant. Proces du Service Funebre Celebre le 14 Fevrier 1831 a Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois. Accusation Contre MM. Valerius Durouchoux Fils Boblet Quinel et de Balthasar. Paris: Chez G.A. Dentu Imprimeur-Libraire No 21; Et Palais-Royal Galerie d'Orleans No 13 1831. xxi 128 pp. Octavo 8-1/2" x 5-1/4"; 21.5 x 13 cm. Pamphlet in stiff wrappers bound into later quarter cloth over marbled boards calf lettering piece and gilt ornaments and publication date to spine fragment of ribbon marker publisher advertisement to rear wrapper. A few minor nicks to boards moderate rubbing to extremities some wear to corners and edges of lettering piece pictorial bookplate of Paul Lacombe to front pastedown. Moderate toning and light foxing to interior creases and corner folds to a few leaves offsetting from bookplate to front free endpaper presentation inscription from Valerius to title page. A very good copy with interesting associations. $250. Only edition. A report of a turning point in the Reign of King Louis-Philippe I also known as the July Monarchy 1830-1848: the trial that followed the failed 1831 uprising against the king a member of the House of Orleans provoked by Legitimists people who denied the legitimacy of a non-Bourbon monarch. This event was sparked by a politically charged memorial service for the Bourbon Duke of Berry who was assassinated in 1820. It ended with the repression of the Legitimists. The wry inscription reads "offered by the accused Valerius." A fervent Legitimist he was a primary organizer and financier of the memorial ceremony which was seen by government as an incitement to riot. Valerius and his co-defendants were ultimately acquitted. This copy was later acquired by Lacombe 1834-1919 an important Parisian archivist and historian who was also a notable bibliophile. This is a scarce title. OCLC locates 2 copies in North America Harvard University of Michigan. unknown
1900Paris, Société nouvelles de librairie et d'édition 1900. In-12 broché de 256 pages. Petiti manque à la couverture
in-8 broche de 246 pages.— Edition originale. Tres bel exemplaire. [BU-1]
ref. 2368London: H. Owen 1757. . 8vo in half-sheets lacking the final blank; now bound in modern blue paper wrappers with typed label. Text somewhat soiled particularly at edges; first 4 leaves with small horizontal closed tear not affecting text; title with small loss in the bottom gutter. ESTC N25456. A record of the notorious trial of Captain James Gambier later Vice Admiral for adultery with Sir Charles Knowles's wife Maria Magdalena Therese de Bouget 1733-1796. Interestingly the wife's maiden name is given as Plusbee on p. 13 whereas it actually Bouget London: H. Owen, 1757. unknown books
First Edition, with the circular stamp of the "Birmingham Law Society" on title, [2], 73, [1] pp., disbound. The charge preferred against Major Thomas Moncrieff of the Berwickshire Regiment of Militia, was "for not resisting immediately, and endeavouring, as far as in his power, to prevent, the outrage committed in the mess-room on the 30th January 1807; whereby a gross insult was offered, not only to the Major, but every officer present, contrary to his duty as an officer then commanding the regiment, and contrary to good order and military discipline." COPAC locates copies at the British Library, National Library of Scotland and Glasgow University.
First edition, lacks half-title, xv, [1], 139, [1] pp., recent quarter morocco, marbled boards, spine gilt. The trial of Lieutenants Birch, Bishop, Aitkins, Ramsden, Nicholl, Richardson, and Bath, of the West Kent Regiment of Militia, on a charge preferred against them by Lieutenant-Colonel Dalton of the same regiment. For conducting themselves in a manner prejudicial to good order and military discipline.....[that they].... "systematically and contumaciously absented themselves from the Society of the Field Officers and Captains." They refused to speak to the higher ranks or to mess with them. They were all found guilty and dismissed from His Majesty's Service, although the Court Martial expressed some sympathy towards the younger officers. Not listed by Copac; OCLC finds copies at Harvard, Huntington, Yale and 1 single copy in Australia.
1792ref. 812901792. An Important 1792 Trial Related to an Election From the Library of Anne Renier Trial. Tooke John Horne 1736-1812 Defendant. Fox Charles James 1749-1806 Plaintiff. Johnson Joseph 1738-1809 Publisher. Proceedings in an Action for Debt Between the Right Honorable Charles James Fox Plaintiff And John Horne Tooke Esq. Defendant. Published by the Defendant. London: Printed for and Sold by the Booksellers 1792. 39 1 pp. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5-1/4". Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet. Moderate toning light foxing light rubbing to extremities final two leaves partially detached owner name "Renier" to verso of title page owner initials "AR" to verso of final leaf. $250. First edition one of two issues from 1792. This was a legally and politically important trial. Tooke one of the great English radicals of the period opposed Fox in the Westminster elections of 1790. Defeated by a large majority he petitioned the House of Commons for redress based on allegations of riotous conduct by the electors. The action was declared frivolous and Tooke was sued by Fox for 198 damage. To make matters worse under the 1789 law against vexatious suits Tooke was held liable as well for costs. The trial heard before Lord Kenyon gave Tooke a platform from which he condemned Parliamentary corruption and spoke eloquently against the severe limitations imposed upon juries in this and other trials of a similar nature--from a legal point of view perhaps the most interesting feature of the trial. Counsel for Fox was Thomas Erskine. Despite its topicality this pamphlet had an unusually long history; it was re-issued in 1793 1812 1815 and 1819. This copy belonged to Anne Renier 1911-1988. She and her husband Fernand Gabriel Renier 1905-1988 were important collectors of popular books pamphlets and ephemera. English Short-Title Catalogue N11983. unknown books
ref. 2368London: H. Owen 1757. . 8vo in half-sheets lacking the final blank; now bound in modern blue paper wrappers with typed label. Text somewhat soiled particularly at edges; first 4 leaves with small horizontal closed tear not affecting text; title with small loss in the bottom gutter. ESTC N25456. A record of the notorious trial of Captain James Gambier later Vice Admiral for adultery with Sir Charles Knowles's wife Maria Magdalena Therese de Bouget 1733-1796. Interestingly the wife's maiden name is given as Plusbee on p. 13 whereas it actually Bouget London: H. Owen, 1757. unknown
1792ref. 812901792. An Important 1792 Trial Related to an Election From the Library of Anne Renier Trial. Tooke John Horne 1736-1812 Defendant. Fox Charles James 1749-1806 Plaintiff. Johnson Joseph 1738-1809 Publisher. Proceedings in an Action for Debt Between the Right Honorable Charles James Fox Plaintiff And John Horne Tooke Esq. Defendant. Published by the Defendant. London: Printed for and Sold by the Booksellers 1792. 39 1 pp. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5-1/4". Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet. Moderate toning light foxing light rubbing to extremities final two leaves partially detached owner name "Renier" to verso of title page owner initials "AR" to verso of final leaf. $250. First edition one of two issues from 1792. This was a legally and politically important trial. Tooke one of the great English radicals of the period opposed Fox in the Westminster elections of 1790. Defeated by a large majority he petitioned the House of Commons for redress based on allegations of riotous conduct by the electors. The action was declared frivolous and Tooke was sued by Fox for 198 damage. To make matters worse under the 1789 law against vexatious suits Tooke was held liable as well for costs. The trial heard before Lord Kenyon gave Tooke a platform from which he condemned Parliamentary corruption and spoke eloquently against the severe limitations imposed upon juries in this and other trials of a similar nature--from a legal point of view perhaps the most interesting feature of the trial. Counsel for Fox was Thomas Erskine. Despite its topicality this pamphlet had an unusually long history; it was re-issued in 1793 1812 1815 and 1819. This copy belonged to Anne Renier 1911-1988. She and her husband Fernand Gabriel Renier 1905-1988 were important collectors of popular books pamphlets and ephemera. English Short-Title Catalogue N11983. unknown
2021br. Il Manuale Procedura penale minorile, a cura di Marta Bargis, è rivolto agli studenti dei corsi di Procedura penale progredita e agli operatori giudiziari. La quarta edizione del Manuale è aggiornata alle novità normative che hanno prodotto ricadute anche nel contesto minorile: si pensi, sul piano interno, all'art. 1 comma 1015 l. 30 dicembre 2020, n. 178 (Legge di bilancio 2021) e al d.m. 1° ottobre 2020, n. 163 (Regolamento concernente modifiche al decreto del Ministro della giustizia 12 agosto 2015, n. 144, recante disposizioni per il conseguimento e il mantenimento del titolo di avvocato specialista); sul piano europeo, al d.lgs. 2 febbraio 2021, n. 10 (Disposizioni per il compiuto adeguamento della normativa nazionale alle disposizioni della decisione quadro 2002/584/GAI, relativa al mandato d'arresto europeo e alle procedure di consegna tra Stati membri). Specifica attenzione è poi rivolta a varie pronunce della Corte costituzionale, in particolare a Corte cost., 6 dicembre 2019, n. 263 (che ha dichiarato illegittimo l'art. 2 comma 3 dell'ordinamento penitenziario minorile) e a Corte cost., 6 luglio 2020, n. 139 (che si è occupata dell'istituto della messa alla prova). Nella Presentazione della nuova edizione del Manuale Procedura penale minorile si accenna altresì alla normativa anti-COVID 19.
1970ref. 3491180Berlin, de Gruyter, 1970. XVIII, 93 S. OKart.
1957ref. 600899Berlin, de Gruyter, 1957. XIX, 113 S. Originalumschlag.
1780[700' MANOSCRITTO-PERUGIA] (cm.27) Manoscritto in italiano e latino, di 56 pp. complessive datato 1780. Tratta di una causa per possesso e conduzione di latifondo e bestiame, divisione di cereali, semine ecc. con testimonianze e citazioni. Avvocato gregorio Mauri. slegato ma ottima conservazione e chiarissima grafia.[f32] Libro
ref. CCC-79apla1. IN-8 (12.5X18 cm), Reliure demi chagrin vert, 5 nerf, coins frottés. 145 pages. Portrait de Ravaillac en frontispice, gravé par lacoste jeune d' après David. Edition établie d'après les papiers de Joly de Fleury, ancien procureur au parlement. 1858. Paris. A. Aubry, collection "Le trésor des pièces rares ou inédites" 15éme volume de la collection, photos possibles
1832ref. 90011-Paris, Louis Janet, 1832. Dim 14x21. 215 p. Couverture grisâtre, manque important au dos, grossièrement et incomplètement réparé (la brochure ne tient plus) intérieur convenable.
1871ref. GITf556Paris en vente chez Mauger, Capart et Cie sans date (1871). In-4 180pp imprimées sur 2 colonnes. demi chagrin rouge, dos à faux nerfs soulignés de filets à froid, reliure de l'époque. Orné de 25 illustrations (2 figures à pleine page et 23 portraits en tête de chaque chapitre). Petite coupure sans manque en marge de la page 95. Bel exemplaire frais, sans rousseurs, bien complet du texte et des illustrations, dans une reliure sobre de bonne qualité.
1900ref. DEZ-5454Paris, Société Nouvelle de Librairie et d’Édition (librairie Georges Bellais). In-16 en demi chagrin au dos à faux nerfs soulignés de filets estampés à froids. 256 pp. Frottements aux coins et papier un peu jauni, sinon bel état.
1840ref. GITh447Paris Bohaire 1840. In-8 broché 2 feuillets non chiffrés VI-XXIV (rappel des faits, liste des Pairs) (25)-224pp. Orné d'un portrait du Prince Napoléon Louis en frontispice. Manque de papier sur le dos, couverture froissée, auréole claire ancienne sur les dernières pages, rousseurs par endroits. Exemplaire complet de son texte et du portrait. Un document intéressant.
